Pansy Swiss Giant Blue Rare and Hard to find! Pansy Swiss Giant Blue, Plant with sturdy stalks bearing large blue flowers with a black eye inside. Perennial. In mild-winter areas, pansies provide a splash of winter and spring color. In colder climates, enjoy their big 2- to 3-inch blossoms spring through summer. Pansy is at home in borders, beds and containers, or between bulbs. Days to Sprout 10 - 21, Planting Dept .125 inches. Start seeds indoors, 2 per pot or cell, in August. Place flat or pots in a dark room (or cover with black plastic) and keep temperature at 70 degrees Fahrenheit until sprouts appear. Where winters are mild, transplant seedlings in the fall 6 inches apart into soil enriched with compost. Where winters are cold, move seedlings into a cold frame and then transplant outdoors in early spring. Mulch around plants to keep roots cool and moist. Water when the top 1-inch layer of soil is dry. Fertilize monthly. Remove faded blossoms (plus a few leaves) to prolong flowering. Protect overwintering plants with a layer of mulch. (FVI03-SS) Swiss Giant Blue Pansy 1 gram. $2.50

Pansy "Viola" Swiss Giant Red Pansy Swiss Giant Red, Plant with sturdy stalks bearing large red flowers with a black eye inside. Perennial. In mild-winter areas, pansies provide a splash of winter and spring color. In colder climates, enjoy their big 2- to 3-inch blossoms spring through summer. Pansy is at home in borders, beds and containers, or between bulbs. Days to Sprout 10 - 21, Planting Dept .125 inches. Start seeds indoors, 2 per pot or cell, in August. Place flat or pots in a dark room (or cover with black plastic) and keep temperature at 70 degrees Fahrenheit until sprouts appear. Where winters are mild, transplant seedlings in the fall 6 inches apart into soil enriched with compost. Where winters are cold, move seedlings into a cold frame and then transplant outdoors in early spring. Mulch around plants to keep roots cool and moist. Water when the top 1-inch layer of soil is dry. Fertilize monthly. Remove faded blossoms (plus a few leaves) to prolong flowering. Protect overwintering plants with a layer of mulch. (3559-SS)Swiss Giant Red Pansy Large Packet $2.50

Pansy Mixed European Blend Plant with strudy stalks bearing large flowers with harmonious brilliant, delicate colors. Perennial. In mild-winter areas, pansies provide a splash of winter and spring color. In colder climates, enjoy their big 2- to 3-inch blossoms spring through summer. This mix of yellow, burgundy, blue, purple and white pansies is at home in borders, beds and containers, or between bulbs. Days to Sprout 10 - 21, Planting Depth .125 inches. Start seeds indoors, 2 per pot or cell, in August. Place flat or pots in a dark room (or cover with black plastic) and keep temperature at 70 degrees Fahrenheit until sprouts appear. Where winters are mild, transplant seedlings in the fall 6 inches apart into soil enriched with compost. Where winters are cold, move seedlings into a cold frame and then transplant outdoors in early spring. Mulch around plants to keep roots cool and moist. Water when the top 1-inch layer of soil is dry. Fertilize monthly. Remove faded blossoms (plus a few leaves) to prolong flowering. Protect overwintering plants with a layer of mulch. (3554-SS) Pansy Mixed Colors $2.50

Pansy Antique Shades There is no pansy mix more beautiful. Soft lovely colors make this variety an easy choice for pansy lovers. Annual Shades of peach, rust, burgundy, purple, baby yellow, and cream. Spring to early summer Full Sun. 6"-8" tall. There is not a pansy mix more beautiful. Soft, lovely colors make this variety an easy choice for pansy lovers. Plant in locations where late fall and early spring color would be appropriate. The flowers are very attractive addition to salads! Will overwinter in climates as cold as USDA zone 4. A delightful variety with long stemmed, 7cm (3in) flowers in 'old fashioned' pastel shades. The ideal variety to tone down the bright and brassy colours of other bedding plants and to provide a restful oasis of colour. A member of the Imperial strain, noted for vigour, flower size and free flowering ability. Sow late winter/spring or late summer, 1.5mm (1/16in) deep in a good seed compost excluding light as darkness is beneficial. Germination usually takes 14-21 days at 19-25C (65-76F). Keep soil just moist and avoid high temperatures which will prevent germination. When seedlings are large enough to handle, transplant and grow cool. Gradually acclimatise to outdoor conditions for 10-15 days before planting out after all risk of frost, 23-30cm (9-12in) apart in most soils, sun or part shade. Summer sowings should be moved to a cold frame and planted out in early spring. This is a Botanical Interests 250 mg. packet. (1062-BI) Pansy Antique Shades $1.75

Pansy Swiss Giant Yellow Rare and Hard to find! Pansy Swiss Giant Yellow, Plant with sturdy stalks bearing large Yellow flowers with a black eye inside. Perennial. In mild-winter areas, pansies provide a splash of winter and spring color. In colder climates, enjoy their big 2- to 3-inch blossoms spring through summer. Pansy is at home in borders, beds and containers, or between bulbs. Days to Sprout 10 - 21, Planting Dept .125 inches. Start seeds indoors, 2 per pot or cell, in August. Place flat or pots in a dark room (or cover with black plastic) and keep temperature at 70 degrees Fahrenheit until sprouts appear. Where winters are mild, transplant seedlings in the fall 6 inches apart into soil enriched with compost. Where winters are cold, move seedlings into a cold frame and then transplant outdoors in early spring. Mulch around plants to keep roots cool and moist. Water when the top 1-inch layer of soil is dry. Fertilize monthly. Remove faded blossoms (plus a few leaves) to prolong flowering. Protect overwintering plants with a layer of mulch. (FVI05-SS) Swiss Giant Yellow Pansy 1 gram. $2.50

COMING SOON IN FALL Swiss Pansy Giant Rose (FVI06-SS) Swiss Pansy Giant Rose 1 gram $2.50

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