Pansies are the happiest plant on Earth. Their cheerful flowers are an instant pick-me-up, an instant cure for the end of winter blues.

It belongs to the family Violaceae, and it is believed that hundreds of species of pansies exist, most of them hybrids. The garden pansy is regularly grown in pots and flower beds, and as a garden ...

In our guide, the experts share tips on growing and caring for your own vibrant pansies. Nathan Heinrich, horticulturist and ...

Related: How to Grow Winter Pansies, a Cold-Hardy Plant That Will Fill Your Garden With Color Generally, pansies need to be ...

The prime time to plant winter pansies is between September and October. But it’s best to add this task to your list of garden jobs to complete in September for the best chances of success.

Pansies can easily stay attractive until late ... CALADIUM TIME: Plant caladium tubers or started plants in the garden this month through July. Caladiums are excellent for shady areas and combine ...

One lovely little flower never seems to appear – the humble pansy. Perhaps it is too short, too common, or too easy to grow.

But while the viola came to be grown ornamentally throughout Europe, it wasn’t until the early 1800s that “the garden pansy we know today was extensively cultivated.” After a brief but ...

Pansies (Viola x wittrockiana) are among the most popular garden flowers today. You will find a wide variety of colors, sizes and petal markings at local garden centers starting in mid-March.