One plant died. One lived
"One plant died. One lived and did good."
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"One plant died. One lived and did good."
Sorbet® Black Delight Viola adds a bold splash of drama to cool-season displays. Deep velvet blooms—so dark they verge on black—shine with a tiny burst of yellow at the center, making every petal pop. Compact and floriferous, this annual thrives in cool spring and fall weather.
Perfect for edging beds, tucking into containers, or mixing with pastels for contrast, it’s also a favorite of early-foraging pollinators. With a strong constitution and surprising cold tolerance, Sorbet® Black Delight makes a moody statement in the sweetest way.
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