Scented geranium

What can I do with my scented geranium, called mosquito plant citronella, for the winter? I live in southern Wisconsin.

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#1 Comment By Alisma On 11/04/2016 @ 4:21 pm

Scented geranium has little frost tolerance, so it will need to be brought indoors to survive the winter. You can transplant it into a pot to keep as a houseplant, or, less reliably, the plant can be dug up and kept in a dark, cool, dry place in a semi-dormant state. You can also take cuttings and keep them growing during the winter.

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