Violas bloom through fall and winter when most color has packed up and left—these small, cheerful faces tolerate cold snaps that would knock out tender annuals. Fire Sorbet brings warm orange and red tones to a season that often feels colorless, and flowers keep coming through mild spells and even light freezes.

Plant now through November for continuous color through spring. They're low and spreading, so they work equally well edging a bed, filling in around shrubs, or tucking into pots on the porch where you'll see them every day.