Viola Sorbet has superb winter hardiness, giving months of colour during winter when little else i...Viola Sorbet has superb winter hardiness, giving months of colour during winter when little else is in flower. They flower profusely yet remain neat and compact. Perfect for bedding displays, planters and hanging baskets. They also look great as ground cover between spring flowering bulbs. Tiger Eye produces lots of golden yellow flowers with beautiful dark veining, especially at the centre, hence the name. Supplied as 20 garden ready plants, ready for planting out (avoid frozen or waterlogged soil). Please note, the height of the delivered plants may vary. Plant: Sep - Nov. Flowers: Oct - Apr. Grows to 15H x 15W cm. Delivery available to UK mainland only. Images of the products on our website are for illustrative purposes. We endeavour to display as accurately as possible the colours of our products on our website, however, as different computers and mobile devices display colour tones differently we cannot guarantee the complete accuracy of the pictures or photographs that are shown.
This guide is for gardeners looking to cultivate the vibrant Viola Sorbet Tiger Eye. These garden-ready plants offer months of colorful blooms, even during the winter. A key benefit is their winter hardiness and compact size, ideal for various displays. However, remember to avoid planting in frozen or waterlogged soil for optimal results.
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Model Part Number
Tiger Eye
Brand
wilko
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FAQs
When is the best time to plant Viola Sorbet Tiger Eye?
The ideal planting time is between September and November.
How much sunlight do these plants need?
They thrive in locations with good sunlight exposure.
What type of soil is best?
Well-draining soil is essential for healthy growth.
How often should I water my Viola Sorbet Tiger Eye?
Water regularly, especially during dry periods, but avoid overwatering.
What size do the plants grow to?
They typically grow to 15cm in both height and width.
Troubleshooting
Plants are not flowering.
Ensure the plants have enough sunlight and are not overwatered.
Leaves are yellowing.
Check for overwatering or poor drainage; adjust watering accordingly.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Long flowering season (October - April)
Easy to plant and maintain.
Adds vibrant color to gardens during winter months.
Suitable for various garden settings.
Cons
Delivery available to UK mainland only.
Plant height may vary upon delivery.
Requires well-draining soil.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Planting:
Plant garden-ready plants between September and November.