Not if Icicle Pansies and violas R, fall-blooming heathers and assorted conifers are among the inhabitants. If you plant your containers and gardens with these tough survivors, your winter garden ...

Grow pansies in containers and gardens to add color during the cooler months. Pansies, beloved biennials that are often grown as annuals, add cheerful color to a garden after a long winter. In ...

Pansies are the perennials popular for adding a splash of color in pot and border displays. Here's how to plant and care for these flowers.

While there are plenty of stunning autumn and winter plants you can pot up in September – from classic options, like pansies and cyclamen, to more obscure options, such as Japanese maples and ...

Break apart the root ball so the roots don't continue growing in the same direction as they were in the pot. Place pansies in the hole. Space your pansies anywhere from 1 inch apart to 8 inches.

When the sky is gray and the landscape bleak, a pot full of pretty pansies on the porch offers a cheerful sight on a winter’s day. Fat-faced pansies with their whiskered markings and infinite… ...

Pansies are pretty, if predictable, fall plants. And chrysanthemums are autumnal classics. But local garden centers are branching out to display festive and different frost-resistant containers ...

Pansies have long been a fall and winter garden favorite. These cheery flowers are sure to brighten landscapes and containers and add a smile to any occasion. Look for fun and new ways to add them ...

One by one Marjorie is replacing frostbitten annuals in many of her containers with cold-hardy pansies. The bright, cheerful showier colors of fall pansies really stand out.

Cool Wave trailing pansy is one of several brought to the retail market for use as a ground cover, in containers and in hanging baskets. 'Freefall' trailing pansy. New 'Freefall' pansies in mixed ...

Pots full of pansies will become a mass of green leaves in July, so many gardeners toss the plants in favor of heat-tolerant annuals like marigolds, petunias and geraniums.

PHILADELPHIA (CBS) - OK, so it's Spring. Seriously, it really is, no matter what the thermometer says, and as we wandered past giant pots of pansies for sale the other day, my mom wondered if they ...