Thompson & Morgan Pansy Matrix Mixed - 6 Plug Plants
These easy to grow Pansies will bring a splash of mixed colour to your garden. Suitable for planti...These easy to grow Pansies will bring a splash of mixed colour to your garden. Suitable for planting in containers and bedding displays, these are 100% bigger than Pansy Universal with an excellent branching habit and super-size flowers. Plug plants can be planted directly into flower pouches, or potted up for later transplanting into baskets, beds, and window boxes. They feature excellent branching and exceptional flower performance, with compact, sturdy plants that hold blooms upright in all weather conditions. Grow in well-drained soil in sun or semi-shade. Feed and water frequently, and deadhead faded flowers to prolong the blooming period. These plants provide a vibrant mix of large colourful blooms that brighten gardens from autumn into spring, offering reliable cold-weather performance and a neat, uniform appearance. Height: 20cm (8in). Spread: 23cm (9in).
The Thompson & Morgan Pansy Matrix Mixed is an ideal choice for gardeners looking for vibrant, reliable blooms to brighten their displays from autumn through spring. These super-sized pansies are perfect for containers, hanging baskets, and bedding arrangements, offering an excellent branching habit and sturdy stalks that withstand various weather conditions; however, they require consistent deadheading and regular feeding to maintain their peak performance throughout the season.
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Model Part Number
97f53825-4462-4ab1-8425-0809965bc476
Brand
Thompson & Morgan
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FAQs
When is the best time to plant these pansies?
These are best planted in autumn to provide color throughout the winter and into the following spring.
How deep should I plant the plugs?
Plant them at the same depth as the root ball from the tray, ensuring the top of the root system is covered with a light layer of soil.
Can I grow these in the shade?
While they prefer sun or semi-shade, performance is best in positions with at least partial sunlight.
How often should I feed them?
Use a balanced liquid fertilizer every two weeks during the growing season to support continuous flowering.
Do these plants survive heavy frost?
Yes, they are bred for cold-weather performance and are designed to hold up through winter conditions.
Troubleshooting
Plants look leggy or sparse
Ensure they are receiving adequate light and trim back any overstretched stems to encourage side-branching.
Flowers are wilting despite regular watering
Check soil drainage; if the soil is waterlogged, the roots may be struggling. Ensure containers have adequate drainage holes.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Significantly larger flower heads than standard varieties
Strong, weather-resistant stems
Compact and uniform growth habit
Reliable, long-lasting performance from autumn to spring
Cons
Requires regular deadheading to keep blooms appearing
Needs frequent watering and feeding for best results
Limited to cool-weather seasons
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Preparation: Upon arrival as plug plants, keep them in a well-lit area and ensure the root ball remains moist.
Planting: These can be placed directly into flower pouches, or potted into individual containers for later transplanting. Use well-drained soil to prevent root rot.
Location: Position in a location that receives full sun or partial shade.
Maintenance: Water and feed your plants frequently to fuel the energy required for continuous blooming.
Care: Regularly pluck off (deadhead) any faded or spent flowers. This prevents the plant from setting seed and encourages it to push out new buds throughout the season.