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What I want to talk to you about here is not a petunia but a Supertunia. Just take a look at this, what...

What I want to talk to you about here is not a petunia but a Supertunia. Just take a look at this, what gorgeous purple blooms, that’s how it got its name, Royal Velvet Supertunia. You see they are great for hanging baskets, window boxes, containers and any kind of landscaping where you have full sun. Royal Velvet’s deep purple color looks great with orange, hot pink, and chartreuse.

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By: Guest 6 months ago

this video was worthless--it told me nothing about how to grow a supertunia!

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How to Grow a Supertunia Royal Velvet Petunia

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Now, what I want to talk to you about here is not a Petunia but a Supertunia. Just take a look at this. What a gorgeous purple blooms. That is how it got it is name Royal Velvet Supertunia. You see, they are great for hanging basket, window boxes, containers and any kind of landscaping where you have got full sun. Royal Velvet’s deep purple color looks great with orange, hot pink, and chartreuse.

From the garden, I am Allen Smith. If you would like more information on this topic or any other gardening topic, just check out my website pallensmith.com.

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