A pansy that sprawls instead of mounding, spreading across hanging baskets and spilling over pot edges with low-maintenance ease. The trailing habit makes it useful for window boxes or tucked into the front of beds where you want color to cascade rather than stand upright.

Plant it in cool weather—fall through spring—and it'll keep flowering through mild snaps. Give it decent light and soil that doesn't dry to dust, and you won't need to fuss with it much at all.