Inherited flowers ID needed

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    Hi All,
    I'm new to Forum and have inherited two flower baskets and in need of flower identification, please advise.
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    Petunias, possibly trailing petunias, but they look like doubles (and I have just checked and there are now double trailing petunias available).
     
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