We're offering you a Petunia 'Vintage Pastel Pink' Plants for £3.99, saving you up to 56% off Thompson and Morgan's's price of £8.99 (correct as of 01.04.2025).

Vintage Charm

Bring vintage charm to your garden with Petunia 'Vintage Pastel Pink', an annual bedding plant celebrated for its delicate baby pink blooms and sunny yellow centres.

• This compact petunia (Petunia × hybrida) forms a neat, well-branched mound reaching up to 35cm (14in) in height and spread—perfect for hanging baskets, patio containers, or colourful borders.
• Each plant bursts into masses of 5–6cm flowers from early summer right through to the first frosts, ensuring months of colour and garden interest.
• The soft pastel tones blend beautifully with other bedding favourites such as lobelia, alyssum, or trailing verbena.

Growing Guide & Care

• Planting: On arrival, pot your plug plants into small pots or cell trays using quality multipurpose compost. Grow on in a bright, frost-free spot until well-rooted and all risk of frost has passed.
• Location: Prefers full sun but will tolerate light shade. Ideal for containers, baskets, or sunny borders.
• Soil: Thrives in moist but well-drained soil with neutral to slightly acidic pH.
• Watering: Water regularly—especially in containers—to keep soil evenly moist but not waterlogged.
• Feeding: Feed weekly with a high-potash fertiliser once flowering begins to promote continuous blooms.
• Pests & Care: Deadhead faded flowers to prolong flowering. Protect young plants from late frosts.

Design Tips & Companion Planting

• Create classic cottage garden displays by pairing with pastel-coloured calibrachoa or trailing lobelia.
• Add height and texture by mixing with upright salvias or ornamental grasses in patio pots.
• Bask in long-lasting colour—these petunias excel in both solo displays and mixed arrangements for maximum impact.

FAQs

• When should I plant my Petunia 'Vintage Pastel Pink'?
  Plant plugs indoors on arrival. Move outdoors after the last frost—typically late spring in the UK.
• How long will they flower?
  Expect continuous blooms from early summer until the first autumn frosts if regularly deadheaded and fed.
• What care do they need?
  Keep soil moist but not soggy. Feed weekly once flowering starts. Deadhead spent blooms for best results.