Quick Search: Supertunia® - Displayed by Common Name in Ascending Order

Extremely free-flowering Petunia. Spreads less vigorously than most Supertunia.

This unique Supertunia has dark red blooms with black throats. Its abundent flowering and trailing mounding habit make a great choice for combinations or used on its own in pots, window boxes or hanging baskets.

‘Blue Skies’ Supertunia has light lavender blue flowers. Its abundent flowering and trailing mounding habit make a great choice for combinations or used on its own in pots, window boxes or hanging baskets.

Easy-to-grow, vigorous with powdery blue-white blooms all season, will trail up to 6 feet in one season; fertilize often for best results

Flowers are a unique soft pink with deep plum venation.

Supertunia® Daybreak Charm produces loads of vibrant watermelon pink flowers with a sunshine yellow throat on densely branched plants all summer long without deadheading. Pair it with Superbells® Yellow in a cheerful hanging basket or plant it on its own in your sunny landscape.

Huge 5" pink flowers - the largest flowers in the Supertunia series. Vigorous and free-flowering with large pink flowers all season; fertilize often for best results.

Supertunia® Honey features an incredible ever-changing array of yellow, orange, salmon, and pink blossoms on mounding, well-branched plants. It will grow and bloom vigorously all season long in containers and landscapes, as it doesn’t mind the heat or cool nights.

See what all the hoopla is about! This picotee-patterned petunia is the best we’ve trialed in years. It meets Supertunia standards for seasonlong performance without deadheading, has a well-branched habit and exhibits a consistent, bold color pattern.

Supertunia® Hoopla™ Vivid Orchid™ has purple flowers with a bright white edge and are produced abundantly on well-branched plants from spring into fall without deadheading. While many petunias of this type tend to develop a bruised-look as the flowers age, this new version looks fresh until the petals drop cleanly. Vigorous growth quickly fills in to provide continuous color.

This elegant Supertunia grows and blooms vigorously all season long, forming a very well-rounded, full hanging basket covered in clear ivory white blossoms with a prominent dark purple-black throat. You won’t need to deadhead it to keep it blooming, and it doesn’t mind the heat or cool nights.

You'll love the bright refreshing lemon-lime color of Supertunia Limoncello. Its sensational continuous blooms are like rays of sunlight all season long. This petunia is easy to grow and loves the sun. It is heat tolerant, drought tolerant and attracts butterflies and hummingbirds.

Supertunia® Lovie Dovie produces loads of vibrant pink and white flowers on densely branched plants all summer long without deadheading.

Extremely free-flowering Petunia with a mounding trailing habit. Spreads less vigorously than most Supertunia.

This unique Supertunia® features bicolor purple flowers with mint green edges on beautifully mounded to trailing plants. It mixes well with many other colors in combination containers, hanging baskets, and your sunny landscape. Picasso in Purple™ is a strong grower and blooms all season without deadheading.

Wonderful fragrance on semidouble purple-veined flowers all season; fertilize often for best results.

‘Raspberry Rush’ Supertunia has raspberry pink flowers with white markings. This dynamite Supertunia has abundent flowering and trailing mounding habit making it a great choice for combinations or used on its own in pots, window boxes or hanging baskets.

Vigorous and free-flowering with red flowers all season, fertilize often for best results.

Vigorous, with small rose veined blooms all season, fertilize often for best results.

Free-flowering, fragrant, deep magenta flowers all season, fertilize often for best results.

Velvety deep blue flowers all season; fertilize often for best results.

Supertunia® Saffron Finch™, a new sunny yellow Supertunia with a full, well-branched, rounded habit. Its flowers are a more intense yellow than Supertunia Limoncello, but they may transition to creamy yellow in southern climates. Try pairing Supertunia Saffron Finch with bold purples, reds and magentas for an especially eye-catching look. Its mounded trailing habit helps it mix beautifully with other medium to high vigor varieties in hanging baskets, upright containers and window boxes, and it can also be used as a flowering groundcover. Like all Supertunias, you can expect this colorful new petunia to bloom prolifically all season without deadheading.