Calibrachoa Superbells White Spiller almost “feathered” texture from a

almost “feathered” texture from a distance

That compact habit also makes it easy to layer: plant it behind edging plants

Alexander Fleming Peony is the kind of perennial that makes late spring feel ceremonial

On slopes and banks

it’s a practical beauty plant: the creeping habit helps knit the surface together while creating a spill of foliage and flowers that looks intentionally “cascading

Calibrachoa Superbells White Spiller almost “feathered” texture from aThe pure white blooms of Calibrachoa Superbells White are set off with yellow throats and can be used to soften bright colors in mixed containers. The petunia like blooms will grow to a height of 6 to 10 Inches and can trail up to 36 Inches making them an ideal filler for your hanging baskets and planters. White is one of the best selling colors of the SUPERBELLS line and likes to be in well drained soil for the best flowering.