Description
Pansies belong to Viola (likely Viola ×wittrockiana, though the exact cultivar lineage warrants confirmation), a cool-season annual or biennial group bred from European and western Asian violet species. The Sangria Punch Matrix type produces large, flat-faced flowers in deep wine, rose, and burgundy tones, typically with the dark central blotch characteristic of the Matrix series. Pansies of this scale perform well in containers, window boxes, and early-season borders where their cold tolerance lets them carry color through frost. Bees and other early pollinators visit the open blooms at a time when few other flowers are available.
This is for 25 non-GMO seeds.
