Petunia
Wild Violet

A native wildflower of South America, heat-tolerant, floriferous, and easy to grow, blooming all summer long.

About Wild Violet

(Petunia integrifolia). A native wildflower of South America with fascinating history. The low-growing, heat-tolerant Petunia integrifolia is floriferous and easy to grow, blooming all summer long. Native to the Ecuador highlands, this plant was traditionally used as a hallucinogenic, with reported sensations of flying or floating. Because the chemicals have not been widely studied, we recommend against ingesting or experimenting with it. We do, however, love it as a versatile bedding or container plant. Annual 70-85 days to maturity 6-8 hours of full sun Sprouts in 7-14 days Seed Depth: Surface Sow Plant Spacing: 6-8"