Geranium Any Color Plant

Purchase Description

• Geranium (Any Color) Plant
• Product Material : Natural Plant With Pot , Quantity : 1
• Pot : Height : 5 Inches (13 cm), Pot Colour : Black (Plastic)
• Very easy to maintain and Suitable for gifting to Plant Lovers

Plant Description

White 

‘Elegance Royalty White’ is a classic choice that is spotted with the tiniest flecks of pink—giving it a soft, feminine appearance. For a completely white version, try “North Star.” For window boxes and hanging baskets, look for an ivy geranium that will trail along the edges, such as ‘Snow Queen.’  

Red

As one of the most popular colors, red has a number of varieties. Try ‘Ameicana Bright Red,’ ‘Daredevil Claret,’ or ‘Designer Red’ for a true shade that will last throughout the growing season. For less uniform color, try ‘Avenida Red Mosaic,’ which has red-and-white speckled blooms that appear reminiscent of a peppermint. This variety has been said to favor the warmest, more tropical zones of the United States. 

Coral

As the name suggests, ‘Caliente Hot Coral’ produces vivid or “hot” coral-pink blooms; it may come as no surprise that this plant is also very heat tolerant. Also look for ‘Horizon Coral Spice,’ which has a true coral or salmon hue. Orange is a less common color for geraniums, but you will find several cultivars, including “Skies of Italy,” which is a fancy-leaf variety with beautiful reddish-bronze and rich yellow leaves. Maverick orange is another widely available option. 
 

Pink

For bright fuchsia color, look for ‘Baroness.’ If you’re hunting a soft, elegant pink consider ‘Black Velvet Appleblossom,’ which thrives in beds or containers. Additionally, ‘Appleblossom Rosebud’ is a stunning pink-and-white cultivar that grows well in normal conditions for this type of plant and will bloom repeatedly. 

Purple

‘Happy Face Amethyst’ is a good option if you are on the hunt for a trailing geranium. They can be a lovely addition to planters and window boxes. If you’re looking for a deep purple cultivar, try ‘Aristo Black.’ Its leaves can be as deep as maroon, and it will continue to bloom throughout the growing season.  

Yellow  

For years yellow was not an option when it came to growing pelargoniums. Thanks to science, yellow varieties are beginning to show up in the marketplace. Look for ‘Yellow,’ ‘First Yellow,’ and ‘First Yellow Improved’ to try the hue in your own garden.
 

Disclaimer: The image is for reference purposes only. The actual product may vary in shape or appearance based on climate, age, height, etc.