Pansy Flower Arrangements

For fall and spring planting. Non-stretching under warm conditions. Can be sown in June and July for bloom in the fall. Fall market: 10-12 weeks; Spring market: 14-16 weeks. Sow in October/November for spring.

Needs darkness to germinate. Cover seed lightly. Several colors in this mix are award winning. Sow in October/November for spring. 20,000 seeds/oz.; 7-10 days, 65-70°F. 8” tall, 12” spread.

Can be sown in June and July for bloom in the fall. Sow on sterilized soil. Cover seed lightly. Needs darkness to germinate. 20,000 seeds/oz.; 7-10 days, 65-70°F. (6”) Swiss Giant Mix pansy is a blend of Swiss Giant Colors.

For fall and spring planting. Non-stretching under warm conditions. Can be sown in June and July for bloom in the fall. Fall market: 10-12 weeks; Spring market: 14-16 weeks. Sow in October/November for spring.

For fall and spring planting. Non-stretching under warm conditions. Can be sown in June and July for bloom in the fall. Fall market: 10-12 weeks; Spring market: 14-16 weeks. Sow in October/November for spring.

Can be sown in June and July for bloom in the fall. Sow on sterilized soil. Sow in October/November for spring. Strong, branchy plants quickly fill the pot. 20,000 seeds/oz.; 7-10 days, 65-70°F.

For fall and spring planting. Non-stretching under warm conditions. Can be sown in June and July for bloom in the fall. Fall market: 10-12 weeks; Spring market: 14-16 weeks. Sow in October/November for spring.

Can be sown in June and July for bloom in the fall. Sow on sterilized soil. Sow in October/November for spring. Strong, branchy plants quickly fill the pot. 20,000 seeds/oz.; 7-10 days, 65-70°F.

Plant with blue crocus, red tulips and blue hyacinth for striking spring combinations. Known as the traditional yellow pansy, the strongest feature is the brightness of the yellow, a real show stopper.

Huge blooms continually face upward over a long season on well branched plants. The top performing Pansy around! Pansies have a reputation for being reliable and consistent.

The dainty 1" flowers are edible, and welcome additions to a summer salad. With a true trailing habit to 1 1/2", these pansies are ready to drape fetchingly from a hanging basket or brighten up your borders.

Pansies are excellent ground cover, and are ideal for using in garden beds. They look great planted with Dianthus and dwarf snap-dragons, blooming way past the first frost. Plant then in you spring perennial bed with Hyacinths and Anemone.

Each flower is distinct, and will be the highlight of your late fall, spring and early summer garden. Fantastic sky colors of pinks and yellows will remind you of a colorful sunrise.

The dainty 1 1/2" flowers are edible, and welcome additions to any spring and summer salad. With a true trailing habit, these pansies are ready to drape fetchingly from a hanging basket or brighten up your borders.

Use also with flowering Kale in the fall and winter for spreading ground cover and luminous colors early in the spring. “Hands down:” the most popular pansy. Great to use in containers and baskets on patios and porches Plentifall Frost provides great...

The dainty 1" flowers are edible and welcome additions to any summer salad. With a true trailing habit up to 18", these pansies are ready to drape fetchingly from a hanging basket or brighten up your borders.

Flowers are 2" across on 6" tall plants. The Atlas series was the most winter hardy and early large pansy in our trials. This mix contains a full range of colors;pure primary tones, pastels and bicolored faces.

Featured in this article are the some of the blue ribbon winners and the top exhibitor award winners.Class 1: "Creative Arrangers" A Functional Table for two staged on a 36-inch card table.

Generally speaking, a show must have as many (or more) classes and exhibits of horticulture as design.The smallest possible show is the Small Standard Flower Show. Will your horticulture exhibit be considered for a top award?

Use saucer underneath container to prevent leakage.Each entry is to be labeled by its binomial name or currently accepted scientific identification. Every Schedule is different, but horticulture rules for my club's flower show are in a chart below and...

As all floral designs are interpretive, classes were titled to highlight the attractions each state offered (see abbreviated Schedule below). Notice that her frame is circular. Her small design (8") featured water and interpreted "The Mighty Mississippi...

Generally, this means that these easy-care, colorful flowers do best during winter in southern regions, throughout summer in cooler northern regions and during both spring and fall in areas in between.In many areas, pansies are grown as annuals.

They grow easily in disturbed wet areas and pastures.is a good field pansy control, and the plants are only a serious problem for those raising crops that are not tilled. This is true even when 2-4D is added to the glyphosate.That said, scientists associated...

This does not actually kill pansy plants, but it does make them unsightly and can leave them weakened to attacks from pests or other diseases.is another common pansy plant issue. Both of these fungal diseases can be treated with the same fungicides used...

In climates with mild winters, violas may be sown late summer to fall. Stems do not become leggy in warm conditions. Harden off and transplant outside. Direct seeding is not recommend.If anything you purchase from us proves unsatisfactory, we will either...

Really, they work well as a garnish for any savory meal, and since they come in so many colors, it's easy to find just the right flower to accent your plate.freestar.queue.push(function() { googletag.display("div-gpt-ad-300x250-ATF-1"); });They are also...

They are best managed by hand picking. There are several species of aphid that feed on pansies, including crescent-marked lily aphid, green peach aphid, melon aphid, pea aphid, and violet aphid.