wild violet
Small woodland bloom
Wild violet is any of various violet species that grow without cultivation, spreading freely in lawns, meadows, and woodland edges.
The heart-shaped leaves and small purple, blue, or white flowers appear in early spring.
Gardeners often consider them weeds for their aggressive spread, though others welcome them as ground cover: The yard was carpeted with wild violets.
- violaMidrange bowed instrument
- purpleHue between crimson and azure
- purple hazeViolet-tinted atmospheric conditions
- wildflowerUncultivated flowering plant
- meadowGrassy field for grazing
woodland · woodland floor · petals · spring · delicate · heartsease · fragrant · bloom · native · groundcover · edible · edible flowers · shade · dainty · perennial · lavender · nectar · butterfly
- wildflowersblack-eyed Susan, black-eyed Susans, daisy, buttercup, bluebonnets
- foraged greensdandelion greens, lamb's quarters, purslane, chickweed, nettle
- Violetsviola, pansy, heartsease, Johnny-jump-up
- weedsdandelion, crabgrass, thistle, nettles, ragweed
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