How to grow Viola Highflyer Seeds

• Bunches of Bunches of Flowers: Spreads from spring until early autumn.
• Bushy & Compact: 6–8 inches (15–20 cm) tall, good for tiny gardens.
• Viola Highflyer Yellow Cold Hardy: Can handle light frost and blooms in cool weather.
• Easy to Grow: Will thrive in varied conditions and is easy to grow.
• Pollinator-Friendly: Sweet, fragrant perfume.
• Growing Viola ‘Highflyer’ from Seeds
• The miniature house can be kept with a viola making it look cute.

Viola Highflyer Yellow When to Sow

• Indoors: Plant 8–10 weeks before the last frost for early blooms.
• Outdoors: Plant in early spring or late summer for fall flowers.

• Seed pot or tray and light, damp compost to fill.
• Sow seeds on top and cover with a thin layer of soil.
• Place in a dark, cool location (60–65°F / 15–18°C) until sprout appears.
• Viola Highflyer Yellow Water very lightly to stay damp and prevent soggy soil.
• Germinate 10–14 days.
• Harden off seedlings in a sunny outdoor spot when well rooted.
• Bump into large pots when two sets of leaves.

How to Plant Outdoors

• Firstly Choose sun or a half-day shady spot with drainage.
• Sow seeds in the soil and cover lightly with a thin layer of soil.
• but Water carefully and keep the soil damp.
• Viola Highflyer Yellow Thin seedlings to 6 inches (15 cm) when established.
• How to Care for Viola ‘Highflyer’
• Light: Adores full sun or dappled shade.
• Water: Keep moist but avoid waterlogging.
• Fertilizer: Fertilize weak liquid fertilizer every 2–3 weeks.
• Deadheading: Deadhead dropped blooms in order to persuade plants to continue blooming.
• Pests: Inspect for slugs, snails, and aphids.

Where to Grow Viola Highflyer

• Beds & Borders: Splash of bold color.
• Viola Highflyer Yellow Pots & Containers: Ideal for patios and balconies.
• Hanging Baskets: Beautiful draping off the sides of hanging baskets.
• Ground Cover: Spreads quickly in garden beds.