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Annual. (Technically a Perennial grown as an Annual. Will over winter in climates as cold as USDA Zone 4.) 4 - 8" tall. Sun or light shade. Blooms spring to early summer and in fall, depending on when seed is sown. 'King Henry' is an old, very popular Viola with petite deep violet-blue petals and a small, bright yellow eye. Very striking when planted in mass, especially when surrounding spring blooming flower bulbs. Also nice for containers. Violas bloom best during cool weather. When the weather...

A rare and striking new Johnny-jump-up. Hundreds of pretty yellow 1" flowers with very unusual black veins and ebony eyes. This cool season performer will add vibrant color to the early spring and fall garden. ˜Eye of the Tiger" grows very quickly to 10" across and 8" tall, with mounds smothered in blooms. Burpee exclusive. 70 days.

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Perennial often treated as an annual. King Henry with its royal color delivers little mounds of beauty to your garden and containers. Violas love the cool weather of spring and fall, making them ideal for spring bulb cover, and for fall color after annuals are spent. In mild climates they may bloom through the winter, and often overwinter in climates a cold as USDA zone 4.

Multicolored blooms of yellow, white, blue & purple. This is a woodland violet that blooms in spring and even into fall, bearing small pansy-like flowers of outstanding beauty and fragrance, in warm climates it is planted for winter blooms. Culture: Starts easily from seed. Sow indoors and transplant after frost date or sow outdoors in spring. Sow in fall in warm climate, in rich, well drained soil. Deadhead plants after first blooms are spent. Self sows vigorously.

Trailing Johnny Jump Up is often the first Viola to bloom in spring, before the frost is completely gone from the ground. Very free-blooming, it scatters its merry faces freely above the deep green leaves, welcoming another season of beauty into the garden!This trailing plant is very colorful, with blooms sporting two tones of blue with accents of soft yellow and white beneath the blue whiskers. Just one inch across, the flowers stand out nonetheless, not only for their early showing but for their...

Hardy, heat tolerant, compact, vigorous, free-flowering 6 inch plants provide gorgeous, reliable autumn, winter and spring flowers, which are larger than most violas. Flowering time and plant growth is uniform across all colors.

Perfect for cool-season beds and your best containers, these happy two-tone blue faces belong to the latest All America Selection winner! Shangri-La Marina is a hardy (biennial) Horned Violet that blooms just a little over 2 months from sowing, delivering two or more seasons of brilliant color!Start the seeds indoors for fall blooms. They will flower all autumn, rest in winter, then return for a full spring show! In warm climates, you'll get continuous waves of flowers from autumn right through winter...

Features: Sealed pack of fertilizer with several Viola Tricolor Var Hortensis seeds. Great for any garden (small or large) or school and community gardening club in the area. Grow the magic basil all by yourself with this Viola Tricolor Var Hortensis pack. DIY instructions and note are printed on the carrier. Make sure water it every 2-3 days. Do not water it every day or too much once. SKU Number:sku4652

Bloom Time April , May , June , September

Flame orange petals are pierced with a whiskered bright yellow center and backed with violet-rose.

JOHNNY JUMP UP HORNED VIOLET [ Viola Cornuta ] **** 2,500 SEEDS **** Season: Perennial/Annual Height: 7-10 Inches Bloom Season: Spring/Summer Exposure: Full Sun/Partial Shade/Dry/Moist Zones: 6 -10 All Regions of North America Johnny Jump Up Horned Violet [ Viola Cornuta ] is a compact annual or short-lived perennial, native to Spain and the Pyrenees Mountains. This variety has been used extensively in floral gardens and has escaped from cultivation to roadsides, fields and waste areas throughout...

HEIRLOOM. Very winter hardy and eager to self-sow in the shade of summer plants, violas are cheerful surprises in the cool months. Delicately fragrant flowers are edible and make delightful garnishes.

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Zone 1 -July 15th -June 15th. Zone 2 -August 15th- May 15th. Zone 3 -September 15th May 15th. Zone 4 -September 15th May 15th. Zone 5 -October 15th April 15th. Zone 6 -October 15th April 15th. Zone 7 -October 15th April 15th. Zone 8 -November 15th March 15th. Zone 9 -December 15th February 15th. Zone 10 -December 15th January 31st (sometimes earlier). Zone 11 _No frost. No frost.

Commonly called 'Prairie Bird's Foot Violet,' the divided leaves of this native wildflower highly resemble a bird's foot. Deep violet-blue flowers are five-petaled, the middle one being predominately spurred. Small brown seed pods form after the Spring blossoms are finished, exploding when ripe to project their seeds for further propagation. This dainty little wildflower is perfect for borders and rock gardens!

Dainty 1-1/2in. flowers open white, then gradually turn shades of blues. Blooms early and uniformly. Extra tolerant to temperature extremes. Grow as annual. Ht.6-8in. GARDEN HINTS: In mild areas, sow in fall for winter and spring bloom. Remove spent flowers to increase flower production.