Flower/Plant : Ivy geranium
Origin: South Africa
Plant Type : Geraniaceae
Season: Spring, Spring, summer, fall
About :
Ivy geraniums have somewhat different cultural needs than the more prevalent zonal geraniums grown so widely as bedding plants. Ivy geraniums prefer milder temperatures than zonal geraniums, and if they are grown in conditions warmer than 85 degrees Fahrenheit, they require a partial shade location. In addition, ivy geraniums require more consistent moisture than zonal geraniums, which are often quite tolerant of dry, blazing conditions.
Beyond this, ivy geraniums are very easy to grow and have few problems. The long repeating bloom period makes them a favorite wherever lots of color is wanted in a cascading, trailing plant.
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Ashish Kumar Singh