Geranium information

Here is some information on Geraniums, hope it helps.... Dave
Geraniums need miracle
Tom MacCubbin | IN THE GARDEN
June 28, 2009
Question: My geraniums were beautiful this spring but now the leaves are turning yellow to brown, and it appears entire plants are dying. What can I do to make them look better?

Answer: Summer heat and rain are not very kind to geraniums, which are generally considered cool-season plants. Many gardeners dig the plants up, toss them and then add new warm-season color to the garden spots.

If the geraniums are in the ground it's about impossible to get them through the summer. You might try digging a few plants and placing them in containers. Saving plants in containers means keeping them in high light levels but out of the daily rains, which encourage rots. Still expect the plants to decline, but you may get them through the summer. When cooler, drier weather returns, hopefully, you can grow them back to be the geraniums you remember.

Great info on the Septic Tanks

Hi Everybody, here is some info on the septic tanks, please go to the web site and take a look, it is looking better, but we cannot let our guard down.... Dave

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