violas and pansies

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... members of the same family, and are classed as hardy annuals. All bloom at iris time. These are best put out as bedding plants -- especially the violas and pansies. Johnnie Jump-Ups can be grown quite easily from seed sown in August or September. Areas where you plan to grow pansies and violas should be prepared in advance, and generous ...
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justgardeners.com
... and host plants: Black Swallowtail: Fennel, dill and parsley Monarch: Asclepias Fritillaries: violet, violas and pansies Painted Lady: Everlasting and helichrysum Buckeye: Snapdragon Nature has a marvelous way of balancing the supply of host plants and ...
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nvps journal:
... and that our membership is spread the length and breadth of the country. As ever I make my annual plea for contributions on any aspect of violas and pansies. I should very much like to experience compiling and ...
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East Midlands Group
... . Practical advice from Val, Doug and other members of the group. Learn when and how to collect seed and how to clean and store it. Learn how and when to sow your seed. ... Hyacinth, on through Auriculas and Gold Laced Polyanthus, Tulips, Pinks and Carnations, Anemone and Ranunculus (both of which John is trying to breed to florist standards) and finally Violas and Pansies. Plants for sale. Wednesday ...
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Annuals A-Z: Viola 'Moonbeam', by Graham Rice
... Viola (Violas and pansies) Viola 'Moonbeam' Picture: ©copyright Graham Rice Dainty-flowered violas are becoming increasingly popular, more and more people prefer them to the bigger and brighter flowers of so many pansies. ... Situation: Hanging baskets, window boxes and tubs; also at the front of borders. Sun or partial shade, good soil. Viola (Violas and pansies) A-Z ©copyright 1998 Graham Rice ...
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Potager - Blending Vegetables and Ornamentals
... , and tomatillos Flowers: marigolds, zinnias Goosefoot family: beets, chard, orach, spinach Flowers: violas and pansies Mint family (Lamiaceae): basil, mints, oregano, rosemary, sages, summer savory, and thyme Flowers: lavender with oregano, rosemary, sages, thymes, cherry tomatoes with basil and ...
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The National Viola and Pansy Society
... Viola and Pansy Society THE NATIONAL VIOLA AND PANSY SOCIETY (An Affiliated Society) If you like violas and pansies, consider joining the National Viola and Pansy Society. They hold an annual show and produce ... Contact John Snocken Cleeway Eardington Bridnorth Shropshire WV16 5JT who is the journal editor and main contributor of historical notes on some varieties. Photographs by kind permission of ...
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National Viola and Pansy Society
... Pansies, Violas and Violets' by William Cuthbertson, JP, written in 1910. | Journals and Newsletters | Plant profiles and histories | Viola Standards | Society Library | Suppliers of violas ...
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Annuals A-Z: Viola (Violets and pansies, by Graham Rice
... : Viola (Violets and pansies, by Graham Rice Viola (Pansies and violas) Growing guide Pansies and violas are amongst our most colourful and prolific of annuals. What's more they're so adaptable that they ... many climates. Pansies have large flamboyant flowers, violas have larger numbers of smaller flowers. New varieties are appearing all the time and small-flowered violas for winter and spring are ...
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Sweet Violets in Literature and Art
... Garden and Market by G.L.ZAMBRA published W H Collingridge Ltd, London Ref 4 ; The Violet Book by A and D.ALLEN-BROWN published The Wessex Press 1922 Ref 5 ; Pansies, Violas and Violettas by R.FULLER published The Crowood Press 1990 ISBN 1852237481 Ref 6 ; Pansies, Violas and Sweet Violets by ...
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