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[su_posts posts_per_page=”1″ tax_term=”2703″ order=”desc” orderby=”rand”] Furthermore, what does a Johnny Jump Up look like?
Grandma’s Johnny Jump Ups. Also known as Heart’s Ease, these dainty little flowers look like jaunty miniature pansies with pretty flower faces of deep violet, mauve, yellow and white. Johnny Jump Ups blossoms are edible with a mild wintergreen flavor and make tasty garnishes and decorations.
Beside above, are Johnny Jump Ups invasive? Tiny pansy flowers, called Johnny–Jump–Ups, survive easily for me, becoming a bit invasive in my flower beds. New, beautiful ‘Columbine’ and ‘Etain’ violas, listed as perennial, not annual, flowers are hardy to Zone 4.
Herein, how do you care for a Johnny Jump Up?
Care of Johnny Jump Ups. Keep johnny jump up flowers watered but don’t let the soil get soggy. Pinch off dead flowers and stem ends to encourage bushier growth and more bloom production. Once the season is over, dig up the dead greenery and replant the bed for next year.
How did Johnny jump ups get their name?
Johnny–jump–up Gallery The name “pansy” derives from the French word pensée, an association used by Ophelia in Shakespeare’s Hamlet: “and there is pansies, that’s for thoughts.”3 Darker forms, including types with nearly black petals, such as “Black Violet” and “Bowle’s Black,” were selected by the late 19th century.