Pansies bring vibrant color to fall gardens, blooming up to six months in warmer climates—from fall through winter into early spring.
Pansies thrive in cool fall nights and survive temperatures as low as 2°F. They offer every rainbow color, including faced and solid varieties, in heights from 2.5 to 4.5 inches. Smaller varieties tolerate heat better.
Choose well-draining soil in a sunny-to-partially-shaded location. Plant 6-8 inches deep without covering stems. Mulch with pine straw, wheat straw, or pine bark after planting, and water consistently.
Vegetable gardens are another great option for homegrown meals, especially in mild climates like California.
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