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  1. username16218

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  2. toni

    toni Mistress of Garden Junque Staff Member Moderator Plants Contributor

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    Very pretty, I like the dark one with white stripes.
    Many Petunias are hybrid so they sometimes don't look like their parents if the seeds germinate. I have several pots of them and each spring it's always a surprise to see what I get that year. ;)
     
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    Very nice. I don't do those but maybe next year I will.
     
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  4. Mrs. Galeassi

    Mrs. Galeassi In Flower

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    I love my petunia and decided to purchase another because its a great bloomer but they were gone already here for the season. They are so pretty. I like the dark striped one too... :) Mine I don't think is producing seeds.
     
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  5. Petronius

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    I like all the petunias. They are splendid with or without stripes.
     
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    My hanging baskets are always full of Petunias - upright and trailing.

    Some of last year’s flowers
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    They look lovely Kazza.
     
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    Gail-Steman Young Pine

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    Very nice mate and what a stunning show...JEALOUS :crying:
     
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    Kazzawazza Seedling

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    Thanks Gail. I generally have 8 hanging baskets each year. One is double the size of all the others and my leftover plants go into it, but it's always the best and most colourful hanging basket.
     
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    Gail-Steman Young Pine

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    Well they're something to be proud of mate...I used to pay £25 for large ones nearly your size but it didn't matter how much I watered them the sun still burnt them out :mad:
     
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  11. Kazzawazza

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    I’ll charge you £24 - mate’s rates ;)
     
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    Gail-Steman Young Pine

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    Whattttt :rolleyes:….I just replaced them only last year with nice purple false balls :whistling:
     
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    @Gail-Steman, What are purple false balls?
     
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    These mate but mine are close and resemble a velvet look in deep purple :)

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