Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Petunias come in a full spectrum of colors and shapes, making these unfussy blooms a reliable choice for summer containers. And ...

As the name suggests, a Wave petunia features a wave of vibrant color. Growing just 5 to 7 inches tall but spreading 2 to 4 feet, these bold flowers can engulf a container and bloom from spring until ...

Petunias are valued for their ability to bring long-lasting color to your garden or patio in the summer. Like other petunias, Petunia x hybrida 'Night Sky' is usually grown as an annual, but it is ...

When you see a plant blooming its head off in a strip of compacted dirt between a parking lot and concrete wall in rainless, nasty July, you know it's a tough customer. That's just one of the reasons ...

DENVER — Deadheading petunias is a time-consuming bore. Growing petunias shouldn't be as hard as some people make it. The key is finding vigorous varieties that require little care. The game changer ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Petunias are heavy feeders that benefit from regular fertilizing to support a long, continuous bloom period. Start fertilizing at ...

COLORADO, USA — I've always loved petunias but I'm growing more these days since I've noticed that they are rarely bothered by Japanese beetles. To grow great petunias, you've got to understand them.

Question. I am trying to avoid the increased cost of small pots of petunias and would like to grow them from seed, but the seeds are so small. What should I do? Answer. All garden center plants have ...

NEW MARKET, Va. -- If petunia popularity was the stuff of showbiz, then you might see headlines like these dominating all the trade papers: "Wave Draws Raves; Becoming a Flower Family Fave." Or ...

These 10 colorful options thrive in containers, making them perfect for patios, porches and small spaces.

The gallon pot of white petunias I held on an otherwise ordinary subway train, on an otherwise ordinary Thursday in March, would have looked to anyone else like an ordinary houseplant. But I knew ...