Pansy – Yellow

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Description

Brighten up your South London garden with the cheerful blooms of the Pansy Yellow. This classic bedding plant offers stunning, vibrant yellow flowers that add a splash of sunshine to any border, hanging basket, or window box. With their charming face-like petals, yellow pansies are a perfect addition to early spring displays, bringing a burst of colour to your garden or balcony. Pair them with other early bloomers like Primroses or Violas for a season-long display of lively colours!


 


Plants supplied in a 9CM growers pot.


 


Key Features & Care:




  • Mature Height: 20-25cm


  • Mature Spread: 20-30cm


  • Flower Colour: Bright, vibrant yellow


  • Flowering Period: Winter to spring


  • Foliage: Green, slightly oval leaves


  • Fragrant: No


  • Growth Rate: Moderate


  • Hardiness: Hardy in most UK gardens, can tolerate frost


  • Position: Full sun to partial shade


  • Soil Moisture: Moist but well-drained


  • Soil PH: Acid, neutral


  • Soil Type: Loam, clay, or sandy soil


  • Wildlife Friendly: Attracts bees and other pollinators

 


Perfect For:




  • Early spring and winter colour in borders and beds


  • Containers, hanging baskets, and window boxes


  • Coastal and urban gardens


  • Mixed planting schemes with other spring flowers


  • Brightening up dull spots in your garden or patio

 


How to Grow:


Pansy Yellow is a low-maintenance plant that thrives in well-drained soil with a sunny to partially shaded spot. To keep your pansies looking their best, water regularly and deadhead spent flowers to encourage further blooms. They’re perfect for brightening up your outdoor space in winter and early spring, adding cheer to both containers and garden beds. For a stunning display, plant them alongside other spring favourites like Daffodils or Tulips.


 


Please note:


Images show how this plant may look at various stages of maturity. The size you choose may look different.