Geraniums are easy to grow. Remove old flowers to keep the plant blooming all summer.

In the fall, you can overwinter geraniums. One way is to take cuttings from the plant, root them in moist soil and pot up each rooted cutting. Another way is to dig the geraniums up, shaking off all the soil. Place the plants in brown paper bags and hang them upside down in a cool basement. The stems will live and start growing in the spring. Lastly, you can dig up the geraniums in the fall before frost; pot them up and cut them back to six to eight inches tall. Place them in a sunny window. In the spring, move the geraniums outside after all danger from the frost has passed.