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Annual Geraniums from seed?

Posted by MollyZone5 (My Page) on
Fri, Oct 14, 05 at 9:37

I have grown these from packaged seed and found them to grow quite easily,but I was wondering if anyone has grown from saved seed,from your own plants?I have collected seed from mine and would be interested in what to expect.Thanks.


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RE: Annual Geraniums from seed?

Hello Molly,
I have grown, Pelargoniums, Hardy Geraniums and Erodiums from saved seed. In the case of Hardy geraniums and Erodiums the seedlings were indistinguishable from the parent plants. I have also collected seedlings from around these plants that were self sown. In the case of pelargonims, they are actually half hardy perennials, I have grown two or three different named varieties from and found the to be identical to the parent plant. I have not attempted to hybridise any of these plants
I would suggest that, if space permits, you lift your plants and overwinter them in a frost free environment as well as sowing your saved seed.
Ron


 
 

 

 


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