Pansies are one of the most popular backyard flowers, and for good reason. Their joyful silhouette and vibrant colors bring interest to an otherwise blank canvas. While these hardy plants thrive in ...

Field pansies in the area around Paris are evolving to have smaller flowers and produce less nectar – physical traits that are tied to pollination – according to new research from a team at the ...

It's been amazing to watch my industry change in the years I've been in it. It's late October now, and temperatures are finally moderating enough to start thinking about planting pansies. I'll use ...

Edible PansiesDid you know pansies are edible flowers?But eat only the petals, which have a "mild, wintergreen" flavor, according to Richter's Herb Specialists. You should only eat organically grown ...

Pansies, officially called Viola x wittrockiana, add vibrant color to gardens and thrive in the cooler months. Pansies are known for their cheerful blooms and overlapping petals resembling a heart ...

The season of pansies is about over, but what a glorious one it turned out to be. This is thanks to a mild winter with good stretches of springtime temperatures that have delighted both people and ...

As the leaves blaze up in campfire colors and nights grow nippy with the threat of frost, gardeners can easily get mired in end-of season melancholy. One good way to shrug it off involves making a ...

If you have not planted pansies in a few years, you are in for a pleasant surprise. These little troupers of cool-season color are now available in trailing selections. They may be called spreading, ...

On the 19th, Usu (Rain Water) in the solar calendar, the Daejeon Jung-gu Nursery was already filled with the early signs of spring. In line with Usu, which signifies the melting of snow and the ...