Description
Supertunia Black Cherry is a vigorous, semi-upright to trailing petunia with rich deep-red flowers and dark, nearly black accents. It blooms from late spring until frost and works well in baskets, large containers, and sunny beds.
Growing Supertunia Black Cherry in Alabama
Give at least 6 hours of direct sun and rich, well-drained soil. Alabama summer containers can dry quickly, so check moisture daily in hot weather and water thoroughly when needed without leaving roots waterlogged. Feed regularly according to fertilizer label directions to sustain flowering. Trim long or tired stems lightly to refresh the plant, and provide good airflow to limit problems during humid weather. Treat as a warm-season annual and protect from frost.
