blue23rose said:That is awesome, Yardenman! I can't imagine seeing petunias blooming in winter.

Old-fashioned petunias started growing on our property when we dug out a new area for some landscaping over 20 years ago. I've had them ever since!

It was entirely fortuitous and I can't claim much credit. But I am sure enjoying them,

Beautiful photos!! I love petunias. In 9a they overwintered and kept blooming all through winter. I only had a light frost twice in the winter. I never had to scrape ice off of my car window. Kind of strange but this past winter was super mild.

Mindi

blue23rose said:That is awesome, Yardenman! I can't imagine seeing petunias blooming in winter.

Old-fashioned petunias started growing on our property when we dug out a new area for some landscaping over 20 years ago. I've had them ever since!

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What is name of flower

bamira said:the nicest Petunia are from the Czech Republic
www.cernyseed.cz

A couple years ago I got a unique petunia at the grocery store parking lot nursery. I've been keeping it in the house over winter, and trying to take cuttings in the spring. I finally lost the last plant this fall. Due to your link, I've finally found a source for some seeds! Here's a picture from this spring:





I'm 90% sure this is Cerny's Velvet F1 Salmon. I'm happy to have found where to get some.

P.S. I'm Czech too...