Wild Petunia produces vibrant purple blooms June through August and reaches about 12 inches tall. It thrives in full sun on loam or sandy soils with medium-dry moisture. Its low, spreading habit suits rock gardens and short perennial beds, and it can self-seed aggressively when happy.
Ecological Benefits
Attracts hummingbirds, butterflies, and long-tongued bees. Serves as a larval host for Common Buckeye and White Peacock butterflies, supporting local butterfly populations.
