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Quicktime™ Blue Viola

Viola cornuta Quicktime™ Blue PAS1305304

A compact, mounded Viola cornuta selection with blue flowers and a yellow eye, flowering in spring and autumn.

Plant Type
Annuals
Width
6-8 In.
Height
6-8 In.
USDA hardiness zone
3 - 8
Sun requirements
Full Sun, Part Shade
Water requirements
Moist, Well-drained
Plant developer
Ball

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About Quicktime™ Blue Viola

Quicktime™ Blue is a Viola cornuta selection with blue flowers, a yellow eye, and a compact, mounded form. The Chicago Botanic Garden profile describes flowering in spring and autumn cool weather and records a six-inch garden height and spread. [Chicago Botanic Garden Quicktime Blue]() ## Garden Uses Plant it in borders, containers, or bedding where the low form and blue-and-yellow flowers can be enjoyed close up. The RHS also lists horned violet for edging and ground cover, giving it options for seasonal planting in small spaces. [RHS Viola cornuta profile]() ## Growing Conditions Provide full sun and moist, well-drained soil; species guidance also allows part shade and humusy soil. Horned violet grows in chalk, clay, loam, and sand. NC State describes rapid growth, green leaves, and spring flowering, while the exact Quicktime profile records blooms again in autumn. [NC State horned violet profile]() ## Maintenance Deadhead faded flowers to encourage more buds. After a strong flush, cut plants back if you want to promote another round of flowering as cooler weather returns. Keep beds weeded while plants establish, and check foliage for slugs, snails, or fungal leaf problems.