Viola plants are vigorous growers, and they produce their smaller flowers in such great profusion ... Will they survive the winter? — Barbara With fall comes time for cool-season bedding plants ...

Tricolor violas, or Johnny jump-ups ... since sudden temperature drops are not uncommon in North Texas. Although fall flowers and ornamentals can tolerate temps into the 20s, if the forecast ...

Blooming in late summer and continuing through fall until the frost arrives, these vibrant flowers feature banana-like leaves and come in stunning shades of red, orange, and yellow, bringing a ...

“The vibrant colors make them popular for fall ... “Violas are a beautiful addition to your yard during the colder part of the year,” says Wilson, “Offering bright flowers that bloom ...

For a more natural look, grow native pale purple coneflowers as wildflowers for butterflies. Wild Violet Viola spp. These ...

Violas may be slightly more heat and cold-tolerant, lasting longer into the summer and enduring the chill of fall. How can you tell the difference besides flower size? Pansies have four petals ...