Description
Viola Beaconsfield bears distinctive purple-to-white bicolored flowers above compact green foliage, typically growing 4–10 inches tall and wide.
Growing in Alabama and the Southeast
For Alabama gardens, plant violas in fall for color through cool months and into spring. Give full sun in winter or morning sun with afternoon shade as temperatures rise. Use fertile, well-drained soil and water regularly without leaving roots soggy. Remove faded blooms to encourage more flowers; flowering naturally slows as late-spring heat arrives.
