Whether planted in-ground or arranged in baskets and containers, Wave ® Petunias are a versatile choice for styling patios, decks, or outdoor dining spaces.

We normally think of petunias as good container plants, but the Double Wave petunia can make an impressive ground cover, too.

Sick of the same old flowerbeds and containers? This spring, don’t just update your landscape. Wavescape it. Wavescaping — adding Wave® petunias outdo ...

Wave petunias can be propagated from seed, which could be a challenge for novice gardeners. They would be best purchased as flowering plants in containers that are 6 inches or larger.

Larger than wave species, petunias that fall into this camp like to spill or spread out (which makes them winners in containers or baskets!).

petunias. “Shock Wave” produces lots of colorful petite flowers for small spaces, such as hanging baskets and as spillers and thrillers in containers.

Like athletes seated around a training table, Wave petunias have huge appetites. They need to be fed more frequently than regular petunias, every 10 to 14 days, using an all-purpose fertilizer.

May 3 has been designated National Wave Day, becoming an annual celebration dedicated to honoring the beauty and lasting impact of the petunia.

Wave petunias are fuller than regular petunias and sprout branches that overflow their containers. The baskets go up in mid-May, and each one holds 40 plants.

It’s a “Wave” rave this summer for gardeners. Twenty-five years ago, the “Wave Purple Classic” made its debut, bowling over gardeners with its amazing spread – up to 4 feet and ...