One lovely little flower never seems to appear – the humble pansy. Perhaps it is too short, too common, or too easy to grow.

Pansies are the happiest plant on Earth. Their cheerful flowers are an instant pick-me-up, an instant cure for the end of winter blues.

Pansies keep me from going crazy in our Rocky Mountain springs. While chilly nights make me wait to plant many of the ...

Remove the dough logs from the fridge and cut each in half ... form each piece into a small petal. Form each pansy flower with three multicolored petals, two single-colored petals and a small ...

One such flower is pansy, also known as violet or viola, which is relatively less-talked about as compared to other flowers. It neither boasts a massive plant, nor scented petals. It belongs to ...

Pansies are a great winter-friendly flower, but temperatures below 40 degrees ... damaged growth from the winter months. You can also cut back bare sections of stems at any time.

I planted pansies for winter and ... the flower stalk should be removed when the flowers have faded. Follow the stalk down to where it emerges from the bulb and cut it there.

Try it on summer bedding plants and annual and biennial flowers, such as calendula, godetia and pansies. Many plants ... To do this, cut or pinch back plants by half. Sedum, rudbeckia, echinacea ...