Bullseye Salmon Geranium

BullsEye Salmon is a salmon-colored zonal pelargonium in the BullsEye series. Ball Seed identifies it as Pelargonium × hortorum, with upright, mounded growth and prominent flower heads over foliage that may show a dark central zone; the [selection listing](https://info.ballseed.com/PlantInfo/?phid=028704208004844) covers its garden use and growing conditions. Syngenta also identifies the seed selection by the product name and code on its [BullsEye Salmon page](https://www.syngentaflowers.com/emea/product/flower/70002901). ### Color and placement The warm salmon flowers stand out in sunny beds, landscape plantings, and mixed containers. Its mounded habit suits the center or front of a container arrangement, while the dark foliage pattern adds contrast after individual blooms fade. ### Growing conditions Treat this as a tender warm-season geranium, botanically a Pelargonium. Ball Seed recommends sun and medium water, and gives a garden height of 13–15 inches with an 11–13 inch spread. The same listing notes heat tolerance and butterfly attraction. Provide freely draining soil and enough space for the rounded mound; use container size and local heat to guide watering frequency. ## Maintenance Keep container mix evenly supplied with moisture during active growth, then let excess water drain freely. Remove weather-damaged foliage and spent flower clusters when needed to keep the plant neat. Protect it from frost; Ball Seed lists a hardiness degree of 32°F, which is a useful warning point for outdoor placement.