This plant is treated as an annual and can fade very fast if grown outdoors and brought in for the winter. I like to trim the flowers off to keep it from blooming so it doesnt drop as many leaves. But you can always take a few cuttings in September before blooms set. You can revive it by adding the cuttings back in. This can be grown in a pot of hanging basket and does well in sun. This plant hates wet feet, so allow to dry between waterings.
 
** All plants & pots differ from photo shown. This plant is available at the greenhouse year around if you visit. This plant is grown by Paula.