Viola Cornuta Chantreyland

Indulge in the Sweet Apricot Fragrance of Viola Cornuta Chantreyland Seeds for Your Garden

Experience the simple yet captivating beauty of Viola Cornuta Chantreyland seeds. This charming variety is prized for its pure apricot-colored and delightfully fragrant blooms. Reaching a height of approximately 10 inches (25cm), Chantreyland embodies the essence of a cottage garden flower, offering smaller, abundant blooms on compact plants throughout the growing season. With regular deadheading, you can expect a continuous display of these lovely apricot flowers, often extending well into the cooler months. Exceptionally hardy and remarkably trouble-free, this Viola is a fantastic addition to any garden seeking a touch of warm, fragrant color.

Versatile Beauty for Beds, Baskets, and Containers

Viola Cornuta Chantreyland seeds are incredibly versatile, thriving in summer bedding schemes, cascading beautifully from baskets and containers, and adding a touch of romance to cottage garden designs. Their adaptable nature allows them to flourish in full or partial sun, preferring a humus-rich, moist but well-drained soil. Ensuring they are well-watered until established will set them on the path to success.

Easy to Grow and Encourages Continuous Blooms

These seeds are perfect for gardeners of all levels, requiring little attention once established. Simply remove spent flowers to encourage a continuous stream of their beautiful apricot blooms. Viola Cornuta Chantreyland is a hardy perennial, often grown as an annual, and has the charming habit of self-seeding, potentially bringing you even more of its delightful presence in subsequent seasons.

• Start seeds indoors: Sow seeds in trays 8 to 12 weeks before your intended transplanting date.
• Darkness for germination: Seeds require darkness to germinate, so cover lightly with a seed-starting mix or vermiculite. 60-70 Degrees Fahrenheit.
• Transplanting: Transplant seedlings outdoors in late fall after the heat of summer has passed. Viola Gem Antique Apricot can withstand light frost, making late fall planting ideal for winter and spring blooms.
• Spacing: Space plants 4 to 6 inches apart in a location that receives full sun during the cooler months but can offer some afternoon shade during warmer periods within the growing season.

• Hardiness: Hardy
• Lifecycle: Perennial (usually grown as annual)
• Suitable for: Summer Bedding, Baskets & Containers, Cottage Garden
• Colour: Yellow/Orange, Apricot
• Environment: Full Sun, Partial Sun
• Soil Type: Clay, Chalk, Sand, Loam
• Moisture: Well-drained
• Height: Approximately 10 inches (25cm)