Although geraniums are generally grown as annuals because they aren't frost-tolerant, you can overwinter them indoors using a very simple technique.

You won't ever need to buy new geranium plants again if you use these simple tips for overwintering these gorgeous plants.

By doing this simple task, you'll encourage stronger, healthier geranium growth. And with some added help, you'll increase the quantity of roots, too.

Geraniums are a popular flowering plant for beds, borders, containers, hanging baskets and window boxes. The first hard frost will destroy geraniums, unless gardeners take steps to over-winter them.

Q: I brought my geraniums in for the winter last year and had been told not to fertilize them during the winter, so I didn't. But my geraniums ended up looking pale and sickly. What did I do wrong? A: ...

I had several geraniums that I usually toss, but decided to save through the winter and try to replant next spring. I have them on a table in a room with a large window and lots of indirect sunshine.

Q: I watched your webinar last fall on overwintering geraniums, and I’ve been growing them under lights in the basement like you suggested. They are doing very well and flowering, but I don’t know if ...