AcquaGarden Outdoor Plants Gnome and Toadstool pot with Viola Plants
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AcquaGarden Outdoor Plants Gnome and Toadstool pot with Viola Plants
AcquaGarden Outdoor Plants Viola 'Delf Blue'

Gnome and Toadstool pot with Viola Plants

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This adorable Gnome and Toadstool Pot brings whimsical woodland charm together with the bright, cheerful beauty of a viola plant. Pre-planted and ready to display, it makes a delightful festive gift or compact decoration for homes and offices.

The viola offers vibrant winter-season flowers with delicate petals that brighten even the smallest spaces. Paired with the festive gnome and toadstool pot, this makes a standout mini arrangement perfect for Christmas gifting and winter décor.

What’s Included

  • 1 x Gnome and Toadstool Pot (10cm x 10cm x 10cm)

  • 1 x Viola Plant (9cm pot, pre-planted)

Further Details

  • Pot Material: Ceramic pot
  • Pot Size: 10cm width x 10cm height. Width with Gnome: 15cm Height with Gnome: 15cm. 

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Care Information

Sunlight Bright, cool light; prefers indirect or gentle morning sun
Position Cool bright indoor spot in winter; can move outdoors in spring
Soil Free-draining compost; keep soil evenly moist but not waterlogged
Planting Time Year round indoors; outdoors in early spring
Moisture Moderate; do not allow soil to fully dry out
Hardiness Hardy outdoors in cool weather; protect from frost when potted indoors
Growth Rate Medium
Spacing Not required for single potted plant
Height and Spread 10–15cm tall x 10–15cm spread
Annual or Perennial Perennial (often grown as an annual or biennial)
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Frequently Asked Questions

1. How much sunlight do violas need?

Violas prefer full sun to partial shade, especially cooler morning sun to keep blooms vibrant.

2. How often should I water violas?

Water when the top soil feels dry. Keep soil consistently moist, as violas don’t tolerate drying out.

3. Do violas bloom all year?

They bloom mainly in spring and autumn. In hot summers, flowering slows but returns when temperatures cool.

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