Viola
Violas are the cousin of Pansies. They prefer cooler weather so they are great for our mountain climate. They will take frost very well making them an excellent choice for early spring plantings.
Violas are the first color in the spring that we can plant with confidence. They will bloom in spring until it gets hot. You may cut them back when they go semi dormant in the summer. They will come back with a second bloom season when the weather cools down.
They come in a variety of colors and growth habits. Plant them in a Cottage Garden, hanging basket, window boxes, containers, or an annual planting bed. You can mass plant them in an annual bed or use them for a border. Use Violas as a Filler in baskets and containers.
Violas are the first color in the spring that we can plant with confidence. They will bloom in spring until it gets hot. You may cut them back when they go semi dormant in the summer. They will come back with a second bloom season when the weather cools down.
They come in a variety of colors and growth habits. Plant them in a Cottage Garden, hanging basket, window boxes, containers, or an annual planting bed. You can mass plant them in an annual bed or use them for a border. Use Violas as a Filler in baskets and containers.
New Varieties coming soon.
Penny Yellow Viola
Penny Yellow Viola
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Penny Yellow Viola has bright yellow and purple petals with a yellow eye and small whiskers. It will grow from 4" to 6" tall 6" to 8" wide.
4" $3.99 |