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Mirage Mid-Blue Petunia

Petunia x hybrida Mirage Mid-Blue

Plant Type
Annuals
Width
10-12 In.
Height
10-15 In.
Sun requirements
Full Sun
Plant developer
Ball

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About Mirage Mid-Blue Petunia

Mirage Mid-Blue is a multiflora single petunia selected for mid-blue flowers. PanAmerican Seed describes the Mirage plants as mounded and upright, with spring-to-late-summer flowering and a 10–15 inch height by 10–12 inch width; the series is promoted for display through frost. ## Form and placement The rounded habit suits mass planting, bed fronts and mixed seasonal displays. The breeder lists full sun exposure and a 10–14 inch spacing range, so leave room for neighboring plants while keeping the planting visually continuous. Use the named color as a repeated accent or combine it with contrasting petunia colors; the Mirage color selections share the same published size and habit profile. ## Growing conditions Plant in a sunny position and moist, well-drained soil. Petunias are generally grown in beds, containers, window boxes and other seasonal displays. Provide regular water and fertilizer during active growth, while ensuring surplus water can drain away. These care points describe petunias broadly; the breeder’s exact Mirage page supplies the selection’s form, size and season. ## Maintenance Remove spent flowers after a flush to support further growth, and pinch back leggy stems if the mound becomes open. Check containers more often during warm or windy weather because their soil dries faster than a garden bed. See the [PanAmerican Seed Mid-Blue product page](https://www.panamseed.com/products/048600940000692/petunia-mirage-mid-blue/), [UC IPM petunia guidance](https://ipm.ucanr.edu/home-and-landscape/petunia/) and [NC State Extension’s garden petunia profile](https://plants.ces.ncsu.edu/plants/petunia-x-hybrida/common-name/garden-petunia/) for cultivar and general-care context.