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Yellow IV Calibrachoa

Calibrachoa

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Overview

The Calibrachoa 'Yellow IV' is a mounding-trailing annual with bright yellow, petunia-like blooms and fresh green foliage from planting to frost. It grows 6-12 inches tall and spreads 12-24 inches, making it ideal as a spiller in containers. Grow in part sun to sun with well-drained soil, average water, and regular feeding; avoid soggy roots. Hardy in USDA Zones 9-11.

Water Medium
Yellow IV Calibrachoa — The Calibrachoa 'Yellow IV' is a mounding-trailing annual with bright yellow

Culture

Water
Medium

Shape & size

Mature height
0.5–1 Ft.
Mature width
1–2 Ft.

Classification

Family
Solanaceae

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Yellow IV Calibrachoa — and the blooms are attractive to hummingbirds; mounding-trailing annual from Proven Winners® that brings a clean
Yellow IV Calibrachoa — but the top of the soil should be allowed to dry slightly between waterings; as calibrachoa dislikes persistently wet roots
Yellow IV Calibrachoa — a light all-over trim followed by fertilizer encourages fresh branching and renewed bloom; commonly referred to as Yellow IV Calibrachoa
Yellow IV Calibrachoa — where its cascading stems can soften edges with bright; but the top of the soil should be allowed to dry slightly between waterings
Yellow IV Calibrachoa — Deadheading is not necessary.<br><br>Use this variety as a spiller in hanging baskets; trailing reach of 12 to 24 inches
Yellow IV Calibrachoa — It pairs beautifully with deep blue salvia; reserve it for raised beds or sharply drained soils
Yellow IV Calibrachoa — or richly toned coleus for contrast; the Calibrachoa 'Yellow IV'
Yellow IV Calibrachoa — reserve it for raised beds or sharply drained soils; yet saturated enough to read clearly from a patio
Yellow IV Calibrachoa — where its refined habit and sunny bloom can edge paths or brighten small pockets near outdoor living spaces; average water is sufficient
Yellow IV Calibrachoa — yellow flowers in the garden; or richly toned coleus for contrast
Yellow IV Calibrachoa — The Calibrachoa 'Yellow IV' is a mounding-trailing annual with bright yellow; grow in part sun to sun with well-drained, image 59
Yellow IV Calibrachoa — It grows 6-12 inches tall and spreads 12-24 inches, making it ideal as a spiller in containers; and the blooms are, image 61
Yellow IV Calibrachoa — petunia-like blooms and fresh green foliage from planting to frost; the overall effect is buoyant and polished—soft enough, image 60
Yellow IV Calibrachoa — Grow in part sun to sun with well-drained soil, average water, and regular feeding; avoid soggy roots; it pairs beautifully, image 62
Yellow IV Calibrachoa — The Calibrachoa 'Yellow IV'; it grows 6-12 inches tall and spreads 12-24 inches, making it ideal as a spiller in containers, image 63
Yellow IV Calibrachoa — commonly referred to as Yellow IV Calibrachoa; creating a lively wash of color against fresh green foliage from planting, image 64
Yellow IV Calibrachoa — mounding-trailing annual from Proven Winners® that brings a clean; its naturally rounded habit stays tidy with little, image 65
Yellow IV Calibrachoa — cheerful note to warm-season container designs; where its cascading stems can soften edges with bright, image 66
Yellow IV Calibrachoa — petunia-like flowers open in a vivid yellow; petunia-like blooms and fresh green foliage from planting to frost, image 67
Yellow IV Calibrachoa — The overall effect is buoyant and polished—soft enough to mingle with mixed plantings; though it is most often used as a, image 69
Yellow IV Calibrachoa — trailing reach of 12 to 24 inches; the Calibrachoa 'Yellow IV' is a mounding-trailing annual with bright yellow, image 71
Yellow IV Calibrachoa — creating a lively wash of color against fresh green foliage from planting time until hard frost; petunia-like flowers open, image 68
Yellow IV Calibrachoa — yet saturated enough to read clearly from a patio; deadheading is not necessary.<br><br>Use this variety as a spiller in, image 70
Yellow IV Calibrachoa — making it especially valuable where a plant needs to both fill and spill; cheerful note to warm-season container designs, image 72

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