Petunia Seeds and Plants
Our unusually fast-growing and free-flowering petunias come in a range of dazzling colors, sizes from jumbo to petite, and have a spicy fragrance.
- Spreading
- Hedging
- Single Flowered
- Double Flowered
- All Petunias
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Nonstop waves of darling blooms in powder white with lemon yellow centers.
Big, ruffled blooms in tie dye patterns.
Rare sky-blue flower color.
Overflowing mini-blooms. The only mini-flowered petunia from seed.
Purple Wave Petunia, the original ground cover petunia.
The original ground cover petunia and a prodigious bloomer, even through the heat and drought of summer!
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Hedging
Hedging petunias are large and vigorous, yet spreading plants that create garden hedges for beds and borders.
Masses of blush-lavender flowers! 2002 All-America Winner.
Let the colors of 'Old Glory' fly.
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Single Flowered
The single-flowered petunia has been the most popular petunia for many years. They are prolific bloomers that flower all summer, even in the heat.
Very large colored flowers cover bushy plants.
Very large colored flowers cover bushy plants.
Very large colored flowers cover bushy plants.
Striking bicolor of scarlet, red, rose, crimson and deep blue-all with contrasting white.
Neon blooms flower under any weather conditions.
A cool, alluring presence for pots, planters and baskets.
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Double Flowered
Double-flowered petunias are characterized by their extra-large, ruffled blooms. They are tremendous in pots, hanging baskets and beds. Flowers all summer.
Spectacular new color.
Unequaled for their wide range of dazzling colors, their sizes from jumbo to petite, and their heavenly fragrance.
Biggest blooms; widest color range.
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All Petunias
Overflowing mini-blooms. The only mini-flowered petunia from seed.
Striking bicolor of scarlet, red, rose, crimson and deep blue-all with contrasting white.
Rare sky-blue flower color.
A cool, alluring presence for pots, planters and baskets.
Let the colors of 'Old Glory' fly.
Biggest blooms; widest color range.
How to Sow
START INDOORS in a warm, well-lighted area about 8 weeks before last frost. Sow thinly and just press into planting formula. Keep moist.We also suggest these gardening products and ideas.
Petunias are moderately easy to grow from seed, and extremely easy to grow from commercially grown seedlings.
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