In Maryland (similar climate to Kansas City), leftover fall pansies may bloom during a warm January, but they won’t perform well until steady spring temperatures arrive.
Pansies are cool-season annuals. They tolerate cold but need consistent cool weather to thrive. A January planting is a gamble; waiting until early spring is safer.
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