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Pansy – Swiss Giant

$5.00

Heirloom, Splash of Early Season Color!

Spring blossoms bring a splash of color to the garden. Swiss Giant is the parent to most of the pansies available today. Bushy, 6 to 9 inch plants produce large, velvety flowers in a mix of colors including blue, purple, yellow, apricot, orange, mahogany, red, white, and bi-colors. Most have “faces” or are blotched. Edible petals can be used to garnish soft cheese or baked goods. Cool-season flower grows in full sun to part shade. Deer resistant and frost tolerant perennial in zones 6 and up; often grown as an annual, reseed readily. Swiss heirloom and a 1933 All-America Selections winner. Sold in 4 inch pot.

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Tags: deer resistant, edible flower, edible ornamental, frost tolerant, heirloom, heirloom flower, sun/part shade
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Time to start gathering seeds! All these fruits ha Time to start gathering seeds! All these fruits have been bagged to ensure true seed. From the bottom and going clockwise, Pinky, Piennolo Giallo, Piennolo Rosso, Orange Datterini, and Annarita. 

All new varieties this year with excellent success. Beautiful, sweet fruit and vigorous plants. 

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