Cascade geranium, also known as hanging geranium or ampel geranium, is a beautiful and popular flowering plant used to create spectacular hanging arrangements and ornaments. Its name 'cascade' refers to its characteristic growth habit where the branches grow downwards, forming a cascade of flowers and leaves.

This geranium blooms all summer long outdoors and all year long indoors. The flowers are large and striking.

The cascade geranium's most prominent feature is its pendulous growth pattern, making it ideal for use in hanging baskets, hanging baskets, hanging baskets, balcony boxes and pots. Its branches can reach far down, creating a beautiful cascade of flowers that dress vertical surfaces with their colorful splendor.
In addition to its flowers, the cascade geranium also has decorative and fragrant foliage. The leaves can be small or medium-sized, and they vary in shape and texture. They can be green or have a marbled or variegated color scheme, which adds further visual interest to the plant.

It is appreciated for its long flowering time and very good resistance to unfavorable growing conditions. It remains beautiful even in windy flower beds and during drought. Bring in before frost for continued flowering.

The cascade geranium is a relatively easy-to-grow plant that thrives in sunny to semi-shady locations and well-drained soil. It is drought tolerant and will tolerate some drying out between waterings. Regular pruning of the long branches helps to promote dense and compact growth and to shape the plant to the desired appearance.
Remember that geraniums must be rested in winter, kept at about 12 degrees and watered infrequently. At the end of February they are brought out on the windowsill again, old thick branches are cut off, so that the new ones can bloom again after a month and a half.

This beautiful plant is not only an ornamental for the garden, but it can also be grown indoors as an easy-to-care-for and decorative plant. Its flowering cascade brings a romantic and charming atmosphere to any room it is placed in.

7 seeds cover 1 m² of bed, or 4 pots.

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Number of seeds:	7
Life cycle:	Perennial
Sun exposure:	Sun
Flower color:	Mixed