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 Vittrock violets are considered one of the most beloved garden flowers. (Viola wittrockiana), which amaze with their variety of varieties and shades. You can embellish any corner of the site with these amazing colors.
In fact, the number of varieties of pansies is simply huge, in which there are various forms of flowering from early to late.
Basic types:
• Early flowering;
• Late flowering;
• Large-flowered;
• Mix "Rokoko".
Early flowering varieties are usually frost-resistant, and their shades are most often pastel colors. Large-flowered and late-flowering species are found in warm shades, most often in such varieties on the flowers you can see the face pattern.
Separately with regards to the mixture "Rokoko", then this variety can feel nostalgic charm thanks to their unusual ruffles around the edges of the petals. These violets will look great in bouquets. You can also find individual varieties on sale.
Application.
It is advisable to plant pansies in groups. For a calm space, you can plant simple varieties without a pattern, and two-color varieties are better suited to revitalize the site.
Desirable landing sites:
• Rabatki;
• flower beds;
• Tubs;
• Rock gardens.
The growth of violets is quite compact, and they can be planted both on flower beds and on beddings. These flowers will look great as a frame or under other taller plants.
Pansies in tubs look pretty cute. By their structure, these plants are unpretentious, and they can be planted almost anywhere. Violets can be transplanted even during flowering and can be filled in empty spaces. To make the composition of plants variegated, violets are planted next to shrubs.
Their partners.
It is easier to compose various compositions with Wittrock violets, thanks to their variety of shades. They will look beautiful under spring-flowering bulbous plants, as well as under herbaceous perennials.
Planting and leaving.
Seeds of violets should be sown from mid-June either indoors in bowls or on flower beds previously filled with earth.
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You will need:
• Seeds;
• Tableware;
• Fertilizer;
• Earth;
• Newspaper or film.
Separate groups should be planted with 2-3 seeds of the plant and covered with a thin layer of soil. After that, cover everything with film or newspaper. Next, the bowls are removed to a cool place and watered until the first shoots appear, after which the film is removed.
As soon as the seedlings reach a height of two centimeters, you need to thin it out, leaving only the strongest seedlings. Everything should be watered and fed regularly.
In September, it is necessary to loosen the soil in the open field and enrich it with compost, after which only plant violet seedlings in it. To protect plants from frost, you can make a spruce tree cover for them.
Gardener's advice.
You need to buy seedlings of violets in spring or autumn. Be sure to pay attention to keep the plants strong with healthy foliage. Seeds are taken only for June sowing. You cannot buy seedlings with bare, long or yellow shoots.
The planting place for plants should be sunny, in extreme cases - partial shade, in which they can bloom longer. The soil for them must be permeable and enriched with organic fertilizers. Harvested mature seeds should be stored in a dark, dry place until sowing.
T.V. Medvedeva
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