Heirloom Pelargoniums, some with hundreds of years of horticultural history, are among 2,000 kinds of plants in an herb ...

Scented geraniums are also used in floral designs, potpourris, sachets, wreaths, cosmetics, perfumes and mosquito repellants. Some of these scented geraniums have a long history of medicinal use ...

There are three ways to overwinter geraniums indoors: as a houseplant, a dormant bare root or cuttings. Which one you choose ...

For more than 10 years, an enormous, scented geranium has been growing in a 4-by-2-foot stock tank on our back stoop.

Because scented geraniums aren't hardy in Portland's zone 7 to 8 winters, taking cuttings can ensure plants the following year without overwintering. Certainly, it takes up less room.

The scented geranium does not bloom as prolifically as the previously mention geraniums but is usually grown for the scented leaves. The scents available are rose, lemon, mint, citrus, citronella ...

Included in most groupings are scented geraniums (Pelargonium spp.), which have deeply lobed, ruffled, light grey-green fuzzy foliage with fragrances that are reminiscent of citrus, rose, nuts ...

Their flowers are a little bit smaller. There are also scented geraniums. The scent isn’t so much from the flowers, as from the leaves, that may smell like roses, citrus, mint, or various spices.

Her assortment of scented and unusual pelargoniums are grown in a 10,000-square-foot rented commercial greenhouse in Richmond. Parer’s interest in geraniums began when she first came to ...

Start by building a foundation with the larger stems and branches: sweet gum, dried beech, pepperberry, and scented geraniums. (Though any foraged items of your liking will do.) ...