Calibrachoa hybrid Colibri 'Tangerine'
Photo Courtesy of Ball Seed
Calibrachoa
Beautiful orange blooms adorn the Calibrachoa and it will brighten any container or bed. Calibrachoa is a lovely addition to any bed, landscape or container. It has a trailing habit with it reaching heights of 8” and spreading to 16”. Blooms early and maintains blooms throughout the Summer and Fall. It has green trailing foliage and vibrant colored flowers that fall gracefully over container edges or baskets.
Height
4-8 Inches
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Spread
12-16 Inches
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Homeowner Growing & Maintenance Tips
Calibrachoa prefers full sun but will handle a few hours of shade as well. It prefers moist but well drained soil for it to thrive. Just remember, plants aren’t as “drought tolerant” in baskets and containers!
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Interesting Notes
- Great border plants
- Beautiful alone as a centerpiece or basket
- Try planting with Zinnias, Celosia and Lysmachia for a beautiful container!
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USDA Hardiness Zone 9-11
Great Companions
Geranium
(Geranium Pelargonium interspecific Calliope 'Medium Dark Red')
Geranium
(Geranium Pelargonium interspecific Calliope 'Medium Deep Rose (Prev. Lavender Rose)')
Characteristics & Attributes
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