petunia mix flower seeds Dreams™ Mix Petunia Seeds

petunia mix flower seeds Dreams™ Mix Petunia SeedsDays to Maturity: 70 to 84 Dreams Mixture Petunia, single grandiflora type varieties, are tender perennials (Zones 10 11), often grown as annuals, offering spring through summer interest. Free flowering, these petunias set large, showy blooms in a well matched mix of colors. The fragrant flowers attract bees, butterflies, and hummingbirds. An herbaceous plant, Dreams Mixture Petunia has an upright, mounded, well branched habit. It's perfect in

Days to Maturity: 70 to 84

Dreams™ Mixture Petunia, single grandiflora type varieties, are tender perennials (Zones 10-11), often grown as annuals, offering spring through summer interest. Free flowering, these petunias set large, showy blooms in a well-matched mix of colors. The fragrant flowers attract bees, butterflies, and hummingbirds.

An herbaceous plant, Dreams Mixture Petunia has an upright, mounded, well-branched habit. It's perfect in containers, window boxes, and hanging baskets but makes great edging or ground cover in beds and borders. Planted alongside perennials and vegetables, petunias repel asparagus beetles, leafhoppers, tomato worms, a range of aphids, and many other pests.

Easy to grow, Dreams Mixture grows best in sunny to light shade locations with average, medium moist, well-draining soil but tolerates poor soils. It is virtually disease and pest free and deer resistant. Although petunias are low maintenance plants, pinching off the tops of established plants results in bushier plants with a heavier bloom, and deadheading regularly encourages and prolongs flowering. Cutting back plants that have declined in summer heat promotes a later bloom as temperatures cool.

Direct sow petunia seed after the last frost and as soon as the soil is warm in spring, or start seeds indoors 10 to 12 weeks before the last frost and transplant after all threat of frost has passed.

This seed comes as a pellet. Pelleted seeds are small seeds that have been clay-coated to make them larger and more uniform in size and shape, making them easier to handle when planting.