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Calibrachoa

Calibrachoa, an entirely new commercial species, looks very much like a miniature petunia, but it isn't. Featuring hundreds of small, petunia-like flowers, Million Bells is a fast-growing, heavy blooming, self-cleaning variety that blooms from spring through late fall. Million Bells has a low-growing, compact growth habit, and thrives in full sun. This beautiful new trailing variety is perfect in baskets, window boxes or as a ground cover, and is available in four colors.
Plant Million Bells in full to partial sun in moist, well-drained soil that does not stay consistently wet. Add organic material, such as peat moss, for best results.

	'Trailing Blue', features purple-blue flowers with a yellow center, and grows in a ground-hugging manner.
	'Trailing Pink', 20:15 3/4/2004 features cerise flowers with a yellow center, and grows in a mound, trailing down.

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