Geranium Pelargonium zonale Americana 'Pink'

Zonal Geranium

The Americana Pink produces clusters of pink. The clusters rise just above the green foliage with a very faint zonal pattern. The Americana Geranium produces a deep green foliage with a faint zonal pattern. These geraniums are desired most for their beautiful foliage, semi-double blooms extending above the foliage, tolerance for heat and its mounding habit. This is a great annual for Spring, Summer, and Fall. With the mounding habit of the American Geranium, this is a lovely choice for mixed containers and beds. 

Height 12-18 Inches

Spread 14-22 Inches

Homeowner Growing & Maintenance Tips The Americana Geranium prefers full sun to partial shade and a bit milder climates. It prefers average, moist but well-drained soil. Trimming back dead blossoms encourages new blooms. Please remember, containers aren’t as drought resistant, they may need a little extra TLC and consistent watering if in containers!

Interesting Notes Plant with Angelonia, Viola or trailing Petunias for gorgeous containers or baskets Looks great in baskets, beds, containers, and along entryways

USDA Hardiness Zone 9-11

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Great Companions

Euphorbia (Euphorbia hypericifolia 'Hip Hop')

Angelonia (Angelonia angustifolia Serena 'Blue')

Spreading/Trailing Petunia (Petunia hybrida Success 'Red')

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