Pansy DeltaPro Tapestry Mix

Weave a Rich Carpet of Color with Pansy DeltaPro Tapestry Mix Seeds

Imagine a beautifully woven tapestry, full of intricate patterns and a harmonious blend of colors – that’s the inspiration behind the captivating Pansy DeltaPro Tapestry Mix. This exceptional variety from the renowned DeltaPro series offers a diverse and visually engaging display for your spring and fall garden landscapes. Expect a rich assortment of colors and patterns, possibly including picotees, bicolors, and blended hues, creating a textured and layered effect in your garden beds, borders, and containers.

A Visually Engaging Blend of Colors and Patterns

The Pansy DeltaPro Tapestry Mix is designed to create a visually rich and intricate look in your garden, much like a woven tapestry. This mix likely includes a diverse range of colors and patterns, such as picotee edges, contrasting bicolors, and subtle blended shades.

Experience the Reliability of the DeltaPro Series

Expect exceptional uniformity in plant growth, flowering times, and flower size, ensuring a cohesive and professional look in your garden or containers. Pansy DeltaPro Tapestry Mix also known for their outstanding vigor, leading to robust plants that produce an abundance of large, showy flowers (around 3″ in size).

Optimal Timing and Sowing for Cool-Season Blooms

For fall, winter, and spring blooms in regions with hot summers, sowing seeds indoors 6-8 weeks before you want to transplant them outdoors when the weather is cooler (typically late summer to early fall for winter/spring blooms) is recommended. Starting indoors is highly advised to control germination conditions, especially during hotter periods.

Starting Indoors: Use a fine-textured, well-draining seed-starting mix. Sow seeds 1/8 inch (about 3 mm) deep- 60-70 degrees Fahrenheit, as pansy seeds need darkness to germinate, so ensure they are lightly covered. Maintain a cool soil temperature for optimal germination, which may require a cooler room or a shaded area indoors. Keep the seed-starting mix consistently moist but not waterlogged. Ensure the seeds are kept in complete darkness until they germinate by covering the seed trays with a dark plastic sheet or placing them in a dark room. Expect germination in 7-14 days under the right conditions.

Transplanting: Once seedlings have several true leaves and the weather outdoors is suitable (cooler temperatures), you can gradually acclimate them (harden off) and transplant them into their final growing positions, spacing them about 6-8 inches apart.

• Flower Color: Diverse mix of colors and patterns (picotees, bicolors, blended hues likely)
• Flower Size: Large 3″
• Plant Height: 6 inches
• Plant Habit: Compact, well-branched
• Bloom Time: Early, abundant in cool seasons
• Sowing Method: Start Indoors (highly recommended)
• Darkness for Germination: Required
• Germination Time: 7-14 days
• Light After Germination: Bright, indirect, increasing intensity