Discover Viola Bunny Ears, charming little violas that feature a classic pansy face adorned with unusually long 'rabbit ear' top petals. These compact plants are ideal for smaller containers, hanging baskets, or planted directly into cracks in walls and paving, adding delightful splashes of colour wherever they grow. Despite their petite size, Viola Bunny Ears plants create dense mounds of vibrant blooms, making them a perfect choice for rockeries and borders. Height and spread: 20cm (8"). How to Grow Instructions: Light: Plant in full sun to semi-shade for best results. Temperature: Hardy and can tolerate typical garden temperatures. Watering: Water frequently, keeping soil consistently moist but not waterlogged. Feeding: Feed with a balanced fertilizer during the growing season to promote flowering. Humidity: Prefers cool, bright conditions; acclimatize to outdoor conditions gradually. Images shown are for guidance purposes, illustrating the expected blooms of Viola Bunny Ears upon maturity. Actual growth and bloom colours may vary depending on specific growing conditions and seasonal changes. Please note that decorative pots are not included with the purchase. Features: Compact plants perfect for containers, hanging baskets, and rockeries Specifications: Dimensions: H:17 x W:21 x D:6 cm Weight: 1.4 kg Colour: Multi Guarantee: 1 Year Model Number: KF1118
Price: £21.99 from Robert Dyas
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