I feel a big GROWTH SPURT coming on.
Superbena verbenas are very vigorous with strongly trailing habits  They need relatively long days to bloom and are difficult to produce in small container sizes.  They have very large flowers and umbels.  They are great in landscapes and containers.  In landscapes, they are best used at the front of beds and they function as spillers in combination planters.  If you are looking for a colorful annual ground cover, Superbena is a great choice.
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Continuous Bloom or Rebloomer
Long Blooming
Fall Interest
Heat Tolerant
Deadheading Not Necessary
Drought Tolerant
Attracts: 
Butterflies
Resists: 
Deer
CHARACTERISTICS
Plant Type: 
 Annual 
Height Category: 
 Short 
Garden Height: 
 6 - 12 Inches 
Trails Up To: 
 24 Inches 
Spacing: 
 10 - 14 Inches 
Spread: 
 18 - 30 Inches 
Flower Colors: 
 Red 
Flower Shade: 
 Rich Red 
Foliage Colors: 
 Green 
Foliage Shade: 
 Green 
Habit: 
 Mounding Trailing 
Container Role: 
 Spiller
PLANT NEEDS
Light Requirement: 
 Part Sun to Sun
Maintenance Category: 
 Easy
Bloom Time: 
 Planting To Hard Frost
Hardiness Zones: 
 8a, 8b, 9a, 9b, 10a, 10b, 11a, 11b
Water Category: 
 Average
Soil Fertility Requirement: 
 Average Soil
Uses: 
 Border Plant
 Container
 Groundcover
 Landscape
 Mass Planting
Uses Notes: 
Great for use in both containers of all types and landscapes.
Maintenance Notes: 
Self-cleaning, no deadheading necessary.
Superbena are our most vigorous, heat tolerant, and mildew tolerant series. While always great in containers they are also fantastic in landscape beds. They can tolerate dry soils and lower fertility. Normally either an application of slow release fertilizer or amending with compost is enough to keep them happy and blooming in landscape beds. They shouldnt need to be trimmed back but can be given a haircut a trim back using a sharp pair of scissors or pruning shears at any time. While naturally well branched, trimming them back will encourage additional branching, fuller plants, and ultimately more flowers. I usually give them a very slight trim as I am transplanting to boost branching.
An application of fertilizer or compost on garden beds and regular fertilization of plants in pots will help ensure the best possible performance.
 
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