Calibrachoa, commonly called million bells, is one of summer’s most reliable and awe-inspiring annuals. Celebrated for its dazzling array colors, this native of South America produces a prolific ...

This year the National Garden Bureau features Calibrachoa, often called trailing petunia, as its annual flower of the year. Few plants have seen a rise to stardom like Calibrachoa. The first plants ...

Discover the new Superbells Double Mardi Gras calibrachoa which brings prolific lavender blooms to your garden.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. A top-selling calibrachoa variety from Proven Winners, Superbells Lemon Slice grows vigorously as a spiller in containers and will ...

The dreary conditions of winter have made me ready for the warm days of spring and summer. I’ve been giving a lot thought to the types of plants that provide maximum color with minimum effort. As much ...

Calibrachoa, also known as 'Million Bells' and 'Superbells', is a popular outdoor container plant. Although it is a short-lived perennial in warm climates, calibrachoa is grown as an annual almost ...

Spring is the season of potential for gardeners, and if you want your yard looking like a botanical garden by July, now's the time to get started. The perennial Million Bells (Calibrachoa) is a ...

TWISTER PINK -- The Lanai series of verbena offer spectacular color choices. This Twister Pink has pink in the middle and outer rings of white with light pink edges. (Photo by MSU Extension ...

Logic would tell you if you put the magic in pink lemonade, you could do it to grapefruit too. That’s just what happened, and the horticultural blogosphere is rumbling with excitement. Superbells' ...

Logic would tell you that if you put the magic in pink lemonade, you can do it to grapefruit too. That's just what happened, and the horticultural blogosphere is rumbling with excitement. Superbells' ...

Think planters need constant babysitting? Think again! These tough little combinations promise beautiful blooms and fewer ...