Description
Johnny jumps ups are a perennial, low growing wildflower seed grown in USDA Zones 3 – 9 This low growing violet only reaches 6 inches tall. They grow very easily from viola seeds, and once established will even self-sow. Since they are cool weather flowers, Johnny Jump Up wildflowers will bloom in the spring, fade during the heat of summer, and will often return with a new flush of flowers in the fall. Sow 3 ounces per 1,000 square feet or 7 pounds per acre of these heirloom, non gmo seeds Viola cornuta, or Johnny Jump-up, is a sweet little perennial that has sunny, pansy-like blooms. The blooms are tri-colored with shades of purple, yellow and white. They are charming and make sweet little bouquets for indoor enjoyment. Another name for these little violas is Heartease, and some herbalists use them for medicinal purposes. They are great for containers or plant them in mass groupings in the front of the flower border. They prefer cool conditions, so after they bloom in the spring, cut them back, and they will bloom again in the fall. They prefer rich, well-drained soil, and they like full sun to partial shade. After the danger of frost has passed, directly start the Johnny Jump-up seed outdoors in a clean, weed free bed. Cover the seed lightly. Maintain moisture until germination occurs. With a temperature range of 65 – 75F, germination is usually within 21 days. Space the plants 6 inches apart.
- Johnny jumps ups are a perennial, low growing wildflower seed grown in USDA Zones 3 – 9.
- This low growing violet only reaches 6 inches tall.
- They grow very easily from viola seeds, and once established will even self-sow.
- Sow 3 ounces per 1,000 square feet or 7 pounds per acre of these heirloom, non gmo seeds.
- Color : Mix.
- Size : A) 5000 Seeds.
