pastel flower seeds Pansy, Pastel Mix (Viola wittrockiana) - 100 Seeds

pastel flower seeds Pansy, Pastel Mix (Viola wittrockiana) - 100 SeedsIf youre looking for a sure fire way to add color and beauty to any garden space, then our Pastel Mix Pansy Seeds are the perfect solution. Also known as Garden Pansies, not only are these delicate flowers instantly recognizable and incredibly versatile, but they also boast sweet pastel petals that will add a soft pop of color wherever needed! Whether its for planting along a garden border, in mass plantings or just for accessorizing a single pot,

If you’re looking for a sure-fire way to add color and beauty to any garden space, then our Pastel Mix Pansy Seeds are the perfect solution. Also known as Garden Pansies, not only are these delicate flowers instantly recognizable and incredibly versatile, but they also boast sweet pastel petals that will add a soft pop of color wherever needed! Whether it’s for planting along a garden border, in mass plantings or just for accessorizing a single pot, pansies provide long-lasting blooms that can easily handle colder temperatures and light frosts. Even better? Pansies have a long blooming season that kicks off as early as spring and continues right up until the first frost of fall arrives. So if you're searching for something "miniature but mighty" to complete your patio container setup or spruce up your outdoor space, then look no further than our Pastel Mix Pansy Seeds – you'll be dazzled by their delightfully diminutive charms!

• Perennial
• Plant height: 3-5 inches
• Days to maturity: 60-70 days
• USDA Zones: 4-9

GROWING INSTRUCTIONS (Included on packet): Start seeds indoors 8-10 weeks before the last frost or sow directly outdoors after the danger of frost has passed. Sow seeds 1/4 inch deep in well-drained soil. Pansies prefer full sun to partial shade and moderate moisture levels. It may seem counterintuitive, but not all seeds should be exposed to light! Pansy seeds require darkness to germinate, so make sure the seed is completely covered by soil or peat moss when planting. You can move your seedlings into your outdoor garden after all threat of frost has passed. When transplanting into your garden, seedlings should be spaced 9-12" apart.