❀ Part Sun to Sun
❀ Heat and Humidity Tolerant
❀ Attracts Hummingbirds & Butterflies
❀ Fragrant
❀ Self-cleaning
❀ Use in Baskets, Planters or Landscape

Due its prolific blooming capability Calibrachoa is sometimes called "million bells”, as it produces hundreds of 1” petunia shaped flowers at a time. Though the blossoms look like mini-petunias, they are not petunias at all. Calibrachoa are self-cleaning, so no dead-heading is necessary, and the fuzzy, faintly aromatic foliage is not sticky like some petunias foliage. This petite, perky bloomer, tumbles happily from baskets, boxes, balconies and planters adding a refreshing flood of color on their own or mingled with other plants. The tidy habit also makes it good choice for borders and beds in the landscape. Despite its dainty appearance the blooms are sturdy and will withstand most windy and rainy conditions all while attracting butterflies and hummingbirds. This fast growing, fragrant bloomer loves the sun yet is cool hardy and will bloom well into the fall. Fertilize regularly.