but thought I would share the red geranium that survived over the Winter (which is unusual here), and has finally come to life with its pretty red blooms. Just in time for the 4th of July....
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Linking up with "Mosaic Monday""Outdoor Wednesday"
Have a great week!
Glenda
Such a bright red! I love geraniums, did you know their scent keeps the mosquitos away? Can't believe yours survived the winter!
ReplyDeleteI love geraniums - always so bright and cheery!
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xo
Your red geranium is amazing, Glenda. I don't think we would ever have one survive outside over winter, but we've neglected a few indoors that made it through.
ReplyDeleteYour red geranium is beautiful. It is great it survived the winter, nice to have a hardy plant. Beautiful mosaic, have a happy week!
ReplyDeleteIt overwintered outside? Many here overwinter their geraniums inside. They cut them way back and leave them in the basement remembering to water them once in a while. There's nothing much more cheerful than a vibrant red geranium and perfect for the holiday!
ReplyDeleteI've never had much luck with these but yours is beautiful and adds some pretty color for summer time! Hugs!
ReplyDeleteRed geraniums are such a classically lovely plant!
ReplyDeleteGeraniums are one thing the Japanese beetles won't eat here. What a lovely, big plant and I'm impressed it survived the winter! Not sure that's a good thing or not (global warming and all). I've had snap dragons survive the winter recently which has never happened before.
ReplyDeleteLove the beautiful header photo from your road trip!
I love geraniums, especially the red ones. Yours looks beautiful!
ReplyDeleteIt's always fun to have some red blooms on the 4th of July! Blessings...
ReplyDeleteRed geraniums are so pretty and I love to use them during the summer. They fit so well into patriotic decorating. I am visiting from Mosaic Monday. Stop by Still Woods Farmhouse when you get a chance.
ReplyDeleteBlessings from Still Woods Farmhouse
Did you overwinter your geranium outdoors? It's so bright and pretty!
ReplyDeleteIt's such a special treat when a plant overwinters unexpectedly. Your geranium is a gorgeous red.
ReplyDeleteOoo...such pretty pictures! I love red geraniums and they were a favorite of my mom's.
ReplyDeleteHow can a cantaloupe taste so good and smell so awful? Strawberries also make the car smell and there is nothing better!
Red geraniums are my favorite. Yours are beautiful. I've gotta have some each May!
ReplyDeleteI took my geraniums inside this past winter. They did very well. I think I had 4 and they did take awhile to bloom again outside but are doing quite well now, I think I will do the same this winter. I cut them back hard and put them in the windows. The ones in the north windows bloomed on and off all winter, the others just stayed green
ReplyDeleteJanice
LOVE THEM IN THE PRETTY VIBRATE RED.
ReplyDeleteCharming.
ReplyDeleteLovely series.
ReplyDeleteJM Illinois
Glenda, how did you do that - keep that beautiful geranium alive through the winter? You definitely have a green thumb. It's gorgeous! laurie
ReplyDeleteOne of my favorite plants...:)
ReplyDeleteYou had a geranium survive the winter? Here that would only happen if you kept it in a greenhouse environment. Your patio area is so pretty!
ReplyDeleteLike your own private fireworks display just in time for the 4th. Gorgeous Red flowers!
ReplyDeleteHugs Lynn