Viola Imperial Antique Shades F1

Experience the Charming Antique Hues of Viola Imperial Antique Shades F1 Seeds

Introducing the delightful Viola Imperial Antique Shades F1 seeds, a new selection that brings an attractive mix of pastel and rose shades to your garden. These vigorous and healthy plants produce blooms ranging from 1½–2½″ in a captivating palette of cream, peach, rose, burgundy, gold, and white. Enjoy the mildly fragrant flowers and the robust growth of these F1 hybrid viola seeds.

Viola Imperial Antique Shades F1 offer an early start to spring, yielding 15–20″ long stems that are perfect for creating elegant bouquets when combined with the classic beauty of tulips and daffodils. This versatile flower will bring continuous charm to your garden.

A Spectrum of Soft and Romantic Colors

• Enjoy a unique mix of cream, peach, rose, burgundy, gold, and white shades in each bloom.
• The antique pastel and rose tones add a touch of elegance to any garden setting.
• The 1½–2½″ flower size makes them noticeable yet delicate.

Edible Flowers with a Hint of Wintergreen

• These viola seeds produce edible flowers that can be used as a decorative and flavorful garnish for salads and desserts.
• The blooms offer a subtle wintergreen flavor, enhancing both sweet and savory dishes.
• Perfect for candying to create beautiful and edible decorations.

Excellent for Cut Flowers and Versatile Uses

• The strong plants yield 15–20″ long stems, ideal for cutting and arranging in early spring bouquets.
• Thrive in containers and garden beds, providing long-lasting color.
• Deadheading spent blooms encourages continuous flowering throughout the season.

Easy to Grow from High-Quality F1 Seeds

• Germination occurs in 4-7 days at an optimal temperature.
• Start seeds indoors 7-9 weeks before the last expected frost for transplanting.
• Lightly cover the seeds and maintain consistent moisture. Bottom watering or misting is recommended.
• Transplant seedlings to larger containers once the first true leaves appear.
• Harden off the young plants before transplanting them outdoors. These violas will tolerate a light frost.
• In mild winter areas or tunnels, sowing can also be done in late summer to fall. Direct seeding is not recommended.

Plant your Viola Imperial Antique Shades F1 seeds in a location with sun to part shade and rich, well-drained soil for the best display of these beautiful antique-toned blooms.