Great plant for dry shade where nothing else will grow. Seem to like to pop up along fences. Not hard to remove if they sprout up in th...Read Moree wrong place, as the roots and runners are shallow. I have successfully transplanted them to where I want them. I think they make a garden look charming and they do smell wonderful. Blooms in very early spring and again in fall.
These are very popular in Italy and they are called "Viole Mammole." They are perennials and they reproduce through sprouts they shoot fr...Read Moreom the plant basement. It is easy to pull them out if you think they are outgrowing their place in December. Then you can just transplant them in little pots and give Mammoles to your friends for them to have one of the earliest blooming Spring flowers (February through April). Very good plant if you have shady areas and you would like to have a cute, short-growing plant to use as ground covers! It is very cold resistant too! It survived a freezing week at 2F (-16C) and it still stayed green and it is blooming greatly even right now! It also stands the high temperatures and high humidity that we have in north Texas!
I think this is the perennial alternative to Pansies.
Great plant for dry shade where nothing else will grow. Seem to like to pop up along fences. Not hard to remove if they sprout up in th...Read More
These are very popular in Italy and they are called "Viole Mammole." They are perennials and they reproduce through sprouts they shoot fr...Read More