Viola sororia "Freckles"

Viola sororia ‘Freckles’
	Common name :  Woolly Violet
	An unusual selection of a violet native to Eastern North America. Plants form a mound of large heart-shaped leaves, bearing loads of large pearly-white flowers in spring, each heavily spotted and freckled with deep china blue. Excellent choice for a children's garden, growing easily in any shady area. Combines beautifully with spring blooming bulbs, especially Daffodils. These will seed around freely in the garden, so choose a site where they can spread. Flowers are edible!

	Conditions	Appearance
	Sun Exposure   Partial Shade   Full Shade Soil Type   Normal   Sandy   Clay Soil pH   Neutral   Alkaline   Acid Soil Moisture   Average   Moist Care Level   Easy	Flower Colour   Deep Blue   White Blooming Time   Early Summer   Mid Spring   Late Spring Foliage Color   Deep Green Plant Uses & Characteristics   Accent: Good Texture/Form   Border   Containers   Cut Flower   Edging   Ground Cover   Massed   Wild Flower   Woodland Flower Head Size   Small Height    15-20 cm    6-8 inches Spread    15-30 cm    6-12 inches Foot Traffic    None Growth Rate    Fast