Pansy Punch 'Yellow Purple Wing' | Viola × wittrockiana

Pansy Punch 'Yellow Purple Wing' | Viola × wittrockianaAdd a burst of sunshine and drama to your garden with the Pansy Punch Yellow Purple Wing. Each bloom shines in bright golden yellow petals, dramatically accented by deep purple wing markings that create a striking contrast. In Cape Towns Mediterranean climate, pansies thrive in the cooler months (autumn through spring, April October), offering reliable colour when many other plants fade. Perfect for pots, borders, window boxes, and mass plantings,

Add a burst of sunshine and drama to your garden with the Pansy Punch Yellow Purple Wing. Each bloom shines in bright golden-yellow petals, dramatically accented by deep purple wing markings that create a striking contrast. In Cape Town’s Mediterranean climate, pansies thrive in the cooler months (autumn through spring, April-October), offering reliable colour when many other plants fade. Perfect for pots, borders, window boxes, and mass plantings, this bedding favourite brings cheerful faces and bold tones to every corner of your outdoor space.  It's a splash of joy and artistry, designed to keep your garden glowing with personality and warmth through the cooler seasons.

Why You’ll Love It

• Golden-yellow blooms with bold purple wing markings.
• Provides reliable colour in Cape Town’s cooler seasons.
• Compact size ideal for pots, borders, and window boxes.
• Easy-care bedding plant with long-lasting flowers.
• Perfect for cheerful mass planting or mixed seasonal displays.

Plant & Care

Plant in well-draining, compost-enriched soil in a sunny to semi-shaded spot. Water regularly to keep soil moist, especially during dry spells. Deadhead spent flowers to encourage continuous blooming. Pansies thrive in Cape Town’s cool autumn and winter, making them the perfect choice for seasonal colour.

Did You Know?

Pansies are symbols of thoughtfulness and remembrance, their name derived from the French word pensée, meaning “thought.” With their cheerful faces and long flowering season, they’ve been beloved in gardens for centuries as a reminder of joy, resilience, and the beauty of simple pleasures.