Viola cornuta 'PAS211827' ~ Sorbet™ Yesterday, Today & Tomorrow Viola steward-firefly (2) Photo by Ahmad Fuad

(2) Photo by  Ahmad Fuad Morad

The abundant clusters of highly fragrant tiny flowers that are a deeper 'near red' orange in full sun and soft apricot orange with light shade blooms in fall and continues until early spring

Large panicles of white flattop flower cluster arch from the plant in later spring to summer

Masses of vibrant semi-double flowers with ruffled petals bloom first in mid-spring and continues to rebloom into fall

Viola cornuta 'PAS211827' ~ Sorbet™ Yesterday, Today & Tomorrow Viola steward-firefly (2) Photo by Ahmad FuadSorbet Yesterday, Today & Tomorrow Viola is a hardy compact uniform perennial with tight branches and toothed green heart shaped leaves leaves. The fragrant flowers open that white, transition to light blue then deep blue and have narrow dark blue center streaks near the tiny yellow throat bloom freely from fall through spring in mild winters if deadheaded. Prefers full sun and moist well drained soils. Type: Perennial Height: 0. 75' Spread: 0. 75'