Even the geraniums are finishing now, but a reminder of something that is always flowering during the summer months.
Chronicles of an Anglo Swiss
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Even the geraniums are finishing now, but a reminder of something that is always flowering during the summer months.
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Chronicles of an Anglo Swiss 
My mother always had these in our garden growing up in New Jersey. She would dig them all up and store them in our basement during the winter. Whew! Sounds like too much trouble to me.
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Some farms here have hundreds and they keep them throughout the winter and replant them again in spring, but probably all part of their job.
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Growing up in Southern California, I always considered geraniums to be weeds — they grew all year long, and flowered all year long!
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It is a summer flower here. We have winters with freezing temperatures and snow and ice
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The first house I remember had a geranium bush by the back door that grew house-high! As a young adult, I had friends who put cuttings in 1″ pots and took them to Seattle to sell — $1 per pot!
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They would never grow into a Bush in our gardens
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They were stigmatized as such, even though many of us like to grow them anyway. I got my first when I was in junior high school, and smuggled it back in my duffel bag on the train. I have taking pieces with me every where I have lived since then, and it still grows out in the garden now, along with that common bright orangish red geranium.
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We rarely see this sort in a garden here, but mainly in pots and boxes
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One of my childhood memories was going to a plant nursery called The Garden Factory with my parents at the end of May every year so my mom could pick out her geraniums. My dad would plant them in big pots on the porch and there were also hanging baskets on the porch as well. I only tolerated the trips because the store had a giant gumball machine!
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My mum always bought some geraniums. She had a window box for planting them. We had a Sunday morning flower market and she would buy them there. It was a bit of a tradition in our part of London
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Gorgeous reds for today. 😀
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Yes, it is
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