Viola Brush Strokes

Unleash Your Inner Artist with Viola Brush Strokes Seeds

Cultivate a garden masterpiece with Viola Brush Strokes seeds. These vigorous plants produce an abundance of truly artful blooms, each one seemingly hand-painted. Prepare to be captivated by the cheerful faces that sparkle in a diverse palette of apricot, gold, peach, lavender, plum, purple, and cream. You could spend hours admiring the intricate patterning of the petals, featuring varied splashes, flecks, and stripes of color that make each flower a unique work of art.

Unlike many modern cultivars selected for a uniform, mounding habit, this mix yields taller, more vigorous plants in a delightful range of heights (8–16″). Enjoy the sweet fragrance that emanates from these 1½–2½″ blooms. Viola Brush Strokes seeds are perfect for gardeners who appreciate individuality and a more natural, less formal look in their flower beds and containers.

Artful Blooms with Unique Patterns

• Experience a stunning array of color combinations in shades of apricot, gold, peach, lavender, plum, purple, and cream.
• Each petal showcases intricate splashes, flecks, and stripes, creating a ‘brush stroke’ effect.
• No two blooms are exactly alike, offering a constantly evolving display of color and pattern.

Vigorous Growth and Sweet Fragrance

• Enjoy taller, more vigorous plants (8–16″) compared to typical mounding violas.
• The abundant blooms provide a long season of cheerful color.
• Delight in the sweet fragrance that wafts from these unique flowers.

Versatile for Gardens and Containers

• Excellent for adding a touch of artistic flair to containers and garden beds.
• Their unique look makes them a standout in mixed plantings.
• The taller stems also make them suitable for cutting and enjoying indoors.

Easy to Grow from Seed

• Germination occurs in 4-7 days at an optimal temperature.
• Start seeds indoors 7-9 weeks before planting out.
• Lightly cover the seeds and maintain moisture with bottom watering or misting.
• Transplant seedlings to larger containers after the first true leaves appear.
• Harden off plants before transplanting outdoors. Violas tolerate a light frost.
• In mild winter climates or tunnels, sowing can be done late summer to fall. Direct seeding is not recommended.

Plant your Viola Brush Strokes seeds in sun to part shade in rich, well-drained soil and prepare to be amazed by the constantly changing artistic display of their blooms. Deadheading spent flowers will encourage even more of these painterly creations.