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Maureen Gilmer
(Calibrachoa, Callieâ„¢ Yellow Calibrachoa, Yellow Million Bells)
Profuse soft yellow flowers cover the vigorous Calibrachoa Callieâ„¢ Yellow all season long. It performs best where growing temperatures are moderate and not too hot and humid.
The spreading, trailing Calibrachoa in the Callieâ„¢ Series come in lots of vibrant colors, including orange, rose-red, yellow and white. These Goldsmith Seeds/Syngenta introductions are vigorous and produce many small, petunia-like flowers that bloom all season long.
Calibrachoa are warm season annuals...
Environmental Horticulture Dept. University of Florida
(Aloha Blue Sky Calibrachoa, Blue Sky Million Bells, Calibrachoa)
Cheerful and boldly colored blue-violet blossoms cover the wiry stems of the Aloha Blue Sky million bells, cultivar 'Duealbusky'. Developed by German horticultural company Dümmen, is a warm-season annual to frost-tender perennial with more upright stems that create more of a mounding plant rather than the usual spreading, sprawling growth habit. The flowers are slightly larger-sized flowers, more akin to petunias. These blossoms appear prolifically across the growing season, with multiple color shades...
Environmental Horticulture Dept. University of Florida
(Aloha Purple Sky Calibrachoa, Calibrachoa, Purple Sky Million Bells)
Dark pink-violet to lighter violet-lavender blossoms cover the wiry stems of the Aloha Purple Sky million bells, cultivar 'Duealpursky'. Developed by German horticultural company Dümmen, is a warm-season annual to frost-tender perennial with more upright stems that create more of a mounding plant rather than the usual spreading, sprawling growth habit. The flowers are slightly larger-sized flowers, more akin to petunias. These blossoms appear prolifically across the growing season, with multiple...
Maureen Gilmer
(Calibrachoa, Colorburstâ„¢ Yellow Calibrachoa, Yellow Million Bells)
Calibrachoa are popular bedding plants because they are everblooming and easy. Colorburstâ„¢ yellow is a warm season annual to tender perennial with a compact, mounding habit. Throughout the season it is covered with numerous small, funnel-shaped, petunia-like flowers of pale yellow.
Heat-loving and everblooming, calibrachoa grow best in full sun and fertile, well drained soil. They should be fed regularly and do not require deadheading but bloom better late in the season if they are lightly cut...
(Calibrachoa, Colorburst Proâ„¢ Red Calibrachoa, Red Million Bells)
Colorburst Proâ„¢ red is a warm season annual to tender perennial with a compact, mounding habit. Throughout the season it is covered with numerous small, funnel-shaped, petunia-like flowers of red.
Calibrachoa are popular bedding plants because they are everblooming and very easy to grow. Members of the Colorburst Proâ„¢ series are warm season annuals to tender perennials with compact, mounding habits. These Sakata Seed introductions flower prolifically and come in shades of yellow, violet, lavender,...
Maureen Gilmer
(Blue Million Bells, Calibrachoa, Colorburst Proâ„¢ Blue Calibrachoa)
Calibrachoa are popular bedding plants because they are everblooming and easy to grow. Colorburst Proâ„¢ Blue is a warm season annual to tender perennial with a compact, mounding habit. Throughout the season it becomes covered with numerous small, funnel-shaped, petunia-like flowers of violet-blue.
Heat-loving and everblooming, Calibrachoa grow best in full sun and fertile, well drained soil. They should be fed regularly and do not require deadheading but bloom better late in...
James H. Schutte
(Calibrachoa, Colorburst Proâ„¢ Blue Calibrachoa, White Million Bells)
The patented Colorburst Proâ„¢ White is a warm season annual to tender perennial with a compact, mounding habit. Throughout the season it becomes covered with numerous small, funnel-shaped, petunia-like flowers of white.
Calibrachoa are popular bedding plants because they are everblooming and very easy to grow. Members of the Colorburst Proâ„¢ series are warm season annuals to tender perennials with compact, mounding habits. These Sakata Seed introductions flower prolifically and come in shades...
Maureen Gilmer
(Calibrachoa, Cat's Eye Rose Million Bells, Colorburstâ„¢ Cat's Eye Rose Calibrachoa)
Differing from petunias in their smaller flowers and wiry, semi-woody stems, these cold-tender, heat-loving perennials are becoming increasingly popular as annual bedding and container plants. Most of the approximately 30 Calibrachoa species are native to southern Brazil or neighboring areas. Commercially available cultivars descend from hybrids among these species, and are propagated vegetatively.
These low, mounding to trailing plants have well-branched stems furnished with small,...
James H. Schutte
(Calibrachoa, Cherry Pink Million Bells, Minifamousâ„¢ Cherry pink Calibrachoa)
Bright cherry pink blossoms adorn this colorful, pretty bedding plant, The early flowering Calibrachoa in the Minifamousâ„¢ Series are floriferous and stand up well to wind, rain and hot sun. These popular bedding plants have pleasing cascading habits and produce an explosion of colorful blooms all season. They are warm season tender perennials that look like miniature petunias, but their funnel-shaped flowers are smaller and less radial. There are many color variants and some cultivars in...
Jesse Saylor
(Calibrachoa, Cherry Pink Million Bells, Million Bells® Cherry Pink 08 Calibrachoa)
Deepest cherry pink flowers are the hallmark of this beautiful Calibrachoa. It has a neat, mounding to spreading habit ideal for containers and border edges. With good care, it will bloom all season.
Calibrachoa have become some of the most popular bedding plants on the market. Members of the Million Bells® Series are no exception. They have distinctly trailing habits and produce an explosion of colorful blooms all season. These warm season tender perennials are often grown as...