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The YouGarden Viola 'Teardrops' collection is designed for home gardeners looking to maintain vibrant, colorful landscapes during the cooler months. These 30 garden-ready plants are ideal for adding consistent, cascading blooms to hanging baskets, window boxes, or garden borders from September through March. While they provide excellent, long-lasting ground cover, gardeners should note that these plants require consistent moisture and deadheading to ensure they remain prolific throughout their extended flowering season.
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These plants are best planted as soon as they arrive in late summer or early autumn to allow them to establish roots before the coldest weather.
Yes, they are excellent for borders, provided the soil is well-drained and the area receives adequate light.
Check the soil daily if in pots. Water when the top inch of compost feels dry to the touch.
Viola 'Teardrops' are winter-hardy and generally do not require special protection, though container-grown plants benefit from being kept away from severe, prolonged freezes.
Violas are typically treated as annuals or short-lived perennials in the garden; for the best display, it is recommended to refresh your plants each season.
Absolutely; they pair well with pansies, primroses, or ivy for a varied, textured winter display.
This is often due to insufficient light or nutrient deficiency; ensure the plants have at least 4-6 hours of sunlight and apply a liquid feed.
Check soil moisture levels immediately. Even in winter, wind and lack of rain can cause pots to dry out; provide a thorough soaking.
The plants may be reaching for light; move them to a sunnier position and prune back long stems to encourage bushier growth.
Upon arrival, inspect the 30 plants to ensure they are hydrated. If you cannot plant them immediately, keep them in a well-lit, cool area and ensure the root balls remain moist. When planting, incorporate a slow-release granular fertilizer into the soil to support continuous growth. Ensure the drainage in your pots or borders is sufficient, as violas do not thrive in waterlogged soil. During the season, pinch off spent flowers regularly; this prevents the plants from setting seed and encourages them to redirect energy back into producing new buds. During periods of frost, ensure that containers are not allowed to dry out completely, as wind can dehydrate the foliage.
