Supertunia Vista® Silverberry Petunia

Light Needs

Partial Sun to Full Sun

(At Least 5 Hours of Direct Sunlight)

Mature Height

1-2 Feet

Mature Spread

2-3 Feet

Once you get the opportunity to grow Supertunia Vista® Silverberry Petunia, you’ll understand why it has earned over a hundred awards and continues to be a gardener favorite. It is a vigorous grower, prolific bloomer, and easy to care for. It looks just as brilliant in landscapes as it does in containers. It blooms continuously from planting until first front. Butterflies and hummingbirds parade to its white blooms with pink eyes. They are versatile, dependable, and stunning. The list simply goes on!

You have a lot of options when it comes to Supertunia Vista® Silverberry. It’s perfect for the front of garden beds, alongside walkways, and landscape edging. However, it can hold its own in the middle of garden beds with larger plants, as well. Supertunia Vista® Silverberry is also a dream in containers. Their mounded trailing habit makes them perfect for planting on their own in hanging baskets or containers. They are also great as “spillers” and “fillers” in large combination containers. The choice is yours! No matter where it’s planted, Supertunia Vista® Silverberry is sure to be a favorite this season.

Supertunia Vista® Silverberry Petunia Care

Plant your Supertunias in a place that gets at least four hours of sun, and then sit back and enjoy their showy blooms all season long! They require very little care to thrive. Plant them with an application of continuous release fertilizer, and you may be able to go the rest of the season without another application. However, a reapplication of fertilizer every two months will encourage the most growth.

Water when the soil is dry to the touch. Sometimes the vigorous growth can look tired or open at the end of the season, but there’s an easy solution. Just give them a little trim and they’ll grow back with a tidier appearance.

Supertunia Vista® Silverberry Petunia Spacing

Supertunias are robust growers and require some space to accommodate their vigor. They do best when grown in large containers or garden beds where they have space to thrive. They can grow up to two feet high and three feet wide when given ideal conditions. They can also trail up to three feet long. They will need between 18-32” of space from other plants.

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