Marianne's Response
Sungron-question
I have a pot of trailing petunias outside that did well last year and are still nice and green. They are starting to look like they are forming buds. Barring a freeze, is there a chance that they could come back in the spring or are they pretty much a one season annual as I have always thought?
Posted by on January 7, 2012
Marianne's Response
Petunias are a one season annual but that doesn't mean you can't keep them in bloom for a whole year - with the right weather and continuous feeding and most important of all, continue to deadhead or remove the faded buds so the plant does not need to put any energy into making seed. Pinch back the stems when they get leggy and your petunia will be long lived for several more months. Then, add it to the compost pile and start with fresh plants in the spring. Keep growing, Marianne Binetti
