FREE: Mexican Petunia

It must be added that these should be planted far away from where you do not want them to grow as they are big-time self-seeders and in one year can be in every part of your property with the help of the wind and resident birds, I have them where I want them and one thing that is wonderous about them happens right after watering. As they are native to the dry parts of the SW, whenever it rains the seed pods burst open to propel seeds in every direction . . . Watering mimics rain, of course, so that the seed pods can be heard popping open - - sort of like a bowl of Rice Krispies !