Some flowers are simply magical, mesmerizing the viewer with colorful, unbelievable mixtures of color.

Do you need some beautiful flowers to add to your budding garden (pun intended)? Or maybe you just want some elegant home decoration? Look no further – the “Queen of Hearts” petunias look great in practically any garden or simply hanging from the wall or in a pot.

Noted for their natural heart-shaped patterns and mix of pinks, purples, and yellows, the “Queen of Hearts” certainly acts as one of the most visually stunning, unique garden growers. Card game enthusiasm certainly is not a requirement for owning and growing these stunning plants.

Whether you have a green thumb or just a normal one, these petunias are perfect for home décor and easy gardening. Petunias are a rather popular group of flowering plant originating in South America. They’re annual flowers, while most domesticated garden varieties are hybrids.

The flowers were introduced to the European continent during the 1800s where they quickly became all the rage. They’ve been a garden favorite ever since. Petunias consistently rank among the most popular annual garden flowers. They’re pretty common and for good reason.

The “Queen of Hearts” blooms from early spring through late fall, eventually featuring five radially symmetrical bright, heart-shaped patterns across each flower. Fortunately, they’re pretty easy to take care of, perfect for even the novice gardener.

“Queen of Hearts” petunias are simply breathtaking. For proper blooming and garden growth, supplement each month with fertilizer high in iron. You’ll be rewarded with rampant beautiful blooms. With enough seeds, be prepared for your garden to be smothered in the best way possible.

These petunias can be purchased at a handful of floral dispensaries, whether online or at local vendors.

As stated, their upkeep is relatively simple. Generally, it’s recommended that petunias are watered once a week. According to Shoot Gardening, they prefer sunny areas with sheltered exposure. Sandy and loamy soils work best, while pH can range from alkaline to acidic.

Whether in a flower pot or part of your beautiful garden, the “Queen of Hearts” will quickly fit right in. Even if you don’t have the space or property for a garden, they’re perfect hanging from walls or in pots and vases.

“Queen of Hearts” petunias are not particularly known for attracting bees, but hummingbirds and butterflies love them. Their petals aren’t wide enough for popularity among bee species. Additionally, moderately low concentrations of nectar aren’t all that tantalizing. Conversely, their shape and color are rather suitable for many butterfly species.

Even if you have little to no interest in flowers, it’s hard to deny their beauty and cultural relevance. Petunias, especially the “Queen of Hearts,” are among the most recognizable flowers in existence and are common staples in gardens across the world.

The “Queen of Hearts” is undoubtedly one of the most striking flowers in its genus, as well as a standout in any common garden. This particular petunia is elegant, vibrant, and unique. An arrangement forms a perfect Valentine’s gift, especially due to their unique heart-shaped pattern. Roses have nothing on the “Queen of Hearts.”

If you’re looking for an easy, decorative option to spruce up your home and garden, consider the beautiful “Queen of Hearts.” She isn’t exactly the “Ace of Spades,” but remains the queen of the floral world.

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Source: Shoot Gardening, SF Gate, Thompson-Morgan, Diply, Soft Schools