How to regenerate Geranium in late spring

In this article we will look at how to regenerate geranium in late spring.

By late spring many of the cranesbills have past their spring best. The leaves are large, soft and tall. Sometimes the whole clump has fallen open.

This is the time to cut the whole clump right to the ground. It’s better to do this sooner rather than later while the soil is still cool and moist. The plants will regenerate and flower again in a few weeks. Their foliage will be more compact and harder so able to withstand summer heat. It would be a good thing to give them a feed at the same time to speed up regeneration.

We hope this article on how to regenerate geranium has been helpful to you, please contact us if you have any questions or come down and see us at the Nursery.