If you are seeking snow-resilient flowers or wondering how to plant a winter container, it is best to avoid pelargoniums at ...

So it’s time to say out with the old — in this case, warm-season bedding plants — and in with some new plants that are suited for the cool season. November is the perfect time to make this switch in ...

Pansies (Viola tricolor) are delightful flowers native to Europe and ... One of my favorite things about pansies is their versatility and ease of care. They thrive in well-drained soil and full sun to ...

They are vibrant and easy to care for, and their bright yellow and orange blooms ... Place in full to partial sunlight and ...

For example, using a Black-Eyed Susan (about one to three feet tall) as the tall plant and pansies or violas (four to eight inches tall) as the low varieties gives a great pop effect at various ...

Their vivid purple, yellow, and blue hues liven up winter gardens and withstand lower temperatures. Like pansies, violas are small-flowered, hardy flowers that flourish in the winter. Light snow won't ...

Pansies and violas are a great addition to the winter garden. These happy-looking plants with their sweet, subtle scent can add a cheerful appearance to your fall, winter and early spring gardens.

Most nurseries still have an ample supply of color, from pansies and violas, to snapdragons, dianthus, mustard, ornamental cabbage and kale, and Swiss chard. Water to establish them. We were ...

The experts at Pike Nurseries talk about replacing your warm weather color bed with pansies and violas.

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Pansies have long been a fall and winter garden favorite. These cheery flowers are sure to brighten landscapes and containers and add a smile to any occasion. Look for fun and new ways to add them ...