• slide
  • slide
  • slide
  • slide
  • slide
  • slide
  • slide
  • slide

Low Maintenance Calibrachoas (Million Bells & Superbells)

Brighten your landscape with the season-long blooms of calibrachoas also known as Million Bells® and Superbells®. These cousins of the petunia pack lots of beauty with very little maintenance.

The compact mounded plants are covered with one-inch trumpet shaped bronze, orange, yellow, red to pink and magenta to blue flowers all season long.  And best of all, no deadheading needed.

Grow them in hanging baskets or use as spillers and fillers in container gardens. They also work well in the garden when grown in well-drained soil. Use them as an edger, annual groundcover for small areas or colorful additions to rock gardens.

And don’t worry about the heat. This South American native thrives in hot dry weather once established. Water plants thoroughly once the top few inches of soil start to dry. Overwatering, especially in poorly drained soil can lead to root rot.

A bit more information: Use a slow release fertilizer at planting.  This is often enough to feed garden plants throughout the season. Give container and in-ground plants a mid-season boost if leaves start to yellow or plants appear less vigorous.

Upcoming Live Events
& Webinars


July 24, 2025
Ladies Night Out
Ebert's Greenhouse Village
Ixonia, WI

July 31 - August 10, 2025
Wisconsin State Fair
We Energies' Energy Park
West Allis, WI

Sept. 4, 2025
FREE WEBINAR
Fall Landscape Planting & Care
Register here


WATCH ON-DEMAND WEBINARS

Learn More

Book an Appearance

Learn More

Enter to Win

The Birds & Blooms' Ultimate Gardening Guide  

ENTER NOW