Pelargonium x hortorum seeds | Zonal geranium

Pelargonium x hortorum, commonly known as the Zonal Geranium, is a classic garden favorite grown for its vibrant clusters of blooms and decorative, zoned foliage.
Renowned for its long flowering season and low maintenance, this versatile annual brings reliable color to bedding displays, window boxes, patio pots, and balcony planters all summer long.

The plants grow compact and bushy, reaching about 30–40 cm in height, and produce abundant flowers in shades of red, pink, white, and salmon. Their thick stems and heat tolerance make them ideal for both professional growers and home gardeners.

Easy to grow from seed, Pelargonium x hortorum adds a touch of timeless elegance and resilience to every garden. With regular deadheading, it will bloom continuously until the first frost.

🌸 Ideal for: borders, containers, window boxes, hanging baskets, and summer displays.
🌱 Sowing: sow indoors from January–March at +20–22 °C; transplant outdoors after frost. Prefers sunny positions and well-drained soil.

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