Tender perennials like fuchsias, geraniums, and verbena need protection during cold months. Bring them indoors before the first frost. The simplest method is to treat them as houseplants until frost danger passes.
Select a south-facing window with at least 6 hours of daily sun. The spot must be draft-free—cold drafts can kill these plants.
Check for spider mites and whiteflies. Spray leaves with a mild soap-and-water solution to eliminate insects.
Bring plants inside and cover with plastic bags for two weeks to maintain humidity and ease the transition.
Water weekly with a watering can. Mist foliage with a spray bottle to boost humidity for all three plant types.
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