Pronunciation: pel-ar-go'-nee-um
Scented geraniums thrive in full sun (partial shade in the South) and well-drained soil. They tolerate drought well. Best grown in containers in southern regions. Easy to overwinter indoors in a sunny window if kept on the dry side—overwatering causes rot. During short winter days, plants may become leggy. Prune hard before moving back outdoors after the last spring frost, and they'll quickly regain their bushy form. Hardy to Zone 10 (30°F).
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