Varieties and Colors: Clear Yellow (#4 only), Clear White (#4 only), Blotch Blue, Formula Mix, Blotch Red, Blotch Rose (J6 only), Blotch White, Blotch Yellow, Neon Violet (J6 only), Purple, Tricolor (J6 only), White w/ Purple Wing (J6 only)
Sizes: J6, #4
Description: Pansies are the cold weather plant of choice for late fall, winter and early spring color. Pansies are exceptionally hardy and will thrive in the cool southern winter months. Farther north, they may go dormant, but will flush out and bloom again when temperatures warm up. To maximize your Pansy enjoyment, plant pansies in late September or October and enjoy them all fall, winter and up into April.
Recommended Spacing: Plant 6″ to 8″ apart.
Height: Grows 6″ to 8″ tall.
How to Grow: Plant in full to part sun.
Outstanding Features: They need little attention in the garden besides keeping the soil moist, but not constantly saturated.
Tips: Give pansies a good drink of water before an expected freeze. The additional moisture in the plants, which means less stress, helps the pansies weather the freeze.
Recommended Uses: Garden Bed, Containers, Borders, Landscapes
Pansy Blotch Blue Colossus
Pansy Blotch Red Colossus
Pansy Blotch White Colossus
Pansy Blotch Yellow Colossus
Pansy Colossus Neon Violet
Pansy Clear White Colossus
Pansy Clear Yellow Colossus
Pansy Colossus Blotch Rose
Pansy Colossus Purple
Pansy Colossus Tricolor
Pansy Colossus White w/ Purple Wing
Pansy Colossus Formula Mix
Are Pansy time Colossus Mix a perennials or annual, and are Pansy Pensamiento annual or perennials? What does perennial mean and what does annual mean?
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Pansies are a tough plants that are actually bi-annuals. Bi-annuals are plants that will survive for one year from planting. Most pansies are planting in the fall then go dormant in colder areas or keep blooming in milder area then bloom again the following spring. Pansies are the best plants for fall/spring plantings when you compare their cost to getting 6-7 months of enjoyment from them.
Annuals are plants that will not survive a freeze (cold winters). Perennials are plants that will survive winters and keep coming back year after year.
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