Flower Seed of Trailing Geraniums, hanging basket geraniums, cascading Geraniums, perennial geraniums

Trailing Geraniums From Seed
Perennial Geraniums

Trailing Geranium Summer Showers
 

Geranium F1 Summer Showers Mixed trailing The first true ivy-leaved geranium from seed, can flower as early as 105 days after sowing. For hanging baskets in flower allow an additional 15-20 days.  Ideal in hanging baskets & containers. A vigorous cascading habit. Full Sun. Mixture contains some of the Summer Showers Colours. £3.45 pkt 6 seeds
Geranium F1 Summer Showers White Blush   trailing The first true ivy-leaved geranium from seed, can flower as early as 105 days after sowing. For hanging baskets in flower allow an additional 15-20 days.  Ideal in hanging baskets & containers. A vigorous cascading habit. Full Sun. Clear white with pink whiskers changing to light pink shades as the flowers mature. £3.45 pkt 6 seeds	Geranium Summer Showers White Blush from Seeds
Geranium F1 Summer Showers Burgundy   trailing The first true ivy-leaved geranium from seed, can flower as early as 105 days after sowing. For hanging baskets in flower allow an additional 15-20 days.  Ideal in hanging baskets & containers. A vigorous cascading habit. Full Sun. Brilliant Burgundy £3.45 pkt 6 seeds	Geranium Summer Showers Burgundy from Seed
Geranium F1 Summer Showers Fuchsia   trailing The first true ivy-leaved geranium from seed, can flower as early as 105 days after sowing. For hanging baskets in flower allow an additional 15-20 days.  Ideal in hanging baskets & containers. A vigorous cascading habit. Full Sun. Fuchsia pink £3.45 pkt 6 seeds	Geranium Summer Showers Fuchsia from Seed
Geranium F1 Summer Showers Rose    trailing The first true ivy-leaved geranium from seed, can flower as early as 105 days after sowing. For hanging baskets in flower allow an additional 15-20 days.  Ideal in hanging baskets & containers. A vigorous cascading habit. Full Sun. Shades of rose £3.45 pkt 6 seeds

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The cultural information should be used as a guide only, I have found a number of different sowing techniques for the same seed from different sources there does not seem to be a standard. With this in mind you should use this website as a guide only, you probably already have a tried and tested way of sowing different seeds. As a rule of thumb the larger the seed size the more cover it requires, and fine seed like Lobelia Begonia etc requires no cover.
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