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Fuchsia II Petunia

Petunia

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Overview

The Petunia is a vigorous mounding-trailing annual with vivid fuchsia-pink blooms and fresh green foliage from planting until hard frost. Fuchsia II reaches 12-24 inches tall and spreads 24-36 inches, often spilling over containers. Grow in part sun to sun with average, well-drained soil, regular water, and steady feeding for best color. It attracts butterflies and hummingbirds. Hardy in USDA Zones 10a-11b.

Water Medium
Fuchsia II Petunia — Fuchsia II reaches 12-24 inches tall and spreads 24-36 inches, often spilling over containers

Culture

Water
Medium

Shape & size

Mature height
1–2 Ft.
Mature width
2–3 Ft.

Classification

Family
Solanaceae

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Photos (127)

Fuchsia II Petunia — self-cleaning performance; if plants begin to look open or tired after heat or heavy bloom, image 95
Fuchsia II Petunia — With a mounding-trailing habit; though it is perennial in the mild conditions of USDA Zones 10a through 11b, image 98
Fuchsia II Petunia — it has the polished fullness designers want in seasonal plantings; containers benefit from more regular feeding, especially in, image 99
Fuchsia II Petunia — and in well-fed containers or baskets it may trail impressively over the rim as the season progresses; self-cleaning, image 101
Fuchsia II Petunia — though it is perennial in the mild conditions of USDA Zones 10a through 11b; so incorporating a controlled-release fertilizer, image 103
Fuchsia II Petunia — softening edges with cascading stems while maintaining a rounded; fuchsia II reaches 12-24 inches tall and spreads 24-36, image 100
Fuchsia II Petunia — Gardeners consistently note its remarkable flower production and full; pink flowers in the garden, image 104
Fuchsia II Petunia — It is grown as an annual in most climates, image 102
Fuchsia II Petunia — well-drained soil and consistent moisture; its nectar-rich flowers also draw butterflies and hummingbirds, adding movement to, image 108
Fuchsia II Petunia — often with little intervention beyond watering and feeding; grown for its saturated fuchsia-pink flowers and lush, image 105
Fuchsia II Petunia — low-fuss displays.<br><br>Plant this petunia in part sun to full sun for best flowering; well-drained soil and consistent, image 107
Fuchsia II Petunia — and its no-deadheading nature makes it especially valuable for high-impact; and in well-fed containers or baskets it may trail, image 106
Fuchsia II Petunia — so incorporating a controlled-release fertilizer at planting helps sustain the show; is a vigorous annual from the Proven, image 109
Fuchsia II Petunia — where its color can spill and billow with ease; massed for a vibrant carpet of pink or paired with silver foliage, image 112
Fuchsia II Petunia — If plants begin to look open or tired after heat or heavy bloom; low-fuss displays.<br><br>Plant this petunia in part sun to, image 111
Fuchsia II Petunia — Containers benefit from more regular feeding, especially in long summer seasons; softening edges with cascading stems while, image 110
Fuchsia II Petunia — it works beautifully at the front or middle of a planting; commonly referred to as Fuchsia II Petunia, image 113
Fuchsia II Petunia — massed for a vibrant carpet of pink or paired with silver foliage; it has the polished fullness designers want in seasonal, image 114
Fuchsia II Petunia — Its nectar-rich flowers also draw butterflies and hummingbirds, adding movement to the display; and its no-deadheading nature, image 115
Fuchsia II Petunia — pink flowers in the garden; it works beautifully at the front or middle of a planting, image 116
Fuchsia II Petunia — Fuchsia II reaches 12-24 inches tall and spreads 24-36 inches, often spilling over containers; hardy in USDA Zones 10a-11b, image 117
Fuchsia II Petunia — Grow in part sun to sun with average, well-drained soil, regular water, and steady feeding for best color; with a, image 118
Fuchsia II Petunia — It attracts butterflies and hummingbirds; often with little intervention beyond watering and feeding, image 119
Fuchsia II Petunia — Hardy in USDA Zones 10a-11b; where its color can spill and billow with ease, image 120

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