Pronunciation: kal-ih-bruh-KOH-ah
These petunia look-alikes from the Americas are low-growing with fine foliage and 1-inch trumpet blooms that flower continuously until hard frost—no deadheading needed. Compact habit and vivid colors make them essential for containers and hanging baskets.
Full sun, average garden soil. Prune only to keep within bounds.
For general annual care, see How to Grow Annuals.
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