A. Violas and pansies are common names for plants in the Viola genus. Violas often have smaller and more numerous blooms, while pansy blooms typically have 'faces'. But they've been hybridized so ...

Siersha Knutson Rabin, 2, examines colorful pots of pansies during the annual Pansy Party at Viola's Flower Garden on Saturday. Guests dressed up in their fanciest outfits and enjoyed food and ...

As for its history, the viola or violet is a shirttail cousin of the pansy. The viola had its roots throughout Europe during the fourth century B.C.

The National Garden Bureau dubbed 2017 the Year of the Pansy — a well-deserved distinction for Viola x wittrockiana. Easy to grow, inexpensive and even edible, the now-celebrated annual bedding ...

Suppose that the wildflower world was planned by God to remind us of the vast differences that exist about us.

Pansy flowers are traditionally seen as symbols of love – both romantic and platonic. In Victorian floriography, pansies ...

Learn how to make your own DIY wild pansy salve recipe! This is one of my favorite recipes for smooth, soft skin, and it uses beautiful flowers you probably have at home! Known for its soothing ...

Pansy Viola Simmons, age 92, of Carlisle, passed away December 15, 2010. She was born April 27, 1918 in Lonoke County. Viola was preceded in death by her husband of 69 years, Wils Simmons; a son ...

Pansy and Viola flowers are edible, and you can decorate cookiesand cheese cake, even salads with the flowers. A handful of flowersfloating in a big punch bowl looks very inviting.

A favourite plant of many people is the pansy. The patterns on the flowers often resemble little faces. The pansy is a versatile plant and during the cooler months of the year thrives in sun or ...

I suppose you have already picked your pansies for the winter garden. But if you are not a fan of the viola clan, know they are among the longest blooming annuals that money can buy. They should be… ...

Whether it's known as a pansy, viola or even violetta, flowering plants in the Viola genus are classic cool-season annuals; plants that can tolerate light frosts and continue blooming until ...