If you’ve ever grown Wave petunias, you’re in good company. It’s America’s No. 1 selling petunia, and a new national celebration honors its 30th anniversary. May 3 has been designated National Wave ...

Petunias come in a full spectrum of colors and shapes, making these unfussy blooms a reliable choice for summer containers. And since these blossoms are easy to cultivate and grow quickly, once their ...

The last week of May is time to add summer color to your landscape, perfect your petunia knowledge and have a flower-filled summer that blooms into fall. Petunias need at least six hours of sun a day ...

WEST CHICAGO, Ill.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Sick of the same old flowerbeds and containers? This spring, don’t just update your landscape. Wavescape it. Wavescaping — adding Wave ® petunias outdoors — can ...

Most of you probably have grown petunias. Some of you have moved on, while others remain faithful to this favorite annual flower. And there’s a new wave of petunias making a big splash in the garden.

Even if you’ve got a beautifully designed garden, there are plenty of reasons to add plants in containers to your home. You ...

Wave series petunias - sprawling annuals with bright, showy blossoms - have been around more than a decade, and they're a roaring success with gardeners and growers. "It's one of the few plant brands ...

NEW MARKET, Va. -- If petunia popularity was the stuff of showbiz, then you might see headlines like these dominating all the trade papers: "Wave Draws Raves; Becoming a Flower Family Fave." Or ...

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 sprouting blooms all ...

During the summer, we think of flowers like petunias as those fragrant, spilling or tumbling flowers cascading over the rims of baskets and mixed containers. That same show of incredible color coupled ...

If you want vibrant flowers in the garden, nothing beats the power of petunias. Even my grandmother, years ago, lived by this gardening rule. I still have fond memories of the bright pink and purple ...