Park’s Whopper Yellow Pansy Seeds

Can you believe these blooms reach 4 inches across?
Park’s Whopper Pansies flourish equally well in spring or fall, and are very long-blooming.
Genus: Viola
Variety: Park’s Whopper Yellow
Item Form: (P) Pkt of 25 seeds
Bloom Start to End: Early Fall – Early Spring
Habit: Upright
Seeds Per Pack: 25
Plant Height: 6 in – 8 in
Plant Width: 8 in – 10 in
Bloom Size: 4 in
Additional Characteristics: Cool Season, Flower
Bloom Color: Yellow
Bloom Season: Spring
Light Requirements: Full Sun
Resistance: Cold Hardy
Season Of Interest: Fall, Spring, Winter
Soil Tolerance: Normal,  loamy
Uses: Beds, Containers, Ornamental, Outdoor

At last, a Pansy as tough as its Viola cousins! Park’s Whopper is an all-season, large-flowered, weather-resistant delight, with bold color and a “never say die” attitude that is destined to make it a garden classic!

These radiant yellow blooms reach up to 4 inches wide, with the largest flowers occurring in the coolest weather. The petals are much thicker than those of most other Pansies, which helps them to stand up to wind, rain, and chill. The stems are also more substantial, less likely to snap in an unseasonable gust. These flowers won’t be caught flopping!

Park’s Whopper reaches just 6 to 8 inches high and about 8 to 10 inches wide, but packs a lot of color into such a small package. And you can put Whopper into containers as easily as the sunny garden ? it looks great tumbling out of windowboxes or crowning flowerpots with bright color!

Many Pansies are happier in either spring or fall, but Park’s Whopper flourishes equally well in both cool seasons, lasting far into winter in warm climates and peeking at the first weeks of summer in cooler locales. For long-season, weather-tough, colorful beauty, you just can’t find a better Pansy anywhere!

If you like bright yellow, you must try the other colors in the series: purple, white, red, and blue. There’s even a mix of all 5 colors! Design your own color pattern or create a bright riot of shades!

This low-growing Pansy complements most spring blooming bulbs as well as annual and perennial plants. In fall, it makes a fine companion to Mums, Snapdragons, and Violas.

Like most Pansies, Park’s Whopper can be planted out in fall to winter over in mild climates, or set out in spring from sowing indoors. It thrives in sun to partial shade and moist, well-drained soil. Pkt is 25 seeds.