Pansy is easy to grow in the winter season. It doesn’t need much sunlight, normal sunlight is sufficient to grow it. It looks more beautiful in a hanging basket. There’s more to those little faces than you might realize, including plenty of symbolism and significance to your favorite cool-season flowers.

Pansy plants are cheerful, blooming flowers, among the first of the season to offer winter color in many areas. Growing pansies are commonly seen in late fall and early spring in more northern areas of the United States, while in subtropical areas, pansies bloom throughout the winter.

When growing pansies in well-prepared soil, the need for fertilization will be minimal. Pansies also prefer acidic soil, so do not add limestone unless indicated by a soil test.

Pansy flower needs organic fertilizer to grow well. While planting in a pot make sure that holes of pot are open so that excess of water can easily drain out.

Pansy flowers are available in many colors like purple, yellow, violet, red, etc.

We’ll be sharing more about this flower in future.