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Pansies are such a wonderful hardy early spring flower that even a high-society girl with little gardening experience like Paris Hilton could keep them flourishing. Pansies were first cultivated in the 1800s when gardeners in Northern Europe began crossing a wild flower called Heartsease, or viola tricolor, with a few different varieties of violets. This produced a larger, bolder flower that we now call the pansy. The term pansy comes from the French word "pensee," which means "thought" or "remembrance." It's three colors, purple, white, and yellow, were once believed to stand for memories, loving thoughts, and souvenirs-three items that could surely soothe the aching heart of lovers who could not be together. The pansy is an excellent choice for planting in the six or so weeks before the weather is warm enough for summer flowers. They can survive light frost and even a little snow. However, they can't do so for very long, so you will need to be a bit conservative and avoid planting them on the first warm day. Instead, try to wait until the weather is fairly consistently warmer, such as when your tulips and daffodils begin to poke their heads above the ground. In fact, pansies are a fabulous filler for your flower beds that can be planted among your tulips and other early spring bulb plants. When you set out to purchase your pansies, look for smaller plants that are compact and have lots of buds. Don't choose the biggest, brightest flowers in the display. The smaller ones will survive transplanting better than those that are in full bloom. Plant them in rich soil that stays moist easily. You'll need to water them about once per week and feed them every two weeks with a fertilizer developed for garden flowers. At maturity, your pansies will be about nine inches tall and bear beautiful flowers that are up to three inches in diameter. 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