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Petunia × hybrida 'Headliner™ Night Sky' is an eye-catching petunia known for its unique, galaxy-like flowers — deep purple blooms speckled with white starry spots that resemble a night sky. Part of the Headliner™ series, it has a vigorous, mounding and semi-trailing habit that makes it a showstopper in hanging baskets, containers, and landscape beds. Each flower’s pattern is slightly different, making every plant one-of-a-kind.
Description:
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Dimensions: 10–16 in. tall × 20–30 in. wide
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Sun Exposure: Full sun to part sun (best color with cooler temps and bright light)
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Water Requirements: Well-drained soil; moderate watering (keep evenly moist, not soggy)
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Hardiness Zones: Grown as an annual in all zones (USDA Zones 2–11)
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Bloom Time: Spring to frost (continuous bloom with regular care)
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Pruning: Light trimming can encourage bushier growth; deadheading helps prolong bloom but is not always necessary
How to Plant:
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Location: Hanging baskets, containers, window boxes, and garden beds
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Soil Preparation: Fertile, well-drained soil with added compost or balanced fertilizer
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Planting: Space 12–18 in. apart; plant at same depth as in pot
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Watering: Water deeply after planting; maintain even moisture and mulch to conserve water
Fun Fact:
The white spotting pattern on 'Headliner™ Night Sky' is influenced by temperature and light — cooler nights produce more white speckles, while warmer conditions deepen the purple color. This gives gardeners slightly different patterns throughout the season!