Congratulations to Carol Deffenbaugh Furney!!
She won the hanging basket contest and decided on a pink double wave petunia.
Earth Day begins at home!
Plant some trees or a garden. Put plants in the environment to help clear the air.
It’s time to plant gardens!!
We have lots of different varieties of peppers and tomatoes, along with cucumber, eggplant, okra, squash, watermelon, cantaloupe and more.
Viola
Varieties and Colors: Sorbet Harvest Mix, Sorbet Purple, Sorbet Select Mix, Sorbet Yellow, Sorbet Yellow Duet
Sizes: J6
Description: Violas are an old favorite that is popular for their bright colors and multitude of blooms. Violas are very hardy and are gaining more popularity as a winter annual. Planted alone in large blocks of color or when combined with Pansies in the fall or early spring, violas always make an impressive showing.
Recommended Spacing: Plant 6” to 8” apart.
Height: Grows 6″ to 8″ tall.
How to Grow: Plant in full or part sun.
Outstanding Features: More blooms per plant than pansies.
Tips: Give violas a good drink of water before an expected freeze. The additional moisture in the plants, which means less stress, helps the violas weather the freeze.
Recommended Uses: Garden Bed, Containers, Borders, Landscapes
Viola Sorbet Babyface Yellow
Viola Sorbet Harvest Mix
Viola Sorbet Purple
Viola Sorbet Select Mix
Viola Sorbet Yellow Duet
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