How far apart should I plant Geraniums?

Space Geraniums about 12 inches apart within the row, with 18 inches between rows. Remove spent flower stalks at the base to keep them tidy.

How deep do I plant Geraniums?

Plant Geraniums at a depth of Transplant at root-ball level.

Good companions for Geraniums include roses, tomatoes, cabbage. Avoid planting near none major.

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Space Geraniums 12 inches apart within the row, and keep 18 inches between rows. Remove spent flower stalks at the base to keep them tidy.

Plant spacing	12 in (30 cm) apart
Row spacing	18 in (46 cm) apart
Planting depth	Transplant at root-ball level
Sunlight	Full sun to part shade
When to plant	After last frost
Good companions	roses, tomatoes, cabbage
Avoid near	none major

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Mounding geraniums want 12 inches so leaves stay dry and blooms show well.

Plant near: roses, tomatoes, cabbage.

Keep away from: none major.

How far apart should I plant Geraniums?: Space Geraniums about 12 inches apart within the row, with 18 inches between rows. Remove spent flower stalks at the base to keep them tidy.
How deep do I plant Geraniums?: Plant Geraniums at a depth of Transplant at root-ball level.
What grows well with Geraniums?: Good companions for Geraniums include roses, tomatoes, cabbage. Avoid planting near none major.