Annuals: Show Us Your Viola Volunteers!, 1 by Weezingreens

Weezingreens wrote:
Every year, I plant violas under lights indoors to plant and sell. Every spring, little volunteers pop up from last years plants. Often, the volunteers are more beautiful than the cultivars I plant. I love these cross-pollinating, persistent little fellows. They pop up in the beds, they pop up in the yard, they pop up in the driveway. Some I move, some I mow around, and some fall victim to our everyday life, but they are always a delightful surprise.

To start things off, here is a tall terracotta planter that is filled with volunteers from last year. As I recall, I planted Princess Mix or Scotch Strain then. Their children are a varied lot and most welcome.