Little faces, big personality. Early to flower and tough through hard freezes.
Sorbet flowers among the earliest, holds through hard freezes, and stays short and finished in the pack from early fall sales deep into winter.
Bi-color Jump Ups, classic dark-eyed blotches, clean clear tones, one-of-a-kind specialty colors, and ready-made mixes, all on the same tight, freeze-tough plant with the same early timing. It is one of the widest color ranges in violas, built for coordinated benches and mixed programs. ColorMax, listed at the end, puts pansy-size faces on a tough little viola for beds that read bold from the curb.


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Sorbet Jump Ups put two colors on every little face. Among the earliest to flower, they hold through hard freezes and stay short and finished in the pack from early fall deep into winter.








The classic dark-eyed viola look in colors that stay bright and uniform whether it is cooling off or warming up. One of the widest color ranges in violas, built for coordinated benches.








Clean single tones for blocking beds, edging walks, and filling planters with one bold color at a time. Every color on the same tight timing, early to flower and freeze tough.









Colors shoppers have not seen before: fire tones, honey golds, glowing midnights, cool Delft blues, soft pink halos, and the wild dark veining of Tiger Eye, all on the same tight, freeze-tough Sorbet plant.








Ready-made blends, from warm harvest tones to cool ocean blues. Each mix blooms together on Sorbet timing, so every flat leaves the bench looking full and finished.






Pansy-size faces on a tough little viola. Beds read bold from the curb on plants that take heat at planting, shrug off frost, and bloom hard all cool season.


















