Edible Pansy Seeds Viola Tricolor
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Garden Pocket Edible Pansy Seeds Viola Tricolor — grow your own edible flowers and turn salads, cocktails and desserts into small works of art. Viola tricolor, also known as wild pansy, is one of Europe's best-known edible flowers, with velvety petals in purple, white and yellow.
The taste is mild and green-fresh with a slight sweet note — ideal as an edible garnish. Pro chefs love pansies for both their look and their delicate flavour, which sits harmoniously in salads, soups, quark, cream cheese, sandwiches, ice cubes, cocktails and pastries. Folk medicine also attributes anti-inflammatory properties to the plant.
Pansies are easy to care for and thrive in beds and balcony boxes alike. A single seed packet brings many plants that continuously produce new flowers from spring to autumn.
- Viola Tricolor (wild pansy) seeds
- Garden Pocket packaging
- When: Sow from March to September
- Substrate: Loose, nutrient-rich soil in pot or bed
- Sow: Scatter seeds on the surface, barely cover (light germinator)
- Moisten: Spray evenly with bottle
- Location: Partial shade to sunny, cooler areas preferred
- Harvest: Pick flowers continuously to encourage more blooms
- Use only flowers from your own growing, never sprayed ones from the florist
- Pick flowers in early morning, keep cool, process as fresh as possible
- For salads: whole flowers or individual petals
- For ice cubes: place flower in mould, fill with water, freeze — a beautiful eye-catcher in drinks
- For pastries: candy with egg white and sugar for edible cake decoration
- Lovely gift for hobby cooks, foodies and garden friends
- Variety: Viola Tricolor (wild pansy)
- Use: edible flowers
- Taste: mild, slightly sweet, green-fresh
- Flowering: spring to autumn
- Made in Spain
What's in the packet? Viola Tricolor seeds, also known as wild pansy, in Garden Pocket packaging. One packet gives you many plants.
When and how do I sow the seeds? You can sow from March to September. Scatter the seeds on the surface of loose, nutrient-rich soil and barely cover them, as they need light to germinate. Then moisten evenly with a spray bottle.
Do I need a garden for this? No, the plants thrive in beds and balcony boxes alike. Choose a spot from partial shade to sunny, with cooler locations preferred.
What do the flowers taste like and what do they go with? The taste is mild and green-fresh with a slight sweet note. The flowers work in salads, soups, quark, cream cheese, sandwiches, ice cubes, cocktails and pastries.
When do the pansies flower and how do I harvest them? They bloom from spring to autumn. Pick the flowers continuously to encourage new blooms, ideally in the early morning, then keep them cool.
Can I eat flowers from the florist instead of my own? No. Use only flowers from your own growing, never sprayed ones from the florist.
Garden Pocket is a Spanish family business from Murcia that has been developing growing and garden kits since 2013. What started with the idea of growing edible mushrooms on coffee grounds has evolved into a varied range: seed tins, cork growing pots, hydroponic sets and urban mini-gardens for every household — regardless of space or experience. Garden Pocket stands for ecological materials, tested organic seeds and the mission to bring the joy of home growing into every home.
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