Most people call this a Viola; Johnny Jump Up is a common name; they are popular these days in the nursery trade. Pansies are also in the genus Viola, as are violets. This is perhaps Viola tricolor.

I totally get your excitement. I have a few citrus trees started from seeds years ago - lemon, key lime, grapefruit, and satsuma orange - some of which are pushing 4 feet tall but none have flowered... yet. I'm sure when they do I'll be gushing on here just like you. Congrats! Make sure squirrels stay the hell away from them - they will pull every little fruit off they can when they are small. It seems like once they are golf-ball sized squirrels then leave them alone. I have lost entire treefulls of lemons, oranges and grapefruit to the stinkin' squirrels.

Dawn, I didn't paint these! They were a gift from a friend, but would be easy enough to paint a similar design on something I guess. You gals are so great--didn't even make me feel stupid for not realizing that I should try charging the battery. It didn't shut itself off or even warn me that it was low--until I'd taken the pics of my dogs that is. OA, my son says that if I'm going to leave my cake tin out on the counter, it should be hiding a dessert--so that whoever picks it up won't be disappointed like he was! LOL Jane, I'm guilty of all those sayings too, and DD you are so right about not worrying about it until the dessert is all gone! LOL Nana and Punk, I'm glad you enjoyed them too--I love the pastels colors, but especially love the sayings which really made me smile.

Oh, gosh, thank you so much angie. I can't believe you found it for me. I'm so appreciative. Thanks everyone else too for your suggestions. This is such a great forum....and prairie girl...there are lots of cool modern/classic fabrics on the link angie provided. They are gorgeous.