Wild Hairy Petunia |
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Large lavender funnel-shaped flowers (up to 2") from June through August, fuzzy leaves up to 4" long, delightful furry sprouts push up through the soil in late spring, not a true petunia at all – but the flowers certainly remind you of one, drought tolerant, easy to grow, tolerates poor soil (even clay!).
1’ tall
Plant Hardiness Zones: 3a-9b
Perennial
Native Range: s. MN & WI east to the Appalachian Mts & south to GA & e. TX. Rare in MD, MI, NC, PA & WI
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