Longing for pelargonium blooming in our garden.
Finally it's cured.
In the early of December, I went home with two cuttings of white Pelargonium from my friend house.
Actually, I took so many plants from there.
These were the little plants in December.
From two cuttings, only one that survive.
And now it's growing so lush and flowering.
Such a beautiful flower.
Two bunches of white pelargonium are blooming.
Thanks GOD...
Our pelargoniums are resting through winter, I hope at least some survive. I imagine they will grow quite large in your climate.
ReplyDeleteHere, pelargonium grows best in the highland, with cool weather and lower humidity. The flower is much bigger and the foliage is much thicker.
DeleteIt looks very healthy. Spring is coming here soon. We did not have snow this year.
ReplyDeleteIt means your winter is warmer than usual. It may a nice winter, no frozen days. Enjoy your days, Theresa.
DeleteThey are doing so well. Congratulations!
ReplyDeleteHi Endah, how wonderful that one of your pelargonium cuttings has survived and is now blooming so lovely! You know that white is my favorite color?
ReplyDeleteCoincidentally I have been transplanting one of my pelargoniums from a container into the ground, yesterday. Hope it will make it. It has such a beautiful pink/apricot color and will fit with the adjacent pink rose perfectly together.
Warm regards,
Christina
I wonder I can collect more colors like yours, Christina. Sounds so interesting.
DeleteEndah, beautiful are your geraniums.
ReplyDeleteI buy ready-made plants.
Greetings.
Thank you, Lucia. Have a nice week...
DeleteYou have beautiful, healthy pelargoniums. Well done! They call them geraniums here-- a misnomer. We grow them as annuals. I don't cultivate them myself but purchase a few in pots each spring. P. x
ReplyDeleteHere, pelargonium or geranium is a beautiful flowered perennial. It's so lovely, Pam.
DeleteBeauty! Oh I miss this plant. I used to have a red one but it died. I should have took some cuttings to regrow like what you did.
ReplyDeleteYes, Stephanie. I have ever had red pelargonium before. It grew so lush for about two years, but the stem got rotten suddenly and then died.
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