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Petunia

Search complete. 13 mentions across 9 episodes found for "Petunia".

Nov 9, 2026

John WatsonVOICE_ACTOR
28:47
Holmes! Now he's interested in flowers.
John WatsonVOICE_ACTOR
28:52
Petunias, perhaps? Mrs.
John WatsonVOICE_ACTOR
28:55
Dugan?
Mary DuganVOICE_ACTOR
28:56
Why, sir, I put them out in the yard to get a bit of sunlight, sir.
Scott SharpeGUEST
16:42
Plenty of colour, yeah, okay.
Scott SharpeGUEST
16:44
Look, there is what, there's a plant called, it's Calabracaea, but it's a, I guess it's more commonly called Petunia millionbells, because it does look somewhat like a little, you know, sort of baby Petunia flower.
Scott SharpeGUEST
16:57
They're really, really tough.
Scott SharpeGUEST
16:59
They'll grow, if it is drying out a little bit, I know you've said you've got the self-watering pots, but, you know, if it is dry, full sun, they're really hardy like that.
Scott SharpeGUEST
18:16
Could
WarrenAUDIENCE
18:16
you just mention the first one again for me, please? I missed that.
Scott SharpeGUEST
18:20
Yeah, look, best way to think about it, it's called Petunia Millionbells.
Scott SharpeGUEST
18:24
Petunia Millionbells.
speaker_6UNKNOWN
39:48
I'm good, I'm good.
speaker_6UNKNOWN
39:51
Petunia.
speaker_6UNKNOWN
39:52
Lily.
speaker_6UNKNOWN
39:53
Zinnia.
Scott BeuerleinHOST
50:06
So they have some interesting ones here.
Scott BeuerleinHOST
50:07
They had Pachoa, which is a cross between Calibrachoa and Petunia.
Sarah Geiger-BehmGUEST
50:12
Oh, yeah.
Scott BeuerleinHOST
50:13
Yeah.
Sarah Geiger-BehmGUEST
51:25
there's white.
Scott BeuerleinHOST
51:26
White, yeah.
Scott BeuerleinHOST
51:28
The next one is Petunia Hybrid Supertunia Vista Cool Jazz.
Sarah Geiger-BehmGUEST
51:35
What color is that?
speaker_10VOICE_ACTOR
101:10
And incidentally, that's not a petunia, that's a daisy.
speaker_10VOICE_ACTOR
101:13
That's a petunia.
speaker_11VOICE_ACTOR
101:15
Petunia, daisy, daisy, petunia.
speaker_10VOICE_ACTOR
101:19
Court Evans.
speaker_10VOICE_ACTOR
101:20
Oh, nothing.
John WatsonVOICE_ACTOR
23:37
Holmes! Now he's interested in flowers.
John WatsonVOICE_ACTOR
23:43
Petunias, perhaps? Mrs.
John WatsonVOICE_ACTOR
23:45
Dugan?
Mary DuganVOICE_ACTOR
23:46
Why, sir, I put them out in the yard to get a bit of sunlight, sir.
John WatsonVOICE_ACTOR
21:40
Holmes! Now he's interested in flowers.
John WatsonVOICE_ACTOR
21:46
Petunias, perhaps? Mrs.
John WatsonVOICE_ACTOR
21:48
Dugan?
Mary DuganVOICE_ACTOR
21:49
Why, sir, I put them out in the yard to get a bit of sunlight, sir.
Annie CreightonPANELIST
35:10
Yes.
Annie CreightonPANELIST
35:11
Yeah, yeah, like kind of an airbrushy pinup kind of thing, like Petunia in The Adventures of Pete and Pete on Little Pete's Arm.
Annie CreightonPANELIST
35:20
Let me get a picture for you.
Mackenzie WeaverPANELIST
35:22
See, I was going to go with a vulva.
Annie CreightonPANELIST
35:42
Yeah.
Annie CreightonPANELIST
35:43
Can it be a literal petunia? Just for me! Just for me!
Anna EmmalineHOST
35:46
Petunia.
Anna EmmalineHOST
35:48
Let me double-check which one is a petunia.
Al BattGUEST
11:32
My foundation cow was, I think it's Crisdhome, C-R-I-S-D, and then home, Fond Treasure, and was nicknamed Penny.
Al BattGUEST
11:44
All her calves were named after flowers that started with P. Petunia, Poppy, Pansy, Portulaca.
Al BattGUEST
11:54
It's Portulaca, isn't it? And all of Petunia's calves were named after fruit that started with P.
Al BattGUEST
12:02
Peaches, pear, pomegranate, and all of Pansy's offspring were named after vegetables that began with P. Pepper, pumpkin, potato, and peas.

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