Beautiful large trumpet blooms in a vibrant mixture of colours with contrasting white stripes. This eye-catching variety looks great in beds, borders and patio containers. A firm favourite with bees and pollinators, this variety will fill your garden with scent and colour throughout the summer and into autumn.

Sow indoors from February to April in pots or trays with seed compost, gently pressing the fine seeds into the surface. Keep moist and maintain a temperature of 20-25°C. Once seedlings have emerged, gradually reduce to about 15°C, a warm windowsill is often sufficient. Thin out to further pots or trays when seedlings are large enough to handle. Gradually harden them off before planting out in early June, spacing 20cm apart for flowers from June to October.

Petunias prefer a sunny location with well draining soil, but will grow easily in a shady spot. Removing the dead heads will prolong the flowering season and produce more blooms.

Removing the dead heads will prolong the flowering season and produce more blooms.

Further Information

Do not eat ornamental flowers or seeds. Some plants can be harmful if consumed or cause irritation if touched. Always wear gloves when gardening and wash hands thoroughly when finished. See our list of potentially harmful plants here.