First Yellow Geranium | Garden Seeds and Plants

First Yellow Geranium

One of the hardest colors to get in geranium. This is a triumph of plant breeding.
Hello, yellow. Presenting the first true yellow geranium—ever! A breakthrough in the land of geraniums. The stunning yellow double-blossomed beauties flower gloriously all summer long.

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