Calibrachoa, Million Bells 'Superbells Imperial Purple'

This is my 2nd year to purchase this plant. This year I bought it, at a discount, as it wasn't flowering, at the local Market, where I br...Read Moreought it, so it was only $5....needless to say, it still has'nt bloomed yet.

I planted it in a large barrel, + have it hanging over the sides...it will not bloom, although its leaves are healthy ... but nothing is happening.

I've used calibrachoa each year since they appeared at our local nurseries and the purple is my favorite. These wonderful annuals normal...Read Morely do great for me in my planters and in hanging baskets.

Last year I tried planting a few in a garden tier in select locations where they could cascade over the wall and found that they just don't act the same in a garden atmosphere. We had a very wet year last year and the plants roots were just too wet all the time, even though it was a well drained area - causing them to flower less and some just died out altogether within a month or so. Even some of the hanging baskets were affected due to so much rain. So I recommend keeping this little gem in the baskets or where you can control the water saturation.

Under normal circumstances, you'll find that these great little plants will double their size quickly and give you lots of enjoyment.

This plant is perrenial in zone 8b. It began blooming mid-March in last year's pots that I had given up for dead. It's great for contai...Read Moreners and this year I will try it in the ground. The terracotta compliments almost any other color plant. This is destined to become one of the must have standards like marigolds and petunias.

I have had extremely good results with Calibrachoa for the
past 4-5 years. I have purchased an average of a dozen a
year. A...Read Morell in hanging baskets which I repotted. I also have given away possibly a half dozen each of those years. My best results have been when I set the pots on huge rocks that abound in this area. I do love the plants and will purchase at least that many this year. My growing zone borders 3-4 in New Yorks Adirondacks near Lake Placid.
I have purchase the plants in various places in this New YorkState and in Canada.

A nice, cascading plant that does well in window boxes, hanging baskets, and containers. I have mine planted so that they cascade from sm...Read Moreall wall containers. Very pretty blooms about 1/2 the size of a petunia.