Has ovate to oblong, mid-green, toothed leaves. Bears tiny (10-15mm), spurred, creamy col...Read Moreoured flowers with a yellow eye and black whiskers. Occasionally you might find a blue-violet or a cream flushed blue-violet flower.
Flowers April to November
Loves a well-drained soil in sun or light shade but needs shade during the hottest part of the day or in hot climates.
This is considered a weed of arable land here in England and can often be seen flowering in the headlands of arable fields, if you look closely enough that is. Don't expect a showy plant, this isn't the chap to wow the neighbours with ... unless you give them a magnifying glass! The flower is about as large as the nail on your little finger.
A true annual Viola from Europe.
Has ovate to oblong, mid-green, toothed leaves. Bears tiny (10-15mm), spurred, creamy col...Read More
Small, pretty Viola species, with dainty yellow flowers. Self-seeds.