Viola pedatifida

Prairie violet or crow-foot violet. This species has light purple flowers and very narrow leaves whose shape somewhat resembles a bird’s foot. This violet grows in the wild in dry meadows and, unlike many other violet species, is therefore better suited to growing in dry, sunny locations.

Origin: Canada, United States

Foliage: Deciduous

Height: 5 - 30 cm

Position: Partial shade, Sun

Harvest: Summer

Care: Good drainage