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Viola Halo Violet, Viola cornuta Halo blooming in container
Viola Halo Violet, Viola cornuta Halo blooming in container
 
Viola Halo Violet, Viola cornuta Halo
Viola Halo Violet, Viola cornuta Halo blooming in container
Viola Halo Violet, Viola cornuta Halo
Viola Halo Violet, Viola cornuta Halo blooming in container
Viola Halo Violet, Viola cornuta Halo
Viola Halo Violet, Viola cornuta Halo
Viola Halo Violet, Viola cornuta Halo blooming in container
Viola Halo Violet, Viola cornuta Halo blooming in container
 
Viola Halo Violet, Viola cornuta Halo
Viola Halo Violet, Viola cornuta Halo blooming in container
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Halo Violet Tufted Violet

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Overview
Highly fragrant 'Halo Violet' Tufted Violets feature rich purple and yellow petals above scalloped foliage. Early spring flowers start the garden season off with a burst of color, perfect for containers or the front row of garden beds in full to part shade. These low-maintenance perennial Violets bloom until fall, and will return after year for easy garden charm. (Viola cornuta)
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Botanical Name
Viola cornuta Halo PP#24428
Advantages
Attracts Butterflies, Deer Resistant, Groundcover, Low Maintenance, Fragrant, Evergreen, Mass Plantings, Container Planting, Small Spaces
Growing Zones
Zone 5, Zone 6, Zone 7, Zone 8
Light Requirements
Morning Sun & Afternoon Shade, Full Shade
Soil Moisture
Average, Moist / Wet
Mature Height
8-10" tall
Mature Spread
6-12" wide
Bloom Time
Early spring to fall
SKU
AM019713

Description

Tufted Violets, also called Horned Violets (Viola cornuta), are the compact, strong species gardeners often think of when referring to Violas. They have excellent heat resistance, and a quick trim of gently scalloped, mid-green foliage when summer temperatures rise will elicit new growth and a new flush of flowers for the fall season as temperatures cool. Deadhead with thumb and forefinger to keep plants blooming. It’s important to plant in a part-to-full-shade location, in moisture retentive soil that drains well to prevent crown rot. A spot with gentle morning sun is ideal. Viola cornuta makes a fantastic underplanting for early spring bulbs such as Daffodils, Hyacinth, or Tulips.