| Common Name: Labrador Violet, Alpine Violet Family: Violaceae Genus: Viola Species: labradorica
Characteristics of Plant
A charming little plant that is great for shady or semi shady spots. This woodland type plant can be planted in gardens, containers or in borders as well.
It is a low-growing edible perennial that has heart-shaped leaves and bright lavender flowers that bloom from April to May.
Collecting seed from this plant is hard to do. It is best to divide plants up into smaller seedlings and keep potted up until they are big enough to be planted in garden.
| Life Cycle
Perennial
Zone Hardiness up to
Zone 2
Zone 3
Zone 4
Zone 5
Zone 6
Zone 7
Zone 8
Endangered Species
No
Heirloom
No
When to Sow Seed
Early Spring
Germination Temperature
50-60 F
Seed Sowing Depth
Lay on top of soil
Seed Needs Light to Germinate
Yes
Sun Exposure
Part Sun/ Part Shade
Shade
Plant Height
10 - 12 inches
Plant Form
Spreading
Blooms
Yes
Bloom Form
Above Foliage
Flower Color
Purple
Nutritional Needs
Moist
Fertile
Yes
Reproduces By
Seed
Cutting Flower
No
Additional Uses
Containers
Borders
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