I live in Ky, I’m not a green thumb by no means but they turned out pretty well I think. We added them this year to our landscaping along with some hostas
Love Kentucky! Everyone is so nice and respectful. I eat myself silly with all the food that is just not the same in CA.
Petunias are annuals. Which means once and done. If you are lucky, maybe a few seeds dropped into your soil and might come up next year. The hostas will over winter themselves for the most part. Just trim them up in the spring.
If you want fall color, look for "hardy" mums, as they will look pretty now and should pop back up in the spring.
I live in WV petunias will not come back. .you may have a few seeds in dirt that may come back next year. .I usually pull out and add new dirt to the pot next year. .Good luck .
Hi there. Cindy here. Perennials come back every year and annuals don't. Perennials should be cut back in the Fall and mulched to prepare them for Spring. Annuals should be pulled out, roots and all, in the Fall. Annuals like petunias benefit from picking off the dead blossoms. The plant will produce even more blossoms afterwards. I hope this info helps you. Wishing you well.
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What is your goal? What zone do you live in? Find out here:
https://planthardiness.ars.usda.gov/PHZMWeb/
I live in WV petunias will not come back. .you may have a few seeds in dirt that may come back next year. .I usually pull out and add new dirt to the pot next year. .Good luck .
Hi there. Cindy here. Perennials come back every year and annuals don't. Perennials should be cut back in the Fall and mulched to prepare them for Spring. Annuals should be pulled out, roots and all, in the Fall. Annuals like petunias benefit from picking off the dead blossoms. The plant will produce even more blossoms afterwards. I hope this info helps you. Wishing you well.