5 Young Plant Petunia Tumbelina Candy Floss
Petunia Tumbelina Candy Floss
Petunia Tumbelina Candy Floss
5 Young Plant Petunia Tumbelina Candy Floss
Petunia Tumbelina Candy Floss
Petunia Tumbelina Candy Floss

Petunia Tumbelina Candy Floss

Petunia x hybrida
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Transform your garden with the delicate charm of Petunia Tumbelina Candyfloss! This unique variety features frilly, double blooms in a sugar pink, resembling fluffy cotton candy. Its cascading growth habit makes it perfect for hanging baskets, containers, or window boxes, creating a stunning, trailing display that adds a touch of whimsy to any outdoor space.
Easy to care for and resilient, Tumbelina Candyfloss thrives in full sun or partial shade and delivers vibrant, long-lasting flowers throughout the season.
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  • Sow/Plant Outside
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