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Geraniums Overwintered in Garage: Plant Out After Frost, Trim If Leggy

If garage stays above freezing and has good light, plant geraniums out after last frost as-is. If low light causes stretching, cut back by half and let re-leaf before April.

About Gardening: Preserving Cut Orchid Sprays and Starting a Living Memorial; Spring Replanting of Overwintered Container Roses in Cold Climates; Overwintering Geraniums: The Pot-and-Dormancy Method; Overwintering Geraniums Indoors: Light, Watering, and Pinching; Overwintering Geraniums (Pelargoniums): The Bare-Root Hanging Method; Overwintering Carrots in a Window Box; Heeling In Shrubs During Construction: Preserving Plants for Replanting; Poinsettia Care After Winter: Pruning and Reblooming Schedule; Overwintering Impatiens: Seed Saving vs. Root Survival; Pruning and Trellising Raspberries: Erect vs. Trailing Varieties

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