Cold Hardy Plants: Pansies & Violas | P. Allen Smith (2019)
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- Опубліковано 27 вер 2024
- In this Garden Home Vlog host P. Allen Smith talks about two cold hardy plants to plant in the fall that will power on through winter and bloom with enthusiasm the following spring.
“Pansies and Violas are charming plants that bloom in colorful profusion with cheerful faces. They are mildly fragrant and even edible. They brighten containers on the porch or patio or next to the entrance of your home and depending on where you live, bring color to your garden during fall, winter and spring.” ~ P. Allen Smith
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"shine and sing for us when we need it the most ..." Thank-you.
Thanks great video .
I like to do my homework on the flower or plant before I start it. Thanks a lot 🌺
Love love love these! Enjoyed them all winter in my Arkansas garden for years. Now they are summer joy in my Wisconsin garden. Another great video! Ty!
I love to plant the violas or the Johny jump up's. Along with the regular pansies.
I love violas and pansies are cute too. Thanks Allen! Enjoy your day 🌷
I live in Washington State 30 miles east of Puget sound.
The panolias they grow wild on my property. They come up all over the place, especially in my gravel. And a few in the wintertime. I thought they were a weed!
Reminds me of my dad. He always planted pots of pansies at our doorstep.
I have been thinking about planting pansies for a couple of weeks now I’m going to do it!
Love the mix of tulips and daylilies that you kept highlighting through the vlog.
I grew up in zone 4 and planted pansies in the woods behind my house. They survived the winter and through the following summer.
Live in Zone 5 and use to plant them every Fall for a Client in a border around a sunny car court. They survived to Spring too. All Orange nice contrast peeking out of the snow.
Thank you Allen! So lovely!
I have some violas and they bloomed all year except august the hottest part of the year I did water them constantly as baby’s but once established I honestly don’t care because they’re very hardy. Once they’re flowering I do feed them and they bloom like crazy for months. They’re some of my favorite flower they even bloom with snow.
Always love ur ideas.
Thank you Allen😊
Very timely! Thank you!
Thank you so much for this information
que lindas,son bellisimas.gracias muy lindos sus videos
Plant in October then get ready to enjoy a rich tapestry of floral colour from March into May.
Its always helpful as I always learn so much from you.THANKS😳
I love seeing those wonderful little plants, as I cant have them in my zone of 5b/6a Ontario. I must say however, that i have had pansy's overwinter in my garden and come back into full bloom the following spring. Yes here in zone 6 its popular to have them over top of our planters with bulbs. I would love to experience a garden that still looks alive over winter. You are keeping us all in the garden loop. thanks so much.
You can have them. I’m in zone 6 and have seen them perennialize
I live in Colorado zone 5b. The pansies seem to have multiplied since last year. They didn't like the metal planters in the raised beds last summer. They magicked themselves down to the ground and this spring pansies are forming an unplanned boarder around the grass. We already have two new plants blooming in mid-March. No effort was made to care for the flowers outside the planters besides replanting two that had been moved out of the ground by snow. Now I want to plant a whole boarder of pansies and violas around the grass. I would love to have snowdrops too.
Pansies have such a odd name for being such a durable flower
It’s because they cannot tolerate the heat when other plants do
Do you do meet and greets at the flower shows? If so when are you having one?:^) I'd love to meet you Allen! Very inspirational and got me into the hobby of gardening! Thank you!
Blessings in an abundance of the faith. I salute you. 😘🙏Grace and peace be unto you and to this place. Thank you. God bless you. 😊Will you believe and receive Jesus Christ as your LORD and personal saviour??? I do. 😊
I hope to try some in containers here in NJ.
When you said they're very delicious i thought you where joking lol then you ate it 👀
Paul Allen Smith;
Hope you see this question; can pansies be divided?
I have some pots I planted last year and they are only growing on one side of the pot leaving the other side bare.
Also something chewing on foliage & leaves. Not aphids. Treatment?
When your video started it looked like a beautiful hedge. I’m interested in knowing from you what can be put in to hide a hedge “quickly” in zone 6b that can hide a chain link fence. Any ideas. At least 6’. Thanks.
Love your pansies. I always have pots of them on my front porch and steps. Sometimes the squirrels enjoy them also and dig them up. It’s always a fight to put them back in the soil. I like that they bloom in the winter.
Can they take overhead water from the sprinklers?
Shouldn’t be a problem. (Not ideal for most plants) But these guys are tough!!!! Gotta feed them.
Allen what shrubs and plants can I plant in January? We are building in mountains of NC and will move in January, so I’m looking to put a few things in ground.
Can they take overhead water from the sprinklers?
I planted lamb ear in may and it’s still growing. We’ve been down to 18 here in Blue Springs Missouri. Is that normal.
It’s pretty tough stuff!!!
What's meaning of hardy plant ?
Jano Rachwan Hardy basically means “tough” or resistant. In this case hardy means these plants will tolerate the cold very well. Thanks so much for watching!
I don't get it, UA-cam shows P Allen Smith only has 76.8 subscribers - he should have at least a million now. I watch Prepsteaders, she's pretty good, but doesn't produce such immensity like this channel.
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Hi Allen.I just want to say thanks for all the time and resources that you and your sponsers have put into making these unfogettable videos throughout the year.Pansies and violas are truly majestic flowers.Pansy --the flower of thoughtfulness and love👍💕
Love your videos so helpful. Look forward to planting pansies here in Minnesota soon. What kind of hand trimmers do you use.
Please help me..how can i own pansy plants?where ca i buy it..i'm from the philippines..
You can buy seeds online