Viola cornuta Sorbet 'Lavender Pink'

Photo Courtesy of Ball Seed

Viola

Violas have a distinct pattern in the way they bloom. They have a semi-trailing habit and are very versatile and adaptive, making them a great addition to a hanging basket or patio pot. They will continue to flower through the winter in mild climates and will pick up where they left off once the snow melts off the plants. They flower earlier and longer than other fall plants, even in low light.

Height

6-8 Inches

Spread

6-8 Inches

Homeowner Growing
& Maintenance Tips

Plant violas in well-prepared sunny to partly shady beds, making sure they soak up at least three hours of sun a day. The soil should stay slightly damp, but never wet. During dry times you should water violas one to two times weekly. Caring for violas is minimal. Just plant them, give them a drink every now and then, let them soak up some rays and Voila! You’ll have beautiful violas.

Interesting Notes

Very pleasant scent, especially purple violas!
Rich in Vitamins A & C
Commonly used in China to make herbal tea
Great garnish for cold fruit or cream soups

USDA Hardiness Zone 7-10

Great Companions

Sedge (Grass Carex buchananii 'Red Rooster')

Licorice Plant (Helichrysum petiolare 'Licorice')

Pansy (Pansy Viola wittrockiana Delta 'Blue Morpho')

Characteristics & Attributes

Attributes

•	Ground Cover
•	Border or Bed
•	Mass Planting
•	Container
•	Edging
•	Focal Point

Purchase Size(s):

•	1801 (4")
•	Rescape

Exposure

•	Sun
•	Partial Shade
•	Shade

Foliage Color

•

Green

Season of Interest (Flowering)

•	Spring
•	Fall
•	Winter

Soil Moisture Preference

•	Average
•	Moist