Viola riviniana - Wikipedia
Viola canina (heath dog violet) – clear blue flowers; narrower leaves; smaller teeth on the stipules. Viola palustris (marsh violet) – found in wet places; leaves are kidney-shaped; grows from underground creeping stems; dark-veined flowers; stipules without teeth.
Common dog-violet - The Wildlife Trusts
Our most familiar wild violet, the Common dog-violet can be spotted in a range of habitats from woodland to grassland, hedgerows to pastures. Its pansy-like, purple flowers appear from April to June.
Dog violet (Viola riviniana) - Woodland Trust
Dog violets are small, perennial flowers which grow up to 15 centimetres in height. Leaves: heart-shaped and dark green in colour. Flowers: five striking purple petals that overlap each other slightly, with a white centre. The bottom-most petal has darker purple detail.
Common Dog-violet (Viola riviniana) - nativetreesfromseed.com
Learn how to identify Dog Violet with our comprehensive guide. Discover key features, habitat, and tips for recognizing Dog Violet in the wild.
Common Dog-violet - NatureSpot
Dog-violet. Description. Low to short plant. Leaves heart shaped, long stalked. Flowers deep bluish-purple 14 to 25 mm not scented. Spur rather stout, whitish or pale purple, often upcurved, notched or furrowed towards the tip. Similar Species. Viola reichenbachiana and Viola odorata. Identification difficulty.
Viola labradorica — American dog violet, Labrador violet - Go …
American dog violet is an attractive violet that is much touted in the horticulture trade, due perhaps in part to its long blooming season. However, recent study of the genus by New England Wild Flower Society indicates that the species sold is …
Viola riviniana - Common Dog-violet - First Nature
With long-stalked heart-shaped leaves, which are either hairless or only slightly downy, Common Dog-violets produce flowers 15 to 25mm across which range in colour from almost pure blue to deep violet.
Common Dog Violet Plant - WildflowerWeb
The Common Violet is a low-growing herbaceous plant that typically grows to a height of around 4-10 cm. It has a compact rosette of leaves that are medium to dark green in color and have a slightly hairy texture. The leaves are heart-shaped with scalloped edges and are typically 5 …
Common Dog-violet, Viola riviniana: Spring herbage.
Common Dog-violet, Viola riviniana, is the most common violet in the UK and provides some useful herbage for a wild salad. The leaves have a pleasant flavour with only a little bitterness and making it a wild food worth picking up as you forage, particularly in the spring.
Viola riviniana | common dog violet Herbaceous Perennial/RHS
common dog violet. a mat-forming rhizomatous perennial with ovate, heart-shaped leaves and violet flowers with a pale spur, in late spring and early summer.