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1. www.rhs.org.uk › plants › 63161Viola palustris | marsh violet Herbaceous Perennial/RHS

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   A species of rhizomatous, moisture-loving perennial with dark green, heart-shaped leaves and small, violet-purple flowers which appear from April to July.

2. www.crocus.co.uk › plants › _Buy violet ( syn. Viola Boughton Blue ) Viola Belmont Blue: £ ...

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   Buy violet ( syn. Viola Boughton Blue ) Viola Belmont Blue - Robust and easy to grow: 9cm pot: £7.99 Delivery by Crocus.

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3. www.crocus.co.uk › plants › _Buy sweet violet Viola odorata: £2.99 Delivery by Crocus

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   Sweetly scented, violet-blue, edible flowers from February to March and heart-shaped, bright green leaves. Sweet violets are perfect for naturalising in a shady woodland garden or shrub border in moist, well-drained, humus-rich soil.

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4. www.waitrosegarden.com › plants › _Buy sweet violet Viola odorata: Delivery by Waitrose Garden

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   Sweetly scented, violet-blue, edible flowers from February to March and heart-shaped, bright green leaves. Sweet violets are perfect for naturalising in a shady woodland garden or shrub border in moist, well-drained, humus-rich soil.

5. www.woodlandtrust.org.uk › sweet-violetSweet Violet (Viola odorata) - British Plants - Woodland Trust

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   Where to find sweet violet. Sweet violets are widespread across the UK, commonly found in woods and hedgerows. It is becoming less common, probably due to over-picking. Mythology and symbolism. Legend says that a person can only smell sweet violets once, as they steal your sense of smell.

6. 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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   Where can I buy violets in the UK?

   • English, Devon and Sweet violets. Shire Plants has one of the largest ranges of Violets for sale in the United Kingdom. Some are only available in small numbers and tend to sell out quickly, while others are available all year round. Spring is the time when the widest choice is available. Scroll down for the full list.

   Buy Violet plants from Shire Plants. English, Devon and Sweet violets

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   Are sweet violets common?

   • Romantic and showy, sweet violet grows on woodland edges, its flowers providing nectar for butterflies in early spring. Sweet violets are widespread but are becoming increasingly uncommon. What does sweet violet look like? Sweet violet is a low-growing perennial. Leaves: heart-shaped, hairy and deep green in colour. Flowers: five oval petals.

   Sweet Violet (Viola odorata) - British Plants - Woodland Trust

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   Are sweet violets edible?

   • Sweet violets are perfect for naturalising... Sweetly scented, violet-blue, edible flowers from February to March and heart-shaped, bright green leaves. Sweet violets are perfect for naturalising in a shady woodland garden or shrub border in moist, well-drained, humus-rich soil.

   Buy sweet violet Viola odorata: £2.99 Delivery by Crocus

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   How much does it cost to plant a violet plant?

   • Expect to pay around $4.30 for 75mm (3″) pots, and $9.50 for 150mm (6″) pots. Plants in small pots from the nursery can be cut up into many sections to get the ‘lawn’ started, or look for it in a friend’s garden and dig up some runners. Native violets are also often sold at fetes and plant stalls.

   Australian Native Violet - Plant of the Week - Burke's Backyard

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   How much does a violet plant cost in Australia?

   • Getting started: Australian native violet is available from nurseries. Expect to pay around $4.30 for 75mm (3″) pots, and $9.50 for 150mm (6″) pots. Plants in small pots from the nursery can be cut up into many sections to get the ‘lawn’ started, or look for it in a friend’s garden and dig up some runners.

   Australian Native Violet - Plant of the Week - Burke's Backyard

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   What colour is a sweet violet?

   • Blue-violet is the most common colour of the sweet violet’s petals, although white or lilac also occur. Not to be confused with: common dog violet (Viola rivinian a). This is almost identical to the sweet violet in appearance, but is completely unscented. Sweet violets are widespread across the UK, commonly found in woods and hedgerows.

   Sweet Violet (Viola odorata) - British Plants - Woodland Trust

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8. shireplants.co.uk › violas-violetsBuy Violet plants from Shire Plants. English, Devon and Sweet ...

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   Shire Plants has one of the largest ranges of Violets for sale in the United Kingdom. Some are only available in small numbers and tend to sell out quickly, while others are available all year round. Spring is the time when the widest choice is available. Scroll down for the full list.