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Horned pansy (tufted violet, grandiflora mixture)
Bedding pansy (Horned violet, mix) - Viola cornuta.
The perfect plant for creating a long-lasting "flower mat" that will bloom profusely even during the hottest months!
The compact bushes of this variety are completely covered with funny flowers - "muzzles". An evergreen perennial growing to 15-20 cm.
Look especially impressive in borders, rock gardens, flowerpots. Flowering is plentiful and long, even in hot weather.
The variety is very winter-hardy, in one place it grows up to 4 years (ordinary varieties - 2 years).
Stems form dense cushions. Flowers of various colors. Blooms from May to September.
Use for borders, rock gardens and mixborders.
Agricultural technology.
The plant tolerates short frosts. Prefers loose fertile soils and partial shade.
For spring flowering, seeds are sown in February. Seeds are sown in seedling boxes, lightly sprinkled with light earth. The landing container is covered with glass and placed in a lighted place. At a soil temperature of +15+18 ˚C shoots appear on the 15-20th day.
Seedlings dive in the phase of the 1st-2nd pair of true leaves, planted in open ground in April, maintaining a distance between plants of 20-25 cm. For autumn flowering, seeds are sown in July under glass or in open ground, seedlings are planted in a permanent place in late August - early September.
1,0 g = 800 seeds.
The perfect plant for creating a long-lasting "flower mat" that will bloom profusely even during the hottest months!
The compact bushes of this variety are completely covered with funny flowers - "muzzles". An evergreen perennial growing to 15-20 cm.
Look especially impressive in borders, rock gardens, flowerpots. Flowering is plentiful and long, even in hot weather.
The variety is very winter-hardy, in one place it grows up to 4 years (ordinary varieties - 2 years).
Stems form dense cushions. Flowers of various colors. Blooms from May to September.
Use for borders, rock gardens and mixborders.
Agricultural technology.
The plant tolerates short frosts. Prefers loose fertile soils and partial shade.
For spring flowering, seeds are sown in February. Seeds are sown in seedling boxes, lightly sprinkled with light earth. The landing container is covered with glass and placed in a lighted place. At a soil temperature of +15+18 ˚C shoots appear on the 15-20th day.
Seedlings dive in the phase of the 1st-2nd pair of true leaves, planted in open ground in April, maintaining a distance between plants of 20-25 cm. For autumn flowering, seeds are sown in July under glass or in open ground, seedlings are planted in a permanent place in late August - early September.
1,0 g = 800 seeds.
Eng.: Horned violet, bedding pansy, horned pansy, tufted violet. Suom.: Sarviorvokki. Sven.: Hornviol, Bukettviol.
