Petunia
Petunia x hybrida
Ruffled, funnel-shaped flowers on spreading stems that are resistant to drought make petunias a summertime favorite. They can be planted in the border or in containers and hanging baskets. With a wide variety of hybrids in all colors and sizes, there is something for everyone!
How to Grow Petunia
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Growing from Seed
Press seeds into soil, do not cover. Bottom water to keep soil evenly moist.
Planting Considerations
Petunias planted in hanging pots will need frequent watering. Some types of petunias may grow up to 3 ft wide (1 m)
Feeding
Use slow-release fertilizer or apply fertilizing solution every 2 weeks.
Pruning
Pinch leggy stems to encourage bushy growth.