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Pink Million Bells

Calibrachoa Hybrids

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Overview

The Pink Million Bells (Calibrachoa hybrids) is a vibrant, trailing perennial often treated as an annual. Blooming profusely, the lush pink flowers resemble miniature petunias, adorning areas up to 24 inches wide per plant. Thriving in full to part sun, it excels in containers and hanging baskets with its cascading habit, approximately 6 to 12 inches high. Prefers well-drained soil with regular watering and fertilization for optimal display.

Sun FullWater Extra in Summer, MediumZones 9–11

Culture

Sun
Full
Water
Extra in Summer, Medium
USDA zones
9–11

Shape & size

Classification

Family
Solanaceae

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Pink Million Bells (Calibrachoa Hybrids) — each measuring about 1 inch in diameter
Pink Million Bells (Calibrachoa Hybrids) — The Pink Million Bells (Calibrachoa hybrids) is a vibrant, trailing perennial often treated as an annual
Pink Million Bells (Calibrachoa Hybrids) — the lush pink flowers resemble miniature petunias
Pink Million Bells (Calibrachoa Hybrids) — adorning areas up to 24 inches wide per plant
Pink Million Bells (Calibrachoa Hybrids) — Thriving in full to part sun
Pink Million Bells (Calibrachoa Hybrids) — it excels in containers and hanging baskets with its cascading habit
Pink Million Bells (Calibrachoa Hybrids) — approximately 6 to 12 inches high
Pink Million Bells (Calibrachoa Hybrids) — Prefers well-drained soil with regular watering and fertilization for optimal display
Pink Million Bells (Calibrachoa Hybrids) — scientifically referred to as Calibrachoa hybrids
Pink Million Bells (Calibrachoa Hybrids) — are a prominent selection for gardeners looking to infuse a vibrant splash of pink into their landscapes
Pink Million Bells (Calibrachoa Hybrids) — As an integral component of the design
Pink Million Bells (Calibrachoa Hybrids) — these diminutive stunners present a cascade of trumpet-shaped flowers
Pink Million Bells (Calibrachoa Hybrids) — They exhibit a prolific blooming habit that begins in spring and extends through fall
Pink Million Bells (Calibrachoa Hybrids) — providing a long-lasting display of color.<br><br>Hardy in USDA zones 9 through 11
Pink Million Bells (Calibrachoa Hybrids) — Pink Million Bells thrive in full sun to part shade environments
Pink Million Bells (Calibrachoa Hybrids) — An optimal growing condition includes well-drained soil with a pH range from 5.6 to 6.0

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