Have you grown these and how did they do for you? Did you grow them in the shade? Any other comments?

ken

Will report at the end of the summer how they did.

Martha

It's expensive too--$5 for a 4" pot here. I bought six and planted four in window boxes and two in the ground. The tag says part-sun to sun but they have not liked full sun when it hits them. The regular 'Bells' series I have always grown was a shade plant. But I have only had them a couple of weeks and it's too soon to say.

I hope someone else is growing this 'Endless Sensation' browallia and will report their own results.

I also planted two in a former impatiens spot. Those got no fertilizer except the day I planted them and they too are bushy and have been packed with flowers all summer. Gorgeous lavender, self-cleaning flowers.

Contrary to what the tag said, they do not like full sun. They wilted when the hot mid-summer sun hit them but most of the time they were in high shade and were fine.

The only problem is the price--just too much money to replace all my impatiens areas. What a shame. I will definitely look for these again. Trouble-free--no diseases or pests.

I can see spending $5 a plant if you want only a few or you don't start seeds indoors.

'Endless Sensation' is completely different--in color, profusion of flowers, size of flowers and general showiness. I don't know if it is the same species or a hybrid of several browallia species--whatever it is, it's much better--except the price.