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  • Yellow Viola Seeds - Verdseeds
  • Yellow Viola Seeds - Verdseeds
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Yellow Viola Seeds

Yellow Viola Seeds

$4.98 USD
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style: 50 seeds

• Solid, bright yellow flowers on compact plants
• Cool-season bloomer flowering in spring and fall
• Edible flowers with mild flavor
• Tolerates light frost and partial shade

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Description

Yellow viola is a classic viola variety featuring solid, bright yellow flowers on compact, mounded plants. The blooms are slightly larger than some viola types, reaching 1–1.5 inches across. The plants grow 6–8 inches tall and wide, with small, dark green, heart-shaped leaves. These cool-season flowers bloom profusely in spring and fall.

Product features

• Solid, bright yellow flowers (1–1.5 inches wide) with slightly darker yellow centers
• Compact, mounded habit reaches 6–8 inches tall and wide
• Cool-season bloomer flowering in spring and fall
• Edible flowers with mild, slightly sweet flavor
• Tolerates light frost and partial shade
• Self-seeds moderately for natural return in following seasons
• Suitable for borders, containers, rock gardens, and mass plantings

Planting Season: Start indoors 8–10 weeks before last frost for spring blooms. Direct sow in midsummer for fall blooms. In mild climates, sow in late summer for overwintering.

Light Requirement: Full sun to partial shade. Afternoon shade beneficial in hot summer regions.

Plant Height: 6–8 inches (15–20 cm).

Seed Prep: No special preparation required. Seeds need light for germination.

Water Needs: Moderate. Keep soil evenly moist throughout growth. Mulch to retain moisture.

Planting Depth: Surface sow. Do not cover seeds.

Sowing Method: Start indoors in seed trays or direct sow outdoors.

Plant Spacing: 6 inches (15 cm) apart.

Hardiness Zones: USDA zones 4–9 (perennial); grown as annual in warmer zones.

Additional Tips: Deadhead spent flowers. In hot summers, cut back for fall rebloom. Edible flowers.