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Yes, it's amazing what's being done with petunias these days, the patterns, color combos and the many very good yellows now available!

Nice looking blooms!

Yes, I would buy those!! Really great looking!

My dad grew double grandiflora petunias from pelletized seeds. They were magnificentmagnificent! There was no let up in flower production all the way to frost. Individual plants got to be about a foot high and 18" wide by summers end. Their very compact, dense growth habit was maintained all summer long. No pinching, trimming, dead heading was ever needed. They resembled carnations at first glance.

Giving so much for so little effort makes me wonder how I didn't follow his path, and got mixed up with roses....winter die back, rose midge fly, spider mites, aphids, rose slug, black spot, powdery mildew, downy mildew, Rose Rosette Disease, Mosaic Disease, rabbits, squirrels, THORNS!....but the blooms are pricelesspricelesspricepricelesspricelessriceless.

Moses

Youre hilarious, Moses!!! I, too, always seem to choose the dfficult path. Adorable petunias.:)

Petunias are amoung my favorite annuals. Unfortunately, groundhogs and slugs love them too. I ended up giving up on them several years ago. I miss them.

Rifis,

Do hanging baskets, pot stands, wall pots...for your petunias. It will do your inner being good! That's especially true now with all the improvements made in them..makes growing them easier.

Moses

Moses - for once Houzz did a good job by repeating the word "priceless." Cause they are. :) :)

Rosecanadian,

It appears the gremlins are not humorless! The day they decide to move on to plague someone else may even be a sad one in some ways.

Moses

:) :)