Viola Rosa – 50 Seeds – Delicate, Decorative, Purple and Pink Flowers, Ideal for Borders and Pots

🧬 Botanical classification

• Common name: Pink pansy

• Scientific name: Viola × wittrockiana

• Family: Violaceae

• Origin: Cultivated hybrid, derived from the crossing of different Viola species, including Viola tricolor

• Plant type: Annual or biennial herbaceous plant, ornamental

🎨 Flower Characteristics

• Main color:

  • Pale or deep pink , sometimes with lilac or mauve undertones

  • Possible presence of dark central spots (blue or purple) called "eyes"

  • Some varieties have wavy edges or two-colored petals

• Flower shape: Classic “face”, with 5 overlapping petals (2 upper, 2 lateral, 1 larger lower)

• Diameter: 5–8 cm

• Flower Duration: Each flower lasts several days, but the plant continually produces new flowers in season

🌿 Appearance of the Plant

• Height: 15–25 cm

• Width: 20–30 cm

• Habit: Compact and bushy

• Leaves:

  • Green, oval or lanceolate

  • Slightly serrated margins

  • Arranged in a basal rosette

🕒 Blooming

• Period:

  • Spring: From March to June

  • Autumn-winter: From October to December in mild climates (if sown in summer)

• Reblooming: Yes, if conditions are favorable and faded flowers are removed

🌞 Cultivation

• Exposure:

  • Full sun or partial shade (preferred in hot climates)

• Land:

  • Fertile, well-drained, fresh

  • neutral or slightly acidic pH

• Irrigation:

  • Regular but without stagnation; keep the soil slightly moist

• Fertilization:

  • Every 2–3 weeks with fertilizer for flowering plants

• Sowing/transplanting:

  • Sowing: July–August (for autumn flowering)

  • Transplant: after 6–8 weeks, in open ground or pot

🧑🌾 Main Uses

• Colorful flowerbeds and borders

• Pots and planters for balconies and windowsills

• Hanging baskets and seasonal arrangements

• Excellent for the winter garden in mild climates

🌺 Pink Pansy Symbolism

• Tender love

• Delicate affection

• Romantic or nostalgic reflection

• Often used in floral tributes to express gratitude and kind thoughts

🌟 Curiosity

• The name “Pansy” comes from the French “pensée” , which means “thought” , and was used in the Victorian era to express memories of love .

• Pink varieties are highly prized in romantic-themed gardens, often paired with white, lilac, or blue pansies for delicate contrasts.