Viola Ultima F1 Radians

Ultima Series Biennial. Mid-flowered series. An abundance of flowers on a compact plant, attractive and unusual colors. Flower diameter 6 cm. Flowering is early and long, from spring to autumn. Plants are cold hardy. 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.