Petunia, Trailing Petunia 'Wave Purple'

I plant 2 hanging baskets with wave petunias every year. I honestly haven't had luck with growing my own but will keep trying. I'm still...Read More quite new to this. The flowers are very fragrant and it will constantly bloom so long as you dead head the plant. I usually go out everyday and pick a few off, but doing so, I've had great looking plants.
@Daytondigger-You may have had too much water, that's all. We've had quite a few "chilly" nights in the early spring but they still did just fine. I use "Miracle Grow" potting soil when i plant these so maybe that might make a difference too. Don't give up on them. They're worth having around.

HELP < I had 4 flower window boxes full of beautiful wave petunias
and the weather turned cool for the end of July low 60...Read More's at night and only 70 for the day high and rain for that week. and by Friday night Saturday, I had green/ brown leaves no flowers . They were ugly within 5 days. I thought perhaps I had a bug and sprayed with garden spray I cut them back . nothing helped. what went wrong with this plant, any help would be great. My sister had the same problem but different timing, and it happened amost overnight.

I live in southwest Florida (zone 10). Petunias do extremely well here during the WINTER. I can purchase regular petunia plants locally...Read More during the winter. However, it has proved to be impossible to purchase Wave Petunias locally until spring. In the spring they do well for a while, and then the weather becomes too hot for them. I have searched for several years to find a source for wave petunias during "our" petunia season, but no one even offers them by mail order in the fall or winter. I have resorted to buying small wave petunia plugs on ebay...but even those are not available early enough. I really do not understand why they are not grown and sold here in the winter... lots of people would like to have them.

I have planted the wave in a barrel under a water pump in my front yard. I keep them moist by putting wood chips on the surface of the s...Read Moreoil and watering them daily. They are doing excellent! I will definitely plant them again next year!