Viola adunca (Western Blue Violet) - Gardenia
WEBNative to eastern and western North America, Viola adunca (Western Blue Violet) is a low-growing, spreading perennial forming a neat clump of heart-shaped, dark green leaves.
Viola adunca - Wikipedia
WEBViola adunca is a species of violet known by the common names hookedspur violet, early blue violet, sand violet, and western dog violet. It is native to meadows and forests of western North America, Canada, and the northern contiguous United States.
Viola: Native Violets - Portland Nursery
WEBViola adunca: Early Blue Violets. Low-growing, with more triangular leaves and bright blue to blue-violet flowers, V. adunca prefers shade to dappled sun and moist soil, but is adaptable to a much wider variety of settings, thriving in …
Viola Adunca Growing And Care Guide - The Garden Magazine
WEBSep 23, 2022 — Western Dog Violet, also known as Viola adunca, is a low-growing, sprawling perennial that is native to both eastern and western North America. It forms a tidy bunch of heart-shaped, dark green leaves.
Early Blue Violet | native wildflowers for sale | Native ...
WEBEarly Blue Violet (Viola Adunca) is a beautiful groundcover, vegetable, and wildflower. Its edible blue-purple flowers and heart-shaped leaves are a native food source in the west.
Viola adunca - WNPS
WEBA blue flowered violet that grows from slender rhizomes and is stemless in the early season, later grow upright stem. At a glance. Height: Up to 4 inches (10 cm). Growth Form: Herb. Stems: Usually stemless in early part of season, later developing aerial stems.
Viola adunca | Early Blue Violet | Wildflowers of the Pacific ...
WEBEarly Blue Violet. Branched stem from hairy rhizomes. Round to oval leaves to 2 in. long. Pale to deep violet flowers with a white patch, purple veins at the base of lower 3 petals. Veins are visible to bees in the ultraviolet as nectar guides.
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