Calibrachoa Seeds Classique Denim 25 Pelleted Flower Seeds

NEW & LIMITED FOR SPRING 2027!

Grow one of the exciting new seed-grown Calibrachoa varieties with Classique Denim Calibrachoa Seeds. This beautiful variety produces an abundance of colorful denim-purple blooms on compact, bushy plants with an attractive mounded and trailing habit.

Classique is a new generation of Calibrachoa bred to deliver the rounded, controlled habit gardeners expect from vegetatively propagated varieties while offering the convenience of growing plants from seed.

Each package contains 25 pelleted Calibrachoa flower seeds. The pelleted seed form makes these naturally tiny seeds much easier to see, handle and place when sowing.

Why Grow Classique Denim?

• 25 Pelleted Calibrachoa Seeds
• NEW and limited for Spring 2027
• Beautiful denim-purple flowers
• Abundant blooms throughout the season
• Highly floriferous plants
• Mounded and trailing growth habit
• Rounded, controlled plant shape
• No pinching needed
• Excellent for hanging baskets
• Beautiful in patio containers
• Great for mixed combination planters
• Low-maintenance annual
• Excellent companion for petunias, verbena and other full-sun flowers
• 10-hour or less daylength requirement

Plant Information

Scientific Name: Calibrachoa spp.
Variety: Classique Denim
Seed Count: 25 Pelleted Seeds
Seed Form: Pelleted
Blooming Season: Spring, Late Spring, Summer & Late Summer
Plant Habit: Mounded, Trailing
Characteristics: Low Maintenance
Spacing: 8–10 inches
Height: 6–10 inches
Width: 8–12 inches
Exposure: Sun
Water: Medium
Patent Number: PAS1696200

Perfect for Containers & Hanging Baskets

Classique Denim develops into a rounded, flower-filled plant that looks outstanding in hanging baskets, patio pots, window boxes and mixed containers. Its controlled growth habit provides plenty of flowers without becoming overly unruly.

The pelleted seeds make sowing much easier because the tiny Calibrachoa seeds are larger and more visible after pelleting. This is especially helpful when placing individual seeds into seed-starting cells.