Perennial Viola Johnny Jump Up Flower Seeds

Outsidepride Seed Source, LLC, a family-owned business, remains committed to its roots as a leader in the seed industry. The company offers a wide range of seeds, including Clovers, Cover Crops, Deer Food, Flowers, Herbs, Ornamentals, Ground Cover for Lawns, Pasture, and more. Proudly one of the top seed companies in the U.S., Outsidepride is dedicated to providing the finest seeds at the best prices and continuing its tradition of excellence.

The company's story began when Troy Hake, a high school teacher, started selling seeds online with his wife to earn extra income. Their idea grew into a multi-million dollar company, providing a wide range of lawn and garden products.

Outsidepride's products stand out due to their high germination rates and very low to 0.00% unwanted plants and crop content. The company offers bulk package sizes at great prices, ensuring top-quality seeds and lawn care products.

The team at Outsidepride loves selling seeds to improve their customers' landscapes. Their high-quality products enhance gardens across the U.S., catering to all gardening needs. The company offers over 2,000 types of seeds, including Cover Crops, Deer Food, Garden Flowers & Wild Flowers, Ornamental & Native Grasses, Pasture Grasses & Legumes, Herb Seeds, Microgreens, and more.

One of the popular products from Outsidepride is the Johnny Jump-up (Viola Tricolor) wildflower. These delightful little flowers bring charm and grace to any summer landscape. They grow easily from Viola seeds and even self-sow, without being invasive. Johnny Jump-up wildflowers have been around for centuries, native to the mountains of Spain and France, and are found growing in many temperate regions of the world.

Johnny Jump-up wildflowers typically bloom in the spring, fade during the hot summer, and often return with a new flush of flowers in the fall. They have tri-colored blooms of purple, yellow, and white, resembling mini-pansies. These perennial flowers thrive in USDA Zones 3-9, growing up to 6 inches tall.

Sowing Johnny Jump-up seeds directly outdoors in early spring or fall is recommended. The tiny Viola seeds should be covered with no more than 1/16 inch of soil, with seedlings thinned to 6 inches apart. Johnny Jump-up plants prefer moist, rich soil but are adaptable to a wide range of soil types. Depending on the climate, they can grow in full sun to full shade, and trimming them back during the summer can encourage more blooms in the fall.

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