Pansy And Viola Winter Duo

Enjoy splashes of colour and delicate fragrance in your winter garden with the bright colours. Plant up in containers and window boxes, or in large groups in beds and borders for a sensational spring display. Height and spread: 20cm (8″).

Collection comprises:

• Viola ‘Bunny Ears’ – Cheeky little Violas that retain that classic pansy face beneath unusually long ‘rabbit ear’ top petals. The compact plants are perfect for smaller containers, hanging baskets or planting pockets in rockeries and borders – you can even set them in cracks in walls and paving. Despite their size these tidy viola plants pack a real floral punch, creating cushions of mounded colour.
•  Pansy ‘Frizzle Sizzle Orange’ – These sizzling pansies create welcome spots of sunshine orange during chilly winter and spring days. Pansy ‘Frizzle Sizzle Orange’ is detailed with black streaks and sports dainty ruffled petals. Plant in borders or containers for bright blooms from November to May.
  

Garden Ready Plants – If you’ve fallen behind with your planting or if greenhouse space is limited, we can help you catch up with our garden-ready plug plants. These sturdy plants are larger than other plugs so they can be planted straight out in the garden provided that there are no forecasts of frost. Perfect for filling containers, baskets and borders without the need for growing on.

Culinary information: Some parts of these flowers are edible. Try the sweet tasting petals on top of salads or even pancakes, crystallise them for use as cake decorations too. For more details about edible flowers .

Perfect for busy households! Our garden ready plants have a strong, developed root system and healthy top growth so they can be planted straight into your borders, baskets and patio containers. Supplied as large garden-ready plug plants. Take care not to over-water during the winter months as cold, wet conditions may cause the plants to rot. Deadhead faded primrose flowers to encourage more blooms to be produced. Lift and divide primroses in overcrowded clumps during spring to maintain vigorous, healthy growth.