«Bride» - Organic Viola seeds
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Biennial plant, 15-25cm high, large flowers, 6-7cm in diameter, white with black spots. It is grown by sowing seeds in open ground in July-September, or through seedlings in May-June.
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Viola «Bride» / Viola wittrockiana
This is a biennial plant, 15-25 cm high. The flowers are large, 6-7 cm in diameter, white in color with black spots. It is grown by sowing seeds in open ground in July-September, or through seedlings in May-June.
Blooms the following year from spring to autumn. Viola tolerates replanting well at any stage of development, so it can be replanted even during flowering. Used in the design of flower beds, borders, balcony and window boxes.
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