Harris Seeds Petunia Mix

It means all the plants in this mix are bred to flower within a week of each other. You won't have to deal with staggered blooming times, ensuring your containers or garden beds look uniform and full all at once.

Yes. This variety is specifically engineered to maintain its structural integrity and appearance even when faced with challenging hot, humid, or rainy weather, making them much more reliable than standard petunias.

No, do not cover the seeds. They require light to germinate properly, so simply press them into the soil surface and keep them in a warm environment between 70-75°F.

These are excellent for both. Their compact size—reaching 12-15 inches in height with a 10-12 inch spread—makes them ideal for pots, hanging baskets, and smaller containers, though they perform just as well in garden beds.

These are grandiflora petunias, which produce large, showy blooms measuring approximately 3.5 inches across.

These should be started indoors using the transplant method. Maintain a soil temperature of 70-75°F for germination, and once established, grow them on in cooler temperatures—ideally 65-70°F during the day and 60-65°F at night.