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Key Features
Type: Milliflora Petunia (tiny flowers).
Size: Compact, mounding habit, reaching 8-10 inches tall.
Flowers: Small (1-1.5 inches), self-cleaning (no deadheading needed).
Colors: A mix of shades, often including pink, purple, red, and white.
Conditions: Full sun to part shade, well-draining soil.
Uses: Ideal for pots, window boxes, hanging baskets, and edging.
Performance: Stronger and more stress-resistant than older varieties, with good weather tolerance.
Growing Tips
Watering: Avoid overhead watering; water at the base.
Feeding: Use a balanced fertilizer or compost for continuous blooms.
Maintenance: No deadheading required due to self-cleaning flowers.
Key Features
Type: Milliflora Petunia (tiny flowers).
Size: Compact, mounding habit, reaching 8-10 inches tall.
Flowers: Small (1-1.5 inches), self-cleaning (no deadheading needed).
Colors: A mix of shades, often including pink, purple, red, and white.
Conditions: Full sun to part shade, well-draining soil.
Uses: Ideal for pots, window boxes, hanging baskets, and edging.
Performance: Stronger and more stress-resistant than older varieties, with good weather tolerance.
Growing Tips
Watering: Avoid overhead watering; water at the base.
Feeding: Use a balanced fertilizer or compost for continuous blooms.
Maintenance: No deadheading required due to self-cleaning flowers.