Geranium
Geranium, also known by the scientific name Pelargonium, is a perennial plant often grown in gardens for its bright flowers and attractive foliage. Native to South Africa, Geranium has become popular around the world due to its beauty and ease of care.
This plant is characterized by its erect stems, serrated leaves and star-shaped flowers. The dark green leaves are usually slightly hairy, giving them an interesting tactile appearance. Geranium flowers can vary in color, from pure white to bright red, pink, purple and orange. Some varieties even produce two-tone flowers, with different colored petals.
To properly grow Geranium in your garden, it is important to choose the appropriate location. It generally prefers sunny or slightly shaded locations, as direct exposure to the sun for several hours a day promotes more abundant flowering. Make sure the soil is well drained and fertile. You can improve soil quality by adding compost…
This plant is characterized by its erect stems, serrated leaves and star-shaped flowers. The dark green leaves are usually slightly hairy, giving them an interesting tactile appearance. Geranium flowers can vary in color, from pure white to bright red, pink, purple and orange. Some varieties even produce two-tone flowers, with different colored petals.
To properly grow Geranium in your garden, it is important to choose the appropriate location. It generally prefers sunny or slightly shaded locations, as direct exposure to the sun for several hours a day promotes more abundant flowering. Make sure the soil is well drained and fertile. You can improve soil quality by adding compost…
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Geranium
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