Early-planted geraniums in Rhode Island hit a cold snap; bud edges browned but leaves look fine. Geraniums are hardy to 28°F and will recover in 1–2 weeks. Do nothing now—no pruning, no fertilizer. Once new growth appears, apply a diluted high-phosphorus fertilizer. They’ll bloom into October.
Lesson: wait until Memorial Day to plant tender annuals in Zone 6.
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