500 Johnny Jump Up Seeds (Viola) Flower Seeds

• You Will Get 500 Seeds Of Johnny Jump Up Seeds (Viola) Flower Seeds.
• Johnny Jump-Up Viola - These Are Such Delightful Little Flowers That Bring Charm And Grace To Any Summer Landscape. They Grow Very Easily From Viola Seeds, And Once Established Will Even Self-Sow. They Are Not Invasive Just Delightful! Johnny Jump Up Wildflowers Have Been Around For Centuries And Are Native To The Mountains Of Spain And France. They Are Found Growing In Many Temperate Regions Of The World, And They Are Widely Admired For Their Bright Little Faces. Other Common Names You May Have Heard For This Flower Are Wild Pansy And Heartsease. Since They Are Cool Weather Flowers, Johnny Jump Up Wildflowers Will Bloom In The Spring, Fade During The Heat Of Summer, And Will Often Return With A New Flush Of Flowers In The Fall.
• This Species Has Tri-Colored Blooms Of Purple, Yellow And White And Looks Like Mini-Pansies. They Usually Grow In 3 - 6 Inch Clumps With Heart-Shaped Leaves. The Foliage Is Evergreen In Some Areas, But Not Very Large.
• Usda Zones: 3 - 9.
• Season: Perennial.
• Deer Resistant: Yes.
• How To Grow: How To Grow Johnny Jump Up From Seed: Sow Johnny Jump-Up Wildflower Seeds Directly Outdoors In Early Spring Or In The Fall. The Viola Seeds Are Tiny So Do Not Cover The Herb Seeds With More Than 1/16 Of An Inch Of Soil. Thin Johnny Jump Up Seedlings To 6 Inches Apart. Johnny Jump-Up Plants Likes Moist, Rich Soil, But They Are Adaptable To A Wide Variety Of Soil Types. | Sunny Areas May Be Too Hot In Southern Climates, While Shady Areas May Be Too Cold In Northern Zones. Depending On Your Temperature Zone, These Wildflowers May Grow In Full Sun To Full Shade. Trimming Johnny Jump-Ups Back In The Heat Of Summer Will Encourage Another Flush Of Blooms In The Fall.
• Average Germ Time: 14 - 21 Days | Keep Moist Until Germination | Attracts Bees And Other Pollinators | Depth: Do Not Cover More Than The Thickness Of The Seed.