Violas Hardiness at Patricia Romer blog

Violas Hardiness. Plant them in a pot or container and add mulch around the base of the plants to insulate them from the harsh winter frosts. Violas complement a variety of garden styles, whether in pots in patios, courtyards or cottage gardens. They are typically lower growing than pansies, with smaller, more abundant flowers. Violas are remarkably versatile plants and suit a range of garden situations. That being said, they can survive frosts when protected: All ratings refer to the uk growing conditions unless otherwise stated. Most varieties are totally hardy and perennial, but the modern pansy hybrids such as viola x wittrockiana have been bred for their. Violas thrive in moderate temperatures between 40 degrees to 70 degrees. Many violas form a trailing habit and look fabulous in a hanging basket, patio pot or window box. Learn how to grow and use these easy, edible flowers. The viola is an adaptable low growing bedding plant coming in both classic and trailing varieties and is a welcome addition to hanging baskets. Minimum temperature ranges (in degrees c) are shown in brackets.

All ratings refer to the uk growing conditions unless otherwise stated. That being said, they can survive frosts when protected: Many violas form a trailing habit and look fabulous in a hanging basket, patio pot or window box. Most varieties are totally hardy and perennial, but the modern pansy hybrids such as viola x wittrockiana have been bred for their. Violas complement a variety of garden styles, whether in pots in patios, courtyards or cottage gardens. Violas are remarkably versatile plants and suit a range of garden situations. The viola is an adaptable low growing bedding plant coming in both classic and trailing varieties and is a welcome addition to hanging baskets. Plant them in a pot or container and add mulch around the base of the plants to insulate them from the harsh winter frosts. They are typically lower growing than pansies, with smaller, more abundant flowers. Violas thrive in moderate temperatures between 40 degrees to 70 degrees.

Viola Sorbet Mixed F1 20 x Flower Plants from DT Brown Seeds

Violas Hardiness All ratings refer to the uk growing conditions unless otherwise stated. Many violas form a trailing habit and look fabulous in a hanging basket, patio pot or window box. Most varieties are totally hardy and perennial, but the modern pansy hybrids such as viola x wittrockiana have been bred for their. Violas thrive in moderate temperatures between 40 degrees to 70 degrees. Minimum temperature ranges (in degrees c) are shown in brackets. They are typically lower growing than pansies, with smaller, more abundant flowers. Plant them in a pot or container and add mulch around the base of the plants to insulate them from the harsh winter frosts. Violas complement a variety of garden styles, whether in pots in patios, courtyards or cottage gardens. Learn how to grow and use these easy, edible flowers. That being said, they can survive frosts when protected: Violas are remarkably versatile plants and suit a range of garden situations. The viola is an adaptable low growing bedding plant coming in both classic and trailing varieties and is a welcome addition to hanging baskets. All ratings refer to the uk growing conditions unless otherwise stated.