Violet
Viola odorataA native perennial flower. Adapted to woods and pasture. The purple flowers are edible and plant is medicinal. Make sure your spring salads include violets. Grows exceedingly well in hard bark much as a companion with bush fruit such as blueberries, elderberries and currants. Will bloom with yellow flowering Crandall American black currant and most early bulbs such as daffodils and tulips.
| Plant Characteristics | |
|---|---|
| Pest Resistance | Excellent |
| Disease Resistance | Excellent |
| Drought Tolerance | Good |
| Heat Tolerance | Fair |
| Humidity Tolerance | Very Good |
| Sun Tolerance | Good |
| Wet Soil Tolerance | Fair |
| Shade Tolerance | Very Good |
| No Spray | Excellent |
| Salt Tolerance | Poor |
| Fun for Kids | Good |
| Deer Resistance | Poor |
| Thorns | No |
| Soil Type | Adaptable |
| Self Fertile | Yes |
| this information is accurate to the best of our knowledge, comments/opinions are always welcome | |
Sorry, but at the current time we do not have a care guide for Violet or it is still in one of the boxes from the old site and hasn't been unpacked yet. Sorry for any inconvenience.
