Endless Flirtation Bush Violet

Endless Flirtation is a patented bush violet grown for a profusion of clear white, star-shaped flowers above green foliage. The compact mound is especially useful for bringing reliable color to shaded containers and beds, and the breeder describes flowering from planting until frost with little seed set. ## Garden use Grow it in part shade to shade, including sheltered hanging baskets, patio pots, and the front of a woodland-edge border. Proven Winners lists it for USDA zones 9a–10b; in colder climates it is generally used as a warm-season annual. The mounded form combines well with foliage plants and other shade annuals. ## Size and growing conditions Production guidance gives a mature height of 12–16 inches and a spread of 10–14 inches. Container conditions and growing conditions can produce broader plants; leave room for the spreading mound. Use average, well-drained mix and steady moderate moisture. Browallia appreciates warmth and shade; full, direct sun can stress the plant, especially in hot weather. The [Proven Winners cultivar profile](https://www.provenwinners.com/plants/browallia/endless-flirtation-bush-violet-browallia) provides current size and care guidance, and the [patent](https://patents.google.com/patent/USPP19822P3/en) confirms the exact UNHBR18 white-flowered cultivar. ## Maintenance Water when the upper mix begins to dry and let excess water drain freely. Do not over-fertilize. Deadheading is not needed for continued bloom; remove tired stems only to keep the plant tidy.