English: Viola cornuta is a very cute little flower that blooms all winter long.

Key Viola cornuta facts

Name – Viola cornuta Family – Violaceae Type – perennial

Height – 3 to 6 inches (10 to 20 cm) Exposure – full sun Soil – ordinary

Foliage: evergreen Flowering: depends on variety: spring to summer or fall & winter → early spring

Here is how to grow these nice ground cover flowers for year-long blooming.

Planting viola cornuta Planting viola cornuta Planting viola cornutaPlanting of viola cornuta purchased in pots or containers is best done anytime in fall, and even up to the beginning of spring.

Sow in a nursery from June-July onwards, up until September.

It is highly recommended to transplant first to a nursery pot and then again to the ground in the following fall.

In any case, keep a distance of about 6 inches (15 cm) between each viola cornuta.

A major advantage of viola cornuta is that it is self-sowing so it will bloom back repeatedly over time.