Columbine Violet

Columbine Violet

code: 1237

Violet Columbine is a spectacular hybrid with columbine colors–rich blue with white. A heavy bloomer. (Viola cornuta)

Zones 5 – 8
Advantages Attract Butterflies

Deer Resistant

Low Maintenance

Fragrant Flower / Foliage

Good For Containers

Groundcover

Evergreen

Plants For Small Spaces

Great For Mass Plantings

Light Requirements Half Sun / Half Shade

Full Shade

Mature Plant Size 6-10″ tall , 6-8″ wide
Bloom Time Mid summer to early fall
Size Plant – 3″ Pot
SKU AM014001

Plant Information

Experienced gardeners have a strong love-hate relationship with violets, and it all depends on where they are planted. Of course, everybody loves the flowers. Just keep them out of your regular flower garden, and use them under trees, in front of shrubs, and other places for patches of color and borders of groundcover-like violets alone. Because they seed and spread rapidly, and if they spread throughout your other perennials, and in a year or two, you’ll have a big job pulling them all out and cleaning everything up.

But just look at those flowers! Who can resist? Plant yours where you want them to spread, and you’ll love them forever.

More Information
SKU AM014001
Item Package Size Plant – 3″ Pot
Common Name Columbine Horned Violet, Horned Pansy, Tufted Violet
Botanical Name Viola cornuta Columbine
Zones 5, 6, 7, 8
Light Requirements Half Sun / Half Shade, Full Shade
Flower Color Purple
Flower Size 1-2″ flowers
Mature Height 6-10″ tall
Estimated Mature Spread 6-8″ wide
Growth Rate Fast
Bloom Time Mid summer to early fall
Planting Depth Crown of plant should rest just at or above the soil surface after watering in.
Ships As Potted Plant
Foliage Oval green leaves.
Evergreen Yes
Soil Type Loamy Soil, Moist/Wet Soil
Soil Moisture Average, Moist / Wet, Well Draining
Advantages Attract Butterflies, Deer Resistant, Low Maintenance, Fragrant Flower / Foliage, Good For Containers, Groundcover, Evergreen, Plants For Small Spaces, Great For Mass Plantings
Ideal Region Northeast, Southeast, Midwest, West, Southwest, Pacific Northwest
Planting Time Spring / Summer, Fall
Neonicotinoid Free Yes – Learn More

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