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Common Blue Violet, Viola sororia HRSeeds
The Viola Purple, Viola sororia or Viola papilionacea is a highly variable wildflower is the earliest violet to bloom in the spring and can be found in woodlands, meadows and even lawns. It can be distinguished from the many other species of violets because only the two side petals are "bearded" (having a row of white hairs) and the lower petal is longer. Most species are found in the temperate Northern Hemisphere. Some Viola species are perennial plants. In horticulture the term "pansy" is normally used for those multi-coloured, large-flowered cultivars.The terms "viola" and "violet" are normally reserved for small-flowered annuals or perennialsViola reichenbachiana. 60-70 days.
The Viola Purple, Viola sororia or Viola papilionacea is a highly variable wildflower is the earliest violet to bloom in the spring and can be found in woodlands, meadows and even lawns. It can be distinguished from the many other species of violets because only the two side petals are "bearded" (having a row of white hairs) and the lower petal is longer. Most species are found in the temperate Northern Hemisphere. Some Viola species are perennial plants. In horticulture the term "pansy" is normally used for those multi-coloured, large-flowered cultivars.The terms "viola" and "violet" are normally reserved for small-flowered annuals or perennialsViola reichenbachiana. 60-70 days.
The Viola Purple, Viola sororia or Viola papilionacea is a highly variable wildflower is the earliest violet to bloom in the spring and can be found in woodlands, meadows and even lawns. It can be distinguished from the many other species of violets because only the two side petals are "bearded" (having a row of white hairs) and the lower petal is longer. Most species are found in the temperate Northern Hemisphere. Some Viola species are perennial plants. In horticulture the term "pansy" is normally used for those multi-coloured, large-flowered cultivars.The terms "viola" and "violet" are normally reserved for small-flowered annuals or perennialsViola reichenbachiana. 60-70 days.

Common Blue Violet (Seeds)

Viola sororia

The Common Blue Violet, Viola sororia or Viola papilionacea is a highly variable wildflower. It is the earliest violet to bloom in the spring and can be found in woodlands, meadows and even lawns. Also known as the common meadow violet, hooded violet, lesbian flower, wood violet and woolly blue violet, the leaves of the common blue violet are important food for caterpillars of fritillary butterflies. These also are favored foods of a variety of wildlife from deer to rabbits to white-footed mice. Most species are found in the temperate Northern Hemisphere. Some Viola species are perennial plants. In horticulture the term "pansy" is normally used for those multi colored, large flowered cultivars. The terms "viola" and "violet" are normally reserved for small-flowered annuals or perennials. 60-70 days.

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Here is the Common Blue Violet, Viola sororia root stock. This portion of the listing is for the root tubers and not seeds. These roots can be broken up into little pieces and they will all sprout! The roots can also be buried very very deep 18+ inches an will still put shoots to the surface. These are native to Pennsylvania and most of the north east. During the winter this item will not be available but in spring and summer you can buy the roots. Common Blue Violet is only available in the USA.
Here is the Common Blue Violet, Viola sororia root stock. This portion of the listing is for the root tubers and not seeds. These roots can be broken up into little pieces and they will all sprout! The roots can also be buried very very deep 18+ inches an will still put shoots to the surface. These are native to Pennsylvania and most of the north east. During the winter this item will not be available but in spring and summer you can buy the roots. Common Blue Violet is only available in the USA.
Here is the Common Blue Violet, Viola sororia root stock. This portion of the listing is for the root tubers and not seeds. These roots can be broken up into little pieces and they will all sprout! The roots can also be buried very very deep 18+ inches an will still put shoots to the surface. These are native to Pennsylvania and most of the north east. During the winter this item will not be available but in spring and summer you can buy the roots. Common Blue Violet is only available in the USA.
Here is the Common Blue Violet, Viola sororia root stock. This portion of the listing is for the root tubers and not seeds. These roots can be broken up into little pieces and they will all sprout! The roots can also be buried very very deep 18+ inches an will still put shoots to the surface. These are native to Pennsylvania and most of the north east. During the winter this item will not be available but in spring and summer you can buy the roots. Common Blue Violet is only available in the USA.
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Common Blue Violet (Roots)

Viola sororia

Here is the Common Blue Violet, Viola sororia root stock. This portion of the listing is for the root tubers and not seeds. These roots can be broken up into little pieces and they will all sprout! The roots can also be buried very very deep 18+ inches an will still put shoots to the surface. These are native to Pennsylvania and most of the north east. During the winter this item will not be available but in spring and summer you can buy the roots. Common Blue Violet is only available in the USA.

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