Pansy DeltaPro Berry Tart Mix

Indulge in Sweet Color with Pansy DeltaPro Berry Tart Mix Seeds

Imagine the delightful hues of a freshly baked berry tart – that’s the inspiration behind the captivating Pansy DeltaPro Berry Tart Mix. This exceptional variety from the renowned DeltaPro series brings a unique and mouthwatering color palette to your spring and fall garden displays. Expect a stunning mix of rich berry tones, often featuring shades of deep raspberry, luscious strawberry pink, and perhaps hints of creamy white or soft yellow accents in the center. The overall effect is a vibrant and inviting combination that evokes the beauty of mixed berries.

Versatile Use for Stunning Cool-Season Displays

Perfect for adding a touch of sweet vibrancy to garden beds, edging pathways, filling window boxes, and creating stunning container arrangements, Pansy DeltaPro Berry Tart Mix will bring a unique color story to your outdoor spaces.

Optimal Timing and Sowing for Cool-Season Blooms

For fall, winter, and spring blooms in regions with hot summers, sowing seeds indoors 6-8 weeks before you want to transplant them outdoors when the weather is cooler (typically late summer to early fall for winter/spring blooms) is recommended. Starting indoors is highly advised to control germination conditions, especially during hotter periods. Stratifying indoors can begin around August.

Starting Indoors: Use a fine-textured, well-draining seed-starting mix. Sow seeds 1/8 inch (about 3 mm) deep, as pansy seeds need darkness to germinate, so ensure they are lightly covered. Maintain a cool soil temperature of 15-21°C for optimal germination, which may require a cooler room or a shaded area indoors. Keep the seed-starting mix consistently moist but not waterlogged. Ensure the seeds are kept in complete darkness until they germinate by covering the seed trays with a dark plastic sheet or placing them in a dark room. Expect germination in 7-14 days under the right conditions. Once seedlings emerge, provide them with bright, indirect light, gradually increasing light intensity as they grow.

Transplanting: Once seedlings have several true leaves and the weather outdoors is suitable (cooler temperatures), you can gradually acclimate them (harden off) and transplant them into their final growing positions, spacing them about 6-8 inches apart. The mix may also include colors such as Pure Light Blue, Blue with Blotch, Pure Violet, and Pure Rose.

• Flower Color: Mix of rich berry tones (deep raspberry, strawberry pink, with possible white or yellow accents)
• Flower Size: Large 3″
• Plant Height: 6 inches
• Plant Habit: Compact, well-branched
• Bloom Time: Early, abundant in cool seasons
• Sowing Timing (for fall/winter/spring blooms in warm climates): Sow indoors 6-8 weeks before cooler weather (late summer to early fall transplant), start stratification indoors on August
• Sowing Method: Start Indoors (highly recommended)
• Sowing Depth: Thin cover (needs darkness)
• Moisture: Keep consistently moist
• Darkness for Germination: Required
• Germination Time: 7-14 days
• Light After Germination: Bright, indirect, increasing intensity