Star petunias are a group of compact, free-flowering petunia cultivars distinguished by their bold star-patterned blooms and exceptional resilience in the garden. These plants form dense, well-branched mounds of soft, slightly sticky foliage that quickly cover themselves in a profusion of medium-sized, trumpet-shaped flowers, each marked by a sharply defined star radiating from the throat toward the petal edges. The contrast between the base color—often violet, red, pink, or magenta—and the bright white or pale-colored star creates a vibrant, eye-catching display that holds its clarity even under intense summer light. Multiflora types are notably sturdier than their Grandiflora counterparts: their smaller yet more numerous blooms resist rain damage, tolerate heat and humidity, and recover quickly after storms, making them ideal for mass bedding, borders, and container plantings. With consistent moisture, well-drained soil, and occasional feeding, they bloom continuously from late spring until frost without requiring extensive deadheading. Their combination of durability, color intensity, and the striking visual rhythm of the star pattern has made Petunia Multiflora Star cultivars enduring favorites for gardeners seeking reliable, high-impact seasonal color.