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Geraniaceae is a small nursery in Marin County, California (Zone 9b) specializing in some of the plants of the Geranium family. The nursery was started in 1983 and over the years we have noted a phenomenal increase in interest in hardy geraniums. Each year we try to stock the newest and best hybrids and to continually improve our selections of individual geranium species. Geraniums and erodiums are best represented in the nursery, but we also have a group of pelargonium species, some of which are night scented, and some small flowered hybrids, a selection of scented-leaf pelargoniums, and numerous cultivars of angel and pansy-face pelargoniums. We are now growing some forms of Pelargonium x hortorum (zonals), P. x peltatum (ivies), and P. x domesticum (regals/Martha Washingtons). Our selections are heritage (heirloom) plants which are in grave danger of disappearing from commercial nurseries. If you are looking for something particular send us an email.
Availability
As usual, there are a few plants listed in the catalog that are not for sale again this year. We propose but Mother Nature disposes. If your favorite is not for sale we’ll try hard to have it available for you next year. Please call or email if you wish to inquire about wholesale orders for the genera Geranium and Pelargonium.
P. ‘Ruby-Edged Oak’
$8.00
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Our Plants
MOST GERANIUMS ARE GROWN FOR SALE IN ONE GALLON CONTAINERS AND COST $8.00-$10 EACH. PELARGONIUMS, ERODIUMS, AND SOME RARE GERANIUMS, ARE GROWN FOR SALE IN 4″ CONTAINERS. THE PRICE IS USUALLY $6 – $15.00, BUT MAY BE MORE IF THE PLANT IS VERY RARE OR DIFFICULT TO PROPAGATE. Upon purchase pelargoniums should usually be transferred to larger containers or planted out in the garden in frost-free areas. With the exception of most of the erodiums and some of the geraniums in the Rock Garden section of the Geranium List, the plants do not like to be confined. Please take them out of their pots, and plant them in reasonably fertile, well-drained soil. They respond much better to free root run in the open ground. Like many perennials, geraniums and erodiums look their best after several years in the garden. Clump size increases, ground covers cover the ground, and they hold their own in landscape schemes.
Seasons
The approximate season when plants come into flower is indicated in the Catalog by the following: Sp.(Spring) , Su.(Summer) , and Fa.(Fall) . In our climate (Zone 9b), most geraniums and some erodiums are dormant, or at least resting, from late November through February. Don’t panic if your plant disappea
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