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Calibrachoa (syn. Petunia) Million
Bells
Closely related to, but not Petunias, Calibrachoa is a member of the
family
Solanaceae, native to South America. The plants are compact
and produce trailing stems covered with tiny petunia like blooms.
They make an excellent choice for containers, baskets, or as ground
cover for small spaces and thrive in hot weather with adequate
water.
Calibrachoa is easily grown in rich moist, but well-drained soils in
full sun where they bloom freely. The plants will tolerate some
shade, but low light limits the number of blooms. They also tolerate drought.
Plants
produce few seeds and so are usually propagated by means of cuttings,
although
seed is easily propagated. To sow
seed, sow in a sterile medium (1 part sphagnum peat to 1 part sand
works well). Sow the seed on the surface, then press lightly into
the soil. Keep the soil moist and at 70-75F. Transplant
when the seedlings are 2inches in height. For cuttings: take 2-3
inch cuttings from branch ends. Sink the ends in a sand/peat mix
kept moist. Transplant when roots form.
#9599 Kaboom Deep Blue Packet $15.00 Approximately 75 seeds |
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#9600 Kaboom Deep Pink
Packet $15.00 Aproximately 75 seeds
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#9601 Kaboom Mix Packet $15.00 Approximately 75 seeds |
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#9602 Kaboom Red Packet
$15.00 Approximately 75 seeds |
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#9603 Kaboom White Packet $15.00 Approximately 75 seeds |
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#9604 Kaboom Yellow
Packet $15.00 Approximately 75 seeds |
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