Zonal geraniums are upright, bushy, grow fast and flower more quickly with large, dome-shaped blooms.They are propagated by ...

This unique growth pattern enables them to cultivate dense foliage of vibrant leaves and produce an abundance of the vivid, standout flowers that geraniums are renowned for. Ivy geraniums are ...

Do you love spending time on your patio but wish you had a bit more privacy? Try planting ivy geranium (Pelargonium peltatum) to create a vibrant, living screen that will last all summer long.

Zonal geraniums are the classic stubby, large-leafed plants with darker zone markings on the foliage and large flower clusters on long stalks. Ivy-leafed varieties are compact trailers that ...

Take your basic boring, over-used, sparse-blooming but hard-to-kill red geranium that so many people will be buying in the next few weeks. Then take a handsome, glossy-leafed, trailing ivy ...

Some other examples in my garden: Ivy Geranium (Pelargonium peltatum) has leaves similar to ivy (Hedera) leaves. This is a scrambling perennial plant with blossoms that range from white to mauve.

Most of us are familiar with zonal-type geraniums and ivy geraniums, and often we prefer one or the other because of their specific growing habits. Interspecific geraniums are a cross between a ...

There was a time in my horticultural career where you simply did not talk about geraniums after mid-summer. That changed with the debut of the ivy geranium, zonal geranium cross. It was pure magic.