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Wild pansy, Viola tricolor, is a small annual or short-lived perennial native to Europe and parts of western Asia. Its flowers commonly combine violet, blue, yellow, and white, giving rise to the name heartsease and other traditional names. The species contributed genetically to the cultivated garde...
Sweet white violet, Viola blanda, is a small perennial wildflower native to eastern North America. It bears fragrant white flowers in spring, often with purple markings on the lower petals, and has heart-shaped basal leaves. The plant is associated with moist, shaded habitats such as deciduous woods...
A woodland violet native to eastern North America, one of the few violet species to produce yellow flowers in deciduous forest understories.
Smooth yellow violet is a North American woodland violet often treated as Viola pubescens var. eriocarpa, although some botanical authorities recognize it separately as Viola eriocarpa. It produces yellow spring flowers marked with dark veins and grows in rich deciduous woods and shaded slopes. Comp...
Pale violet (Viola striata), also called striped cream violet, is a perennial member of the violet family native to eastern North America. Its spring flowers are cream-colored or nearly white, with purple veins most visible on the lower petals, and are borne above heart-shaped leaves. It grows in mo...
