How to Split a Geranium?

Hardy geranium plants grow larger over time, spreading and developing into big clumps. These can be divided by cutting them in half or quarters with a sharp spade. This can be done in autumn, or in spring as they start into growth. Divide them every 3 to 5 years to keep them growing and flowering strongly.

When can I split hardy geraniums?

You can successfully divide geraniums at just about any time of the year as long as you keep them well-watered afterwards, however, you will have the highest level of success if you divide your plant when it's not actively growing. If your geraniums flower in the summer you want to divide in the spring or Autumn.

How do you divide wild geraniums?

Wild geranium is propagated from divisions of the rhizomes or from seed. Divide roots in in early spring or fall, cutting them where they form right angles.

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