Explore Viola, Pansies, and more!

Sunset Summer Embers (pansies), Wisconsin Rapids, Wisconsin photo via joinsey. Delta love Pansies of all colors!

Pansies, orange with yellow eye

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Friendly pansy faces, also called Johnny Jump Ups

Pansy (Viola x wittrockiana) 'Frizzle Sizzle Blue' pansy named for the french word thought, the pansy was said to be a charmed flower, possessing telepathic magic. attending to the plucked bloom, you could hear your lover's thought's

Pansy "Frizzle Sizzle Mixture" (Viola x wittrockiana)

The pinner writes: Gazania. This annual loves sun & dry conditions. It's short but notice that the brown on this flower look like a row of bird feathers. I plant these on open spots in a sedum bed.

VeLVeT QUeeN SuNFLoWeR ___ Magnificent flowers with velvety crimson petals & black hearts. The well-branched plants grow to 5 ft tall.

Japanese Lantern Plant - tends to spread in a big circle; best to grow in a sunken pot! I grow these. I make Fall Arrangements incorporating Japenese Lanterns,

Sorbet Black Delight Viola - This magnificent viola doesn’t only have a beautiful dark color, but is also fragrant and needs deficient maintenance.

~ Pansies ~ How beautiful are these ?

The Wild pansy (Viola tricolor) is a common wild species in Europe, which grows as an annual or short perennial life. It is a small plant climbing habit, reaching at least 15 cm high with flowers of in diameter. It grows in low grasslands, in acidic

Violas are great to have in the garden, as they are both edible and medicinal. Here is how to grow and use violas, plus a recipe for Sweet Viola Bath Soak!