We're offering you a Garden Ready Petunia Express Mixed for £7.99, saving you up to 53% off Thompson and Morgan's's price of £16.99 (correct as of 29.05.2026).

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Burst into Colour with Petunia 'Express Mixed'
Bring vibrant life to your garden with Petunia 'Express Mixed', a classic annual prized for its abundant, trumpet-shaped blooms in a dazzling mix of pinks, purples, reds, and whites. This trailing variety is a favourite for adding instant impact to patios, hanging baskets, and containers—ideal for gardeners seeking reliable summer colour with minimal effort.

Why Grow Petunia 'Express Mixed'?

• Spectacular Trailing Growth: Each plant forms lush mounds that spill gracefully over the edges of baskets and pots.
• Diverse Colour Palette: Enjoy a harmonious blend of vivid shades that brighten any outdoor space.
• Continuous Flowering: Blooms non-stop from late spring until the first autumn frosts when deadheaded regularly.
• Robust Branching: Well-branched plants fill gaps and create seamless displays.

Growing Guide

• Planting Time: Plant outdoors after the last frost—typically late April to early June in the UK.
• Light Requirements: Prefers full sun but tolerates partial shade. Choose spots with well-drained soil for best results.
• Caring For Your Petunias: Water regularly but avoid waterlogging. Deadhead spent blooms to encourage continuous flowering. Feed every two weeks with a balanced liquid fertiliser during the flowering season.
• Mature Size: Trails up to 30–40cm (12–16")—perfect for baskets and containers.

Design & Companion Ideas

• Baskets & Containers: Pair with trailing lobelia or bacopa for a mixed arrangement bursting with colour.
• Borders & Edges: Use at the front of borders or let it spill over low walls for a soft, colourful edge.
• Pots on Patios: Combine with upright geraniums or marigolds for varied height and texture.

FAQs

• When should I plant my Petunia 'Express Mixed'?
  The best time is after the risk of frost has passed—late April to early June in most UK regions.
• How long will they flower?
  You can expect continuous blooms from late spring until the first autumn frosts if deadheaded regularly.
• What soil is best?
  A well-drained, fertile compost or garden soil is ideal. Avoid heavy clay or waterlogged areas for optimal results.