Trailing Pansies

For fall and spring planting. Cover seed lightly. Sow on sterilized soil. 20,000 seeds/oz.; 7-10 days, 65-70°F. (6-8”) Karma True Blue pansy features compact bushy plants that are early to flower.

Sow in October/November for spring. Imperial Antique Shades Mix pansy is a unique mix of Easter pastels with 3″ flowers. This pansy coordinates very well with flowering bulbs. Several colors in this mix are award winning.

Sow in October/November for spring. Can be sown in June and July for bloom in the fall. 20,000 seeds/oz.; 7-10 days, 65-70°F. Needs darkness to germinate. Sow on sterilized soil. Large, 3-1/2” blooms, thick stems and compact growth.

Cover seed lightly. Plants will over-winter in southern states. Needs darkness to germinate. Sow on sterilized soil. 3-3 1/2″ flowers. (6-8”) Mammoth Hybrid Blu-ti-ful features extra large plants that grow to 6-8” with equal width! This pansy displays...

For fall and spring planting. Cover seed lightly. Sow on sterilized soil. 20,000 seeds/oz.; 7-10 days, 65-70°F. (6-8”) Karma Blue Butterfly with Yellow Whiskers pansy features compact bushy plants that are early to flower.

Cover seed lightly. Plants will over-winter in southern states. Needs darkness to germinate. Sow on sterilized soil. 3-3 1/2″ flowers. (6-8”) Mammoth Hybrid Queen Yellow Bee features extra large plants that grow to 6-8” with equal width! This pansy...

For fall and spring planting. Cover seed lightly. Sow on sterilized soil. 20,000 seeds/oz.; 7-10 days, 65-70°F. (6-8”) Karma Yellow pansy features compact bushy plants that are early to flower.

For fall and spring planting. Cover seed lightly. Sow on sterilized soil. 20,000 seeds/oz.; 7-10 days, 65-70°F. (6-8”) Karma Deep Orange pansy features compact bushy plants that are early to flower.

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.

Outstanding mix to use for fall color in the garden. Plant then in you spring perennial bed with Hyacinths and Anemone. Pansies are excellent ground cover, and are ideal for using in garden beds.

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" 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.

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...

Or try the ‘' series. We'll give you the scoop on pansy plant flowering periods.If you wonder “when do pansies bloom,” brace yourself for a long answer to a short question. You can plant pansies in the fall in cold-winter regions and there is a...

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Anthracnose and cercospora leaf spot are similar diseases but differ in their symptoms. 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...

In climates with mild winters, violas may be sown late summer to fall. Also known as pansy, Johnny jump-up, European field pansy, and horned violet.• Edible Flowers: Decorative and edible garnish for salads and desserts with slight wintergreen flavor.

Their seed pods burst when they dry out and they spread the seeds all over. I only refreshen them with new color plants every spring.We have many myths and traditions related to the "three-spotted brothers" plant in Romania.

Are one of the most popular edible flowers, both because you can eat their sepals and because they come in such a wide array of colors. The best option is to grow the flowers yourself so you know exactly what they've come into contact with.When eaten...

If an infestation gets bad, you may notice a fine webbing, and leaves will begin to die. Keep reading to learn more about the most common pansy plant pests and how to combat bugs that eat pansies.are probably the most prevalent.

Remove spent flowers on a regular basis to extend the blooming period. These vigorous self-seeding biennials are our most popular pansies — very easy to grow! Grows 6-8″ tall. They prefer partial shade, but will tolerate full sun where summers are...

They prefer partial shade, but will tolerate full sun where summers are cool. Perfect for containers, borders or edging! Orange Sun Pansy ( Viola wittrockiana ) yield beautiful tangerine-orange colored blossoms on stunning, 6- to 8-inch tall, bright green...

The plants grow to some 10 inches (25 cm.) tall and spread vigorously.' series. You'll find deep purple with darker blotches, a mosaic of shades of lavender, pure white without blotches and even deep sapphire blue, among others.' series of pansies for...