Wild Geranium (Geranium maculatum) plants from Missouri Wildflowers Nursery

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Q: I recently purchased a pot and have noticed a progressive yellowing/browning of leaf tips and leaves . . . the plant is in the nursery pot. I have misted/watered twice each day (morning, then evening - about 12 hours between watering). What can I do to reverse the issue I'm seeing?

Asked by: Robert Sherman - 10/18/2017

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Q: Please tell me what ground cover natives DO NOT appeal to rabbits. I am exhausted trying to avoid giving them a smorgasbord! Thank you.

Asked by: Kim Harnagel - 4/20/2020

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Q: Do you ever sell the seeds for the Wild Geranium (Geranium maculatum)? I'd like to disperse into a cleared forest floor.

Asked by: Kimberly Harnagel - 4/28/2020

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Q: Can this wild geranium (maculatum) be used as a porch plant in a large pot for a year or two?

Asked by: Anne McLane - 7/28/2022

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Your watering regimen is more frequent than necessary, but that likely isn't the problem. Wild geraniums go dormant this time of year, and their fall foliage isn't the most attractive. There really isn't anything you can do to prevent this. Go ahead and get it in the ground. It will pop back up next spring with new, lush foliage.

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Yes, if we harvest enough seed. We harvest it in late May, then it has to be processed. If we have enough to sell, it will be available sometime in June or July.

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Yes, it should be fine as long as it isn't in too much sun.

Wild Geranium (Geranium maculatum) plants from Missouri Wildflowers Nursery

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