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05.06 | 07:32
You're my no. 1 inspiration in the Pelargonium growing/showing world. Appreciation abundance, plus some! Your site has taught me more in a short period of time, than any other source or outlet. 
16.04 | 21:49
Wow I love your plants ,beautiful ,I wish I could grow them that well in Australia
17.12 | 10:40
Hi Jacqueline, I do not cover the box as the cuttings will rot off in too much humidity. I only water them once they are nearly dry as not to overwater. Ken
15.12 | 18:58
Hi Ken. Thanks for the info. I would like to know, do you cover the box? How often do you ‘bottom’ water the cuttings?
Ken
Sorry but I do not know of any modern red Zonal that will grow that tall. Maybe someone in your area of California still grows the older more vigorous Pelargoniums.
Wm. V. F. Little
Am renovating the landscape for 1960's period California architecture. Typical planting of the times calls for very large - 4'-5' - red Pelargonium. Is there a variety/cultivar that will produce this look for me?
Debbie
I have never seen pelargoniums grown so well and the little book is quite delightful !