I bought a packet of them about 3 years ago but never got around to planting them. I don't know if they are still viable but you can have them for postage.

Hello I have tons of Laura Bush as well as other petunias. And I am offering up some as SASBE for newbies and others as well. So if you still want them just drop me an email. Paula

Hi katy bug, have you had a chance to look at the negative comments posted on ebay for this seller? If other seeds are not quite right, this one might not be either. I recently bought Laura Bush seeds from the very reputable Wildseed Farms in Texas, where they sell a choice of Laura Bush magenta, pink or mix (magenta, pink, white), $1.50/packet, but do not sell the Laura Bush white seeds separately. The advantage of Laura Bush is supposed to be superior heat tolerance and re-seeding in warm climates like mine - my first yr so I will have to see! I guess disadvantage is that there are only the 3 colors above. No personal knowledge of this company but happened to notice Select Seeds has a fragrant, climbing, heirloom petunia that they claim self-sows. Search for "petunia seed" on the link below or you may have your own fave places to buy. Or what about the wave series? Sorry, I haven't tried that. Good luck! Here is a link that might be useful: Select Seeds

I ended up buying from Groco Seeds on Ebay: 1000 Laura Bush petunia seeds, 550 celery seeds, 240 cat grass seeds, 875 lettuce seeds, 100 beefsteak tomato seeds, 120 bells of ireland seeds, 700 cabbage, 1000 of an ornamental grass called june grass, 330 joe pye weed, 300 blue sage, 1175 DWARF shasta daisy, 140 coleus mix, 4000 oriental red poppy, and 220 Mary Washington asparagus. Grand total $17.80 plus $2.35 shipping. Not too shabby.