Overwintering Scented Pelargoniums

As we head into Winter I will move my scented pelargoniums into an unheated greenhouse or polytunnel to overwinter.
It’s fairly mild overwinter here in Buckinghamshire and I find they don’t mind the odd cold spell too much as long as they are not wet. Like dahlia's it's the wet that kills them, either by the water in the soil freezing and damaging the roots or by rotting.
Keep Pelargoniums on the very dry side. The same advice can be applied to other Pelargonium Varieties such as Regal, Zonal and Ivy Leaved Pelargoniums. Just check the minimum lows for your particular plant and your local conditions.
For taking Scented Pelargonium Cuttings click the link below
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[@scented-leafpelargonium3366]

Wonderful video. I love the scented leaf varieties. I never knew there were so many! 🌿 🤗

[@zoewoodwardgardening]

There are so many more to discover these are just my favourites x

[@erperry2013]

if digging out of ground does that root disturbance affect anything?

[@zoewoodwardgardening]

They are very tolerant of root disturbance, Victorians actually used to dig up the roots and store in paper under the bed, so no soil or water. Obviously the room would have been very cold to keep plants dormant.