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1. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Purple_VioletsPurple Violets - Wikipedia

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   Purple Violets is a 2007 American independent romantic comedy film written and directed by Edward Burns, who also co-stars. It is set in lower Manhattan , about four friends from college who unexpectedly meet again after twelve years apart.

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3. www.imdb.com › title › tt0491109Purple Violets (2007) - IMDb

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   Feb 20, 2009 · Purple Violets is a 2007 film by Edward Burns about four friends who reconnect after twelve years and face their unfulfilled dreams and desires. The film stars Selma Blair, Debra Messing, Edward Burns and others, and was the first to debut on iTunes Store.

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   • Genre: Comedy, Drama, Romance

   • Director: Edward Burns
   • Release Date: 2009-02-20

4. gardenerspath.com › plants › flowers39 of the Best Violet Varieties | Gardener’s Path

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   • Delta. Delicate in bloom but bold in color, the Delta™ series (V. x wittrockiana) is a hybrid likely to suit any pansy grower’s fancy. You can find these two-inch tricolored blooms in signature colors including ‘Pure Lemon,’ ‘Pure Red,’ ‘Orange Blotch,’ and ‘Neon Violet.’
   • Halloween II. A huge, inky-black bloom, ‘Halloween II’ (V. x wittrockiana) makes a perfect addition to your October decor. It’s hardy to Zones 4-10 and spreads its delicious spookiness in an eight- to 10-inch mound.
   • Mammoth. With three- to four-inch flowers, the Mammoth series (V. x wittrockiana) truly earns its name. The large, flat, tricolored blooms grow on stems six to eight inches tall and plants spread six to eight inches wide.
   • Matrix. Available in a variety of colors from scarlet to light blue to orange, the Matrix™ series (V. x wittrockiana) produces three- to three-and-a-half-inch flowers.

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   Do violets have flowers?

   • Violets produce tiny flowers on short stems in spring, on low-growing or spreading plants with rounded green or purple-flushed leaves. Flowers are typically blue, with white, pink and purple colours also available. Some violets are sweetly scented, particularly sweet violet, Viola odorata.

   How to Grow Violets | BBC Gardeners World Magazine

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   What is a violet flower?

   • Violets are beloved for their dainty five-petalled flowers that are borne in profusion in spring. The term ‘violet’ is generally used to refer to different hardy perennial species in the Viola genus, including sweet or wild violet, dog violet and horned violet.

   How to Grow Violets | BBC Gardeners World Magazine

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   Why is it called a violet?

   • The term “violet” comes from the Latin word “viola,” which refers to the purple-blue color of the flowers of many violet species. The name reflects the most common color found in violets, even though they can also come in other colors, such as white and yellow.

   Violet (Viola): Discover the Beauty of Violets - Gardenia

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   What is a blue violet plant?

   • Viola sororia (Common blue violet): Native to North America, this violet has heart-shaped leaves and blue-purple flowers. It is often found in woodlands and meadows and is a popular choice for naturalizing in gardens.

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   What is a hairy violet?

   • Common Name: Hairy Violet Viola hirta or more commonly called Hairy Violet is a prevalent violet species similar to Sweet Violets. Like Sweet Violets, this plant has no erect stems with its leaves and flowers arising directly from the rootstock. The leaves are heart-shaped, and the flowers are small.

   Violet (Viola) Flowers: Types, How to Grow and Care | Florgeous

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   What are some common violet plants?

   • Here are some common ones: Scientific Name: Viola odorata Common Names: Sweet Violet, Common Violet, Devon Violet, Sweet Blue Violet, Fragrant Garden Violet Sweet violets are showy flowering perennial plants native to Europe. Among other recognized violet species, these ones have always been regarded for their sweet fragrance.

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6. www.gardenia.net › genus › viola-violetViolet (Viola): Discover the Beauty of Violets - Gardenia

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   Learn about the beauty and diversity of violets, a group of flowering plants with over 500 species. Discover how to grow, use, and enjoy violets in various garden settings, from woodland to borders.

7. www.rhs.org.uk › plants › 19006Viola odorata (Vt) | sweet violet Herbaceous Perennial/RHS ...

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   a rhizomatous perennial forming a loose mat of heart-shaped leaves with fragrant violet or white flowers 2cm across in late winter and early spring.

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9. florgeous.com › violetViolet (Viola) Flowers: Types, How to Grow and Care | Florgeous

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   Feb 29, 2024 · Learn about different violet species, their characteristics, uses, and cultivation tips. Violets are low growing plants with scalloped leaves and small, five-petaled flowers in various colors.

10. www.gardenersworld.com › how-to-grow-violetsHow to Grow Violets | BBC Gardeners World Magazine

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    Jun 29, 2021 · Violets produce tiny flowers on short stems in spring, on low-growing or spreading plants with rounded green or purple-flushed leaves. Flowers are typically blue, with white, pink and purple colours also available. Some violets are sweetly scented, particularly sweet violet, Viola odorata.