Yellow, blue and white pansies are more cold-hardy than red, rose or orange cultivars. Pansies prefer full sun to partial shade location in the garden – sunny at least five hours per day.

Pansies are almost effortless to grow. Buy the young plants, transplant them immediately into empty window boxes, terra-cotta pots, or patio containers, and watch your drab doorstep or windowsill ...

Sunny Gold pansies just coming up at Hardy Boy Plants/Welby Gardens in Denver March 16, 2017. ... Matrix Light Blue pansies at Hardy Boy Plants/Welby Gardens in Denver March 16, 2017.

In the multiflora category, the heat-tolerant Crystal Bowl series features pansies in 11 single colors. There are 14 Maxim colors, including the 1991 AAS winner, 'Maxim Marina,' a light blue pansy ...

Only use pansies and other edible flowers that have not been treated with pesticides. Be sure to let your guests know that the pansies are safe to eat, so they can enjoy this unique dining experience.

When selecting pansies for fall planting, in general, the yellow, blue and white varieties of pansies are more cold-hardy than red, rose, orange, or bronze cultivars.

Pansies have long been a fall and winter garden favorite. These cheery flowers are sure to brighten landscapes and containers and add a smile to any occasion. Look for fun and new ways to add them ...

I went to my local Ace Hardware store last week for birdseed and came away not only with the seed but also with four 4-inch pots of blue-and-white pansies.

Create festive fall planters with cold-hardy pansies. Looking to reuse that hollowed-out pumpkin ... Ultima Morpho was the 2002 winner that was selected for its distinct blue and yellow flower ...

A spring frost covered the ground Thursday morning and blue pansy blossoms in a pot on the deck were hanging down. So I brought them inside even though I knew they’d recover outside in a few hours.