Pansies are the perennials popular for adding a splash of color in pot and border displays. Here's how to plant and care for these flowers.

These hardy flowers are tough to kill—in most areas of the United States, pansies are resilient enough to survive winter temperatures. More than 300 varieties of pansies exist, including several ...

These rounded, flat-faced spring flowers look just like a chubby-faced baby, so how could you not love them? Garden favorites for generations, pansies are widely available just about everywhere ...

How to Plant Winter Pansies Outdoors If you're planting winter pansies in the ground, choose an area that gets at least six hours of sun and has well-draining soil with a lot of organic matter ...

"If you do not keep the soils, pots, and plants growing sterile, botrytis forms quickly," she says. "Low airflow, moisture, and low light contribute to botrytis on pansies." About Our Ads ...

FRED LYNCH ~ [email protected] Yellow pansies are cool-weather garden flowers that grow well in the fall season. Fall planting will provide three seasons of blooms.

This time-lapse shows 89 days growing stages of a pansy plant from a seed to flowers. A pansy seed was planted in a pot with potting mix. The seedling took about 10 days to shoot up to the soil's ...

Mature plants are six to nine inches tall. If you choose to grow pansies in containers, use ordinary potting soil recommended for containers.

Experienced growers grow their pansies in unheated greenhouses instead of forcing them in a warm greenhouse, so their pansies are tougher and more “hardened off” than hothouse-grown plants.

Most pansies will flower during the fall, in mild spells in winter, and fully in spring as the weather begins to warm.

How to Grow Winter Pansies From Seed Growing winter pansies from seed is relatively straightforward and can be done indoors or outdoors.