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   Where do trailing petunias grow?

   • Trailing petunias are ideal for growing in hanging baskets, raised pots, or tumbling over the sides of pots and window boxes. They make unusual and colourful ground cover in borders and can also be planted to tumble down slopes, banks, and from raised beds.

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   How do I choose a Petunia?

   • Trailing. Mound forming. Ground covering. It’s worth noting that some petunias that provide excellent ground coverage also trail very well and look great in baskets and window boxes. Based on my experience, I recommend UK gardeners choose either the Surfinia or the Wave petunia.

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   Are Surfinia petunias a good choice?

   • If you are looking for trailing bedding petunias then Surfinia can be a great option to choose. If you want instant impact and a garden which reliably looks good all summer long, then this brand of trailing petunias could be an excellent choice.

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   Are petunias good bedding plants?

   • All you need to know about growing bedding petunias, in our Grow Guide. Petunias are some of the most outstanding bedding plants, thanks to their knack for creating a vibrant mass of colourful summer blooms. Petunias are versatile, ideal for different types of pot or hanging basket as well as in the ground.

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   What are the best petunias to grow?

   • Discover some of our favourite petunias to grow, below. Petunia 'Phantom' is an especially eye-catching variety, with velvety black flowers that develop yellow demarcations on each petal as they mature, giving them a starry appearance. This cultivar has an upright, mounding growth habit.

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   Can petunias grow in pots?

   • The immense versatility of petunias means the growing habit of different types can be matched with almost every type and size of pot and container. Trailing petunias are ideal for growing in hanging baskets, raised pots, or tumbling over the sides of pots and window boxes.

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2. diygardening.co.uk › our-plants › trailing-petuniasHow to Grow Long Trailing Petunias in Baskets - DIY Gardening

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   Discover how you can grow beautiful, long, colourful, trailing petunias from baskets, boxes and containers with our in-depth guide.

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3. www.gardenersworld.com › how-to-grow-petuniasHow to Grow Petunias - BBC Gardeners World Magazine

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   • Where to Grow Petunias
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   Petunias need plenty of sun, a fertile soil, and shelter from strong winds. In hot summers or milder areas of the country, petunias will also do well given a little shade. The immense versatility of petunias means the growing habit of different types can be matched with almost every type and size of pot and container. Trailing petunias are ideal fo...

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   Regular watering is important and is vital for petunias growing in pots and containers. The compost mustn’t be allowed to dry out, but at the other extreme, take care not to over-water, either, as this can cause spindly growth. Petunias growing in the ground also need watering during dry spells. Direct the flow of water onto the soil rather than sp...

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   Petunias can be grown from seed although they’re not the easiest of plants to propagate. Seed should be sown in late winter at a temperature of 21°C. Light is needed to germinate petunias so don’t cover the seed: sow onto the surface of moist compost and cover with polythene or put in a propagator, to ensure the seed doesn’t dry out. Seedlings need...

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   Petunias are largely trouble-free, given the right growing conditions and care. Aphids may occur on the young leaves and stems: inspecting plants regularly and hand-squashing small infestations can stop them becoming established. Otherwise, there are various ready-to-use sprays to combat aphids. Slugs and snails can be a problem, particularly on pe...

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5. www.simplyseed.co.uk › blog › best-trailing-petuniasBest Trailing Petunias For Hanging Baskets - SimplySeed.co.uk

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   Nov 10, 2023 · Best Trailing Petunias For Hanging Baskets. A summer display of colourful, flowering bedding plants would not be complete without trailing petunias. These dazzling and versatile plants look great in beds and borders, pots and containers of all shapes and sizes. These trailing varieties look particularly stunning as they gently cascade over ...

6. www.thespruce.com › how-to-choose-right-petuniasHow to Choose the Right Petunia - The Spruce

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   • Grandiflora Petunia. Grandifloras are one of the oldest varieties. These petunias grow eight to 12 inches high and have the large (four to five-inch), wavy-edged blossoms that petunias first became known for.
   • Multiflora Petunia. Multiflora petunias have a more compact growth habit than grandifloras. The flowers are smaller, about two inches in diameter, but more prolific, and they hold up better against rain.
   • Wave Petunia Series. The wave series created quite a stir when first introduced and the flowers just keep improving. Wave petunias grow only six inches tall but can spread to four feet.
   • Supertunia Petunias. The Supertunia series is vegetatively propagated, meaning it is grown from cuttings and does not grow true to seed. Supertunias are part of the Proven Winner plant line.

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8. www.gardenersworld.com › plants › best-petunias-to-growBest petunias to grow - BBC Gardeners World Magazine

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   • Petunia 'Phantom' Petunia 'Phantom' is an especially eye-catching variety, with velvety black flowers that develop yellow demarcations on each petal as they mature, giving them a starry appearance.
   • Petunia 'Rose Vein Velvet' 'Rose Vein Velvet' is said to be one of the best petunias to grow from seed. The pink, veined blooms are produced in their masses on trailing stems, up to 1m long.
   • Petunia 'Black Satin' 'Black Satin' is a sumptuous petunia with aubergine-coloured flowers that have satiny sheen to them. This compact variety combines well with light and bright-coloured bedding plants, creating a dramatic contrast.
   • Petunia 'Bingo Red' Petunia 'Bingo Red' is part of the Bingo series, a group of compact, upright plants available in a range of colours. Being compact, they're ideal for planting in small pots that can be dotted around.

9. medium.com › @ashleygardenTips › growing-trailingGrowing Trailing Petunias: A Comprehensive Guide for Lush ...

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   May 17, 2024 · Trailing petunias are a variety of petunias known for their spreading and cascading growth habit. They are perfect for hanging baskets, window boxes, and containers, where their long stems can...

10. horticulture.co.uk › petunia › surfiniaHow To Grow Surfinia® Trailing Petunias | Horticulture.co.uk

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    Jul 18, 2023 · If you are looking for trailing bedding petunias then Surfinia can be a great option to choose. If you want instant impact and a garden which reliably looks good all summer long, then this brand of trailing petunias could be an excellent choice.