Wild Petunia

Wild Petunia stands apart from the familiar garden petunia, though both have similar trumpet-shaped blooms. Unlike its cultivated counterpart, Wild Petunia flourishes in tough conditions—tolerating poor, dry soil. With its hardy nature, it can spread, but this can be controlled by removing seedlings. Its short stature, around a foot tall, and dark green, hairy foliage make it an excellent complement to other short plants.

• Consider removing seedlings ever so often to control spread
• Well established plants can be divided to control size and spread as needed