Growing Non-GMO Geranium Tornado Series Mix Flower Seeds

Tornado Series Mix geranium seeds can be sown directly after the frost but, for earliest spring blooming, begin indoors 8-10 weeks prior. Geraniums can be quick to germinate between 5-7 days without any need for light. Some gardeners will transplant the seedlings into moveable pots to store the plants away for winter. Plant 2-3 Tornado Series Mix geranium seeds ¼ inch deep in well-drained soil in full sun to partial shade. Tornado Series Mix geraniums are known to perform in poor soils and gardens prone to heat and drought.

Geranium blooms throughout the first summer and will die back periodically, but this is completely normal. Avoid overhead watering and getting water on the leaves. Deadhead plants into the summer to promote further blooming. Geraniums do best if fertilized every two weeks during their growing season. Cut back the flower stems throughout the season and remove the entire plant at the end of the summer.

Geranium Tornado Series Mix in the Flower Garden

Pelargoniums provide so much life and color into a space that they are most frequently used as an annual focal point. Pair them with smaller flowering annuals such as alyssum or lobelia for a textured look.

Landscape Use of Geranium Tornado Series Mix

Tornado Series Mix Geraniums are perfect for annual beds and perform well with many other plants. They are often chosen for containers and garden beds alike. They even look wonderful when planted around mailboxes or flag poles. Try planting these near your front door to have them welcome your guests to your home. Tornado Series Mix Geranium seeds are ideal for pots, planters, and garden boxes. Try planting them in a mass for a breathtaking summer spectacle.

About Geranium Tornado Series Mix Garden Seeds

These flowers make charming bouquets all summer long. To harvest, cut a flower stalk as far down as possible, and immediately place it in cool, clean water. They may be harvested in the morning at full bloom or just before. Change the water daily for prolonged color.

Pelargoniums are typically drought and rabbit resistant. It is possible to overwinter them indoors even in colder growing zones. Cut them back before doing so.

Pelargonium x peltatum is a member of the family Geraniaceae and is mistakenly given the common name "geranium" in North America, though not actually being a geranium at all. There is some division among American horticulturalists and hobbyists whether or not to refer to the plant by what it looks like ("geranium") or by its true taxonomic name ("pelargonium"). Pelargonium was first cultivated in the 16th century near South Africa and has thrived as a purely ornamental variety with countless societies dedicated to its cultivation.

Tips From Our Gardeners

”To me, Tornado series geraniums have much more of a wildflower-like look to them. I think they look wonderful in cottagey landscapes and arrangements. Try pairing them with cosmos, hollyhock, and heuchera for a unique pairing."

- Lara Wadsworth, True Leaf Market Writer

Tornado Series Mix Geranium Seeds Per Package:

• 10 seed Packet
• 50 Seeds - Wholesale
• 100 Seeds - Bulk

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