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Geranium 'Golden Harry Hieover' - S1
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Geranium 'Golden Harry Hieover'

Pelargonium hyb.
An heirloom geranium that received many mentions and awards in its heyday, the 1870s, Golden Harry Hieover still charms with its compact habit, glowing ringed leaves, and single scarlet-red flowers that bloom freely. Some afternoon shade benefits the lime-green foliage.
SKU #P4410
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Pot: 3.5" h x 2.63" w (9.5 fl oz)
Lifecycle
Annual; tender perennial
Perennial Hardiness Zone
9,
10
Annual Hardiness
Tender Annual
Mature Size
1' h x 1' w
Sun
Full sun
Soil
Rich, well-drained
Season
Summer to fall
Color
Scarlet red flowers above lime green foliage with bronze rings
Features
Great for containers
Heat or Drought Tolerant
WHEN TO SET OUTSIDE
About a week after last frost, when nighttime temperatures remain above 50°F.
PLACEMENT & CULTIVATION
Geraniums traveled from South Africa and were cultivated and marveled over in early glasshouses of the 1600s, and we love them still for their varied beautiful leaves and flower colors. Provide well-drained soils and allow the soil to dry before watering throughly. Deadhead spent flowers regularly and provide some afternoon shade in hot summer areas.
Final Spacing:
1.5'
Water Requirements:
Low Water Use
Watering Details:
Water when soil is dry 2" down into pot. Geraniums suffer if the soil stays saturated with water, so water only after soil has dried.
Soil pH:
Prefers neutral.
Fertilizer:
Fertilize twice a month with a balanced formulation such as 15-15-15.
Diseases & Pests:
Aphids and mealybugs can be troublesome; if detected, treat with an insecticidal soap or neem oil. Avoid botrytis or gray mold by spacing properly, not wetting the foliage when watering, and keeping dead plant material, such as spent flowers and leaves, cleaned up.