Violet – pink – guide & ordering

Viola in pink variety. Beautiful in a bouquet, as a gift or when you want to impress effortlessly.

Pink Violet – A Beautiful Flower for Every Occasion

Violets are classic flowers beloved by many flower enthusiasts. Pink violet is a special variety that combines beauty with elegance. This lovely flower is perfect when you want to give someone a thoughtful gift or simply brighten the day of a loved one. Pink violet has a mild, pleasant fragrance that is not overpowering, making it ideal for both home and office.

Plant Care for Successful Growing

Pink violet is a flower that doesn't require advanced care or expert knowledge. It thrives best with indoor light, so place your violet in a bright spot at home away from direct sunlight. Violets need only a little water – often it's better to give too little than too much. Allow the soil to dry slightly between waterings to prevent rot. Pink violet grows to approximately 15 centimetres in height and thus creates a lovely visual effect in a small vase or flower arrangement.

The Perfect Birthday Gift

Violets are known to be a popular flower for birthdays, and pink violet is especially elegant for this occasion. The colour pink symbolises warmth, gratitude and thoughtfulness – exactly what you want to express when giving a birthday gift. You don't need to go to great lengths to impress – pink violet does the job for you.

Safe for Your Loved Ones

An added bonus with pink violet is that it is not toxic to pets. If you send this beautiful flower to someone with a cat or dog, you don't need to worry about the safety of their pet. Pink violet is also perfect during the winter months when colourful flowers are especially welcome at home. Whether you want to send a violet for a special occasion or simply give a surprise, pink violet is a choice you can never go wrong with.

Quick facts – Violet – Pink

Colour
pink
Latin name
Viola
Type
wildflower
Flowering
april-june
Light
partial shade
Water
moderate
Height
10-20 cm
Scent
mild
Toxic to pets
no
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FAQ about Violet – Pink

What kind of soil suits violets best?
Violets thrive in well-drained, humus-rich soil with a pH of 6.0-7.0. The soil should be moisture-retentive but not wet, so add compost or well-rotted manure to improve the structure. Avoid heavy clay that waterlogs.
How often should violets be watered?
Keep the soil evenly moist, especially in dry spells. Check with your finger, as the soil should feel slightly moist a few centimetres down. Water in the morning and keep the leaves dry to reduce the risk of fungal disease.
Do violets need pruning?
Violets need no real pruning, but deadheading prolongs flowering. If you want the plant to spread, leave some flowers to set seed. Runners can be cut off if the plant spreads too much.
Which pests and diseases can affect violets?
Aphids and red spider mite can attack in warm, dry weather, and slugs like the leaves. Grey mould and leaf spot can occur in high humidity and poor air circulation, so keep the leaves dry and give the plants space.
Are violets hardy?
Most garden violets, such as the sweet violet, are hardy perennials that need no winter protection and come back every spring. Plants in pots should be protected from hard frost or moved to a sheltered spot.

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