Could someone please tell me what these are?

It’s definitely not rock rose. I agree they are more likely petunias; million bells, and the other is surfinia.

Out of interest.

I bought a ' tri' colour plant this year and it was lovely.

A normal plant was around 85p from our local nursery for garden ready size and the ' tri' colour was £2.50 but it has lasted from end of May and still going strong , like most of the other other Calibrachoa that's why they are a good pot/container plant too.

I was confused by the leaves.. they looked different...

Sorry, but I don't think that they are the same plant. I think the first photo (pink flowers) is of a helianthemum (rock rose) and the second (purple) is of a petunia or surfinia.

Hard to tell from the pics how small the flowers are, but if very small then yes, Calibrachias ( Million bells.)

They are surfinias or petunias.
Buy them each year Lucky they are quite cheap to buy, annuals for bedding and baskets.

Being a tad padantic I know

Calibrachoa is not a petunia or surfina so you could buy the wrong thing.

As Kathsue said they are surfinias. I love them. Always have them in my hanging baskets.

I've looked up propagation of these and it tells you how to take cuttings - but it does not say when- or where they should be put. Any thoughts? Do I do it now and keep them in over winter?

Ah - thank you all. I had dismissed the idea of them being petunia as they are quite small. I have them in purple, red and pink - they are beautiful and very long-flowering.

I must get some next year! I will try and remember what they are!!

Calibrachoa or Million Bells .

They are excellent container and hanging basket plants with a large range of colours.

If your lucky sometimes they will self set the following year. If you find a new shoot they can be lifted and put into a pot with compost to establish for placing where you choose.

Plug plants can be quite successful too.

I agree with J52, Million bells petunias. The flowers are slightly smaller than the standard petunias.

I think they are a kind of petunia called Surfinia. They are more bushy and have lots of smaller flowers than ordinary petunias.

I think they’re a type of Petunia known as a Million Bells.
I have something similar bought from Homebase as a hanging basket in June. (Cheap as it was on its last legs) it’s still flowering and probably will until the first frost.

Is it a shrub? They look like a kind of rock rose..but not quite!

They are pretty. They look like a member of the Petunia family, but difficult to tell from photos which exact variety!

This is my first post on Gransnet so don’t want to get off on the wrong foot, but they look like petunias. I grow them every year and they flower for several months and come in different colours. They look very pretty in your photo.

Pink flowers! Sorry, my gardening consists of hacking things back and seeing what happens.

I am assuming they are the same plant in different colours, but that might be wrong!