Planting Geraniums in the Greenhouse | Gardening Project

✨Geraniums and eonia peria are popular flowering plants that can be easily grown in the greenhouse.

🌱Geranium seeds should be started early, around 12-16 weeks before blooming season, while eonia peria can be started 10-12 weeks before the average last frost date.

🌸Bullseye salmon geraniums have beautiful purple leaves and soft salmon-colored flowers, making them an attractive addition to any garden.

🌿Eonia peria plants add movement and have large cones, making them ideal for both ornamental and medicinal purposes.

🌞Geraniums can tolerate more sun than some other varieties, but it's important to provide them with protection from pests like slugs and earwigs.

When should I start geranium seeds?

—Geranium seeds should be started around 12-16 weeks before the desired blooming season.

Can geraniums tolerate full sun?

—Geraniums can tolerate more sun than some other varieties, but it's important to provide them with some shade during the hottest part of the day.

How long does it take for geranium seeds to germinate?

—Geranium seeds usually germinate in about a week to ten days.

Can I grow eonia peria from seed?

—Yes, eonia peria can be grown from seed. However, some varieties may require a cold stratification period for successful germination.

How do I protect my geraniums from pests?

—To protect your geraniums from pests like slugs and earwigs, you can use bug and slug killer or bait to keep them away.

00:00In this video, we are planting different varieties of geraniums and eonia peria in the greenhouse.

02:24The Bullseye salmon geraniums have beautiful purple leaves and soft salmon-colored flowers, making them an attractive addition to any garden.

04:39Geranium seeds should be started around 12-16 weeks before the desired blooming season, while eonia peria can be started 10-12 weeks before the average last frost date.

10:49Protect your geraniums from pests like slugs and earwigs by using bug and slug killer or bait to keep them away.