The Minimum Temperature for Petunia Plants

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Petunias are summer annuals that can be planted outdoors once the chance of frost has passed and the soil temperature reaches over 60 degrees. Plant in full sun to part shade in well-draining soil and water regularly for blooms that will go until the first fall frost.

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The Minimum Temperature for Petunia Plants

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