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I have a bunch of 7-10 year old geraniums and a few other tender perennials that I keep in an unheated basement over winter. I usually bring them up into an enclosed, unheated porch around April 15th or so. Can I bring them up sooner? It takes quite awhile for them to get blooming, maybe the end of June, so I would like to speed them up a bit. What do you do? -Thanks |
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- Posted by ken_adrian z5 (My Page) on Sun, Feb 27, 11 at 18:40
hey how do we know what this spring will be like for you????? let me put it this way .. you know the failsafe way .. why mess with it .... i tried many times.. and have failed every time ... so i dont know why you would mess with a sure thing ... if you have duplicates .. extras.. try some earlier.. and if you fail.. you still have the others ... ken |
- Posted by gonativegal (My Page) on Mon, Feb 28, 11 at 11:48
I am in the same zone and overwinter geraniums too in paper bags. You have to be patient otherwise you will lose them. To speed them up I incorporate a granular slow release fertilizer like Osmacote in the potting soil when I set them outside in May and then I fertilize weekly with a liquid fertilizer. Daily pinching of spent flowers and discolored leaves once they've been set out keeps them vigorous as well. Otherwise you have to bite the bullet and purchase greenhouse grown geraniums every year if you want something that is immediately larger and fuller. |
- Posted by gardengal48 PNW zone 8 (My Page) on Mon, Feb 28, 11 at 14:28
You can transition them first by bringing out of storage/ dormancy, repotting and then growing on indoors (a bright windowsill or kitchen greenhouse window - greenhouse or sunroom if you have one) before moving out when outdoor temperatures are safe. In fact, many folks hold over their geraniums as houseplants all winter. That should give them a bit of headstart over just moving out to the unheated porch later in the season. Holding them over for 7-10 years is impressive! Unless they were fancy kinds (something other than the typical zonals), I'd be inclined to just toss them each season and purchase fresh. It's not like they're expensive plants :-) |
- Posted by garden_crazy z5 N IL (My Page) on Mon, Feb 28, 11 at 16:06
So sorry, I should have been more specific. I leave the geraniums in pots and water them 3-4 times over the winter. They were all Mother's Day presents from my kiddies or I wouldn't bother saving them. - And, it's no trouble just putting them in the basement in the fall and hauling them out in the spring. I was really wondering if I'm leaving them in the basement longer than necessary. Certainly the porch in March is not going to get colder than the basement was in January, however, once they hit the sunshine and the warmer daytime temps, new growth starts. Does this make them vulnerable to damage or death? |
I'm assuming you're referring to annual geraniums - ? This is about the time I start potting them up (I store in paper bags in the crawl space over winter). I will take them out of storage, trim back severely, and pot up in potting medium, water (no fertilizer yet) - DH refers to them as the mummy plants at this stage LOL! Under the grow lights they go. In a short while growth will begin (if it hasn't already - often they will be showing growth when I pull them out of storage). I fertilize with water-soluble fertilizer after steady growth begins, and they grow on under under the lights until daytime temps warm up. When daytime temps warm up (usually mid to end of April), I will start taking them out on the sunny patio during the day, back in at night - that bright sunshine makes a world of difference, it's worth the effort. I keep that up until temps are warm enough at night, then leave them out, bringing them in at night if a cold snap is forecasted overnight - same as with any annual before planting time. If yours are potted already, just trim them way back, water them well, and follow directions as above. I've been overwintering the same geraniums for years and they are HUGE, they get bigger and better every year, it really is worth the effort as far as I'm concerned, I couldn't afford to purchase geraniums that big every year. |
- Posted by garden_crazy z5 N IL (My Page) on Thu, Mar 3, 11 at 21:35
Thanks for the suggestions. Indeed, I was referring to pelargoniums. -They are perennial somewhere right! I was going to post on the annuals forum, however, no one is awake there yet! Thanks all. |
Not to worry...geraniums are perennials, though they are often grown AS annuals. If you've had a plant for that long, it's a perennial. Annuals croak after they've flowered and gone to seed. I had a big one in my greenhouse some years ago, which I used as the mother plant to root new cuttings year after year. With all of that annual 'pruning', it developed quite a large trunk and a huge body of loaded branches. It was quite something. |
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Museums, Marbella
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"Renowned as one of the finest collections of bonsai's in the world. Featuring trees over 500 years in age." (from their adverstisement)
If you have enough of the beach and also of the cultural exposure, try something different for an afternoon! Walking around the beautifully trimmed dwarf plants was a very relaxing experience for me. Can be enjoyed in any season.
The opening hours are a bit tricky:
10:30-13:30 and
16:00-19:00 most parts of the year, but
17:00-20:30 in the high season, from July 15 to August 31.
The entrance fee is 4 euros for adults, 2 euros for kids up to age 16 (in 2008).
in the middle of marbella is a park with two lakes and a fountain. if you got bread you can feed the turtles.
there is a bonsai museum, but it´s a bit small. but the park got a playground for children and a skater park and a restaurant, so everyone should be happy
This building was originally the house of the Mayor Don Alonso de Bazán,later this man gave the nice palace to the city and then it was an hospital for the poor people.Right now on this beautiful building it is located the MUSEUM OF SPANISH CONTEMPORARY ENGRAVINGS.WE didn't had the time to see the museum for the inside just a fast look to the main entrance and hall,the cost is of about 3 Euros,but is one of most interesting museums that you can see in Marbella.
Another nice museum to see in the city is the BONSAI MUSEUM,especially for nature lovers.
This museum is placed at the Palace or Hospital of Bazan. It seems to have been built in the 16th century over 3 Arab homes making the rooms asymmetrical. Renaissance, Gothic and Mudejar elements have been combined in the construction of the same. In ancient times it was the home of Mr. Alonso de Bazan, Perpetual Regent of the city. Reformed and conditioned with great taste, it is presently used as the Museum for Contemporary Spanish Engravings, considered to be one of the best in the world by critics. The collection of engravings and graphics works includes a widespread revision of the best contemporary Spanish art, with etchings, lithographs, xylographies and other ways of art expression by well international-known artists, as Dali, Picasso, Tapies and Miro.
Este museo se encuentra en el Palacio u Hospital de Bazán. Parece ser que se construyó en el siglo XVI sobre tres casas aabes, diseñando habitaciones asimétricas. En su construcción se combinan los estilos renacentista, gótico y mudejar. Antiguamente fue la residencia de Don Alonso de Bazán, Regente Perpetuo de la ciudad. Una vez reformado y acondicionado con mucho gusto es ahora mismo la sede de este museo, considerado uno de los mejores del mundo, según los críticos. La colección de grabados y obra gráfica abarca una completa panorámica del mejor arte español contemporáneo incluyendo aguafuertes, litografias, xilografias y demás formas de expresión por parte de artistas de gran renombre internacional como lo son Dalí, Picasso, Tàpies o Miró.
Opening hours / Horario de apertura
Tuesdays to Saturday (except holidays) / Martes a sábados (excepto festivos):
10:00 - 14:00 / 17:30 - 20:30 (summer / verano 18:00 - 21:00).
Sundays, Mondays and holidays / Domingos, Lunes y Festivos:
Closed - Cerrado
Considered one of the best Bonsai Museums in the world, trees of over 500 years in age are displayed here. Housed in a well designed modern building within Marbella's Arroyo de la Repressa Park. Entrance is inexpensive at about 2 Euros.
The building itself is actually built over a small lake set in a park, the lake is filled with turtles, whom you will often see basking in the sun on the rocks. Part of the lake, resurfaces within the building.
Also known as Palace of Bazan.
Another of Marbella historic buildings,it was built in the 16th century on the site of some Arab houses for Don Alonso de Bazan, Mayor of Castillo and Perpetual Regent of the city. It has three Architectural styles mudejar, gothic and rennaisance which can be seen in the elements of its construction.
Recently it has been tastefully renovated to house the Museum of Contemporary Spanish Engravings. You can see works by Picasso, Joan Miro and many others here. The engravings were donated to the city of Marbella by Professor Jose Luis Morales y Marin, a collector of art.
Even if you dont visit the museum I suggest if you are passing to look inside the foyer, at the entrance are two stones found locally, the base of a Roman column with a Latin incription and an early Christian stone with cross cut into it. Further inside you will see the columns and brick arches of the original patio.
Close to Coral beach Hotel.
I have never been, and Rvancellet that visited while she was here, told me that the exhibition in that moment was not great, but if you are walking through the promenade between marbella and Puerto Banus and you have time you can check the actual exhibition..
I promise I will visit soon lol
This building was formerly the residential palace of the Mayor, Don Alonso de Bazán who later, in a generous will, donated it to the town to serve as a hospital for the poor.
Today, the building is a museum.
The museum is the first of its type in Spain and exhibits works by Picasso, Miró, Tapies, Chillida and several other famous painters.
the owners of this cortijo, were freinds of mine,a nd they gave it to the townhall, as it was one of the oldest in marbella.
The museum opened in June 2001, houses a collection of oil, a permanent selection of 17th, 18th and 19th century paintings and an audio visual library and various visiting exhibitions.
This old house also has a garden of historic and botanical interest.
The only one in S pain and one of the best in the world, with trees of more than 450 years old......
The museum is settle in a wonderfull japaneesee garden and house
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I'm having a really hard time caring about what you do. Sorry.
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Molly I also had to read it a few times. LOL -Sally
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D&C lost me when they became obsessed with the Tsarnaev brothers. How is that sports? Because it happened at the Marathon?
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I married the kind of guy who says "this is how it is" with no discussion. I recommend against it!
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I agree about the title thing - but I am trying not to be over judgy. I was going to call her Lady and him Lord!
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