Viola Poue F1 Clea White

Biennial. Giant Series. An abundance of flowers on a compact plant, attractive and unusual colors. Flower diameter 10 cm. The earliest flowering among other large-flowered pansy hybrids. Viola (pansy) prefers fertile, moist loams. On dry sandy soils it quickly becomes smaller. Photophilous. If the viola is grown in a biennial culture, then the seeds are sown in open ground in the second half of June. If the seeds are sown in February-March, then the plants will bloom in the first year. Germination of seeds at +15-20°C, in the dark. Shoots appear in 7-12 days. Germination is sharply reduced at temperatures above +25°C and in the light.

Used in flower beds, borders, mixborders, on rocky hills, in vases and when landscaping balconies.