Million Bells 'Crackling Fire': Vivid Orange, Self-Cleaning, Budworm-Resistant

This new Calibrachoa hybrid mirrors popular 'Terra Cotta'—long steady bloom (spring to frost), upright mounding shape, self-cleaning (no deadheading), no tobacco budworms (unlike petunias). But 'Crackling Fire' bears vivid orange flowers (not pastels) and produces more of them.

Plant in containers or front of beds. Don't crowd—vigorous; all those flowers come from one 4-in. plant. Treat as tender perennial/annual. Fertile soil, sun. Fertilize containers every 2 weeks, in-ground monthly.