Pansy flowers are traditionally seen as symbols of love – both romantic and platonic. In Victorian floriography, pansies ...

That said, pansies (Viola x wittrockiana) don’t reliably keep coming back year after year unless they self-seed. And because most purchased pansies are hybrids, the plants that result from self ...

The author notes that hydrangeas, which are perennial everywhere, are noted for being pink or red growing in alkaline soil ...

What’s the difference between a pansy and a viola? Pansies have four petals pointing upward and one pointing downward. Violas have two petals pointing upward and three petals pointing down.

But while the viola came to be grown ornamentally throughout Europe, it wasn’t until the early 1800s that “the garden pansy we know today was extensively cultivated.” ...

Vibrant violas and the prettiest of pansies – It really is hard to resist these delightful little plants! Viola is the botanical name for pansies and violas, and both will flower from autumn ...

Pansies are technically hardy biennial plants, but we treat them as annuals in this part of the country. Pansies (Viola x wittrockiana) are among the most popular garden flowers today.

THEIR names pansy and viola are interchangeable, although distinctions can be made by the plant’s size and petal formation. Pansies are the larger flower, having four petals pointing upwards and just ...

What’s the difference between a pansy and a viola? Pansies have four petals pointing upward and one pointing downward. Violas have two petals pointing upward and three petals pointing down.

What’s the difference between a pansy and a viola? Pansies have four petals pointing upward and one pointing downward. Violas have two petals pointing upward and three petals pointing down.

What’s the difference between a pansy and a viola? Pansies have four petals pointing upward and one pointing downward. Violas have two petals pointing upward and three petals pointing down.