Seedsman Easy Wave Petunia

Petunia seeds are naturally tiny and difficult to handle, so they are coated in a clay-like material to make them larger and easier to sow. You plant them just like regular seeds, but the coating helps you space them out accurately and ensures they don't get lost in the soil.

No, that is the main advantage of the Easy Wave variety. They are bred for a mounding, self-branching habit, meaning they naturally fill out containers and garden beds without requiring regular pinching or deadheading.

These are excellent for containers. Their mounding growth habit is specifically designed to spill over the edges of hanging baskets and planters, though they perform equally well when planted directly in garden beds.

These are bred for resilience and are designed to tolerate heat better than many traditional petunia varieties. While they thrive in a wide range of temperatures, they will still appreciate consistent watering during particularly intense heat waves.

No, these are annuals. They are designed to provide intense, non-stop flowering throughout a single growing season, but they will not survive the winter to return the following year.