Viola Cornuta

Viola cornuta, commonly known as Horned Violet or Tufted Pansy, is a charming and ornamental flowering plant known for its delicate features.

Color:Viola cornuta exhibits a wide range of colors,the flowers come in various shades, including purple, violet, blue, yellow, and white. The petals often have contrasting markings or a darker center, contributing to their overall visual appeal.The colors of horned violets are not only rich, but also varied. The same variety of violets will produce flowers of different colors. The colors will vary in shades, showing a gradual color variation.The Gem Series is much more adept and dreamy in its color transformations.

Flower Type:The flowers of Viola cornuta are distinctive and charming. They have a pansy-like appearance, featuring five petals with a characteristic "face." The petals may be rounded or slightly elongated, and the overall flower structure is relatively flat. The plant produces numerous flowers on compact, spreading stems, creating a carpet of color in garden beds or containers.

In addition to their visual and aromatic characteristics, Viola cornuta is appreciated for its cold tolerance, making it suitable for early spring and fall plantings. It is a hardy and adaptable plant, providing a delightful display of color in various garden settings.

🌱Viola Cornuta's planting information

Family: Violaceae family.

Sunlight:Viola cornuta thrives in partial shade to full sun. It prefers a location with at least 4-6 hours of sunlight per day but can tolerate some shade, especially in warmer climates.

Water:It prefers consistent moisture, and the soil should be kept consistently moist but well-drained. 

Temperature:Viola cornuta is known for its cold tolerance. It can be planted in early spring or fall when temperatures are cooler. However, it can also tolerate moderate heat.

Soil Acidity and Alkalinity:Viola cornuta prefers slightly acidic to neutral soil with a pH ranging from 6.0 to 7.0. It can adapt to a range of soil types but thrives in well-draining, fertile soil.

Sowing Depth:Seeds are typically sown at a shallow depth. Plant them just below the soil surface, about 1/8 to 1/4 inch deep.

Growing Cycle:Viola cornuta is a perennial in many regions, but it is often grown as an annual. The growing cycle from seed germination to blooming is relatively short, typically taking a few weeks to a couple of months.

Companion Planting Information:Viola cornuta is known to attract butterflies and other pollinators, making it a beneficial companion plant. It can be strategically planted near vegetables and other flowers to encourage biodiversity and natural pest control. Additionally, its low, spreading habit makes it an excellent ground cover that can help suppress weeds and retain soil moisture.

Package Included：20/50/100/200 Seeds