native violet

It resembles the native violet and several weeds in appearance.

Don't know if it will work, but why don't you give native violets a try (Viola hederacea).

Both love the native violet, Viola banksii.

I love native violets.

Our region too is home to beautiful and useful woodlanders, notable among them native violets (Viola) such as stream or yellow wood violet.

For a red white and blue garnish try Pineapple Sage, Native Violet and Borage.

In England, dog violet is the name used for Viola canina, a short, small-flowered native violet, which can be invasive and has no fragrance.

Violet (New Jersey and Rhode Island; wood violet, Wisconsin; native violet, Illinois) 4.

Viola banksii, commonly known as native violet, is sold and grown throughout garden nurseries and grown and loved in gardens around Australia, especially in the east.

Companion plants include a number of fern species (such as Blechnum ambiguum), the native violet - Viola hederacea - and the insectivorous forked sundew, Drosera binata.

Each individual flower lasts for weeks and the bush never seems to be without flowers, it prefers shady positions, so plants such as native Violet make excellent companion plants due to their opposing colours.

Although the Native Violet was initially collected by Banks and Solander, the type specimen was either lost or not provided until a collection by Jacques Labillardière in Tasmania.

At the rear of the house a rainforest garden was established, a unique undertaking at that time, using indigenous plants such as ferns, native violets and verbenas, cunjevois, walking stick palms, myrtle bushes, ground orchids and rainforest trees.