Native Violet, Viola hederacea - A low growing plant ideal for shady position in the garden
Native Violets are an evergreen plant with green circular leaves and a purple and white flower. They spread by runners to form a dense low growing mat of foliage and when in bloom the sea of flowers appear to float above the ground. Native Violets are great for shady area of the garden and make a great lawn alternative in shade spots.
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Viola hederacea |
Native Violet, Viola hederacea, prefers a cool shady position in the garden. In more exposed aspects some watering during hot dry weather will help the plant look its best. When used as a lawn alternative the occasional trimming once or twice a year will keep is tidy.
Height & Width |
10cm tall x 1m plus wide |
Flowers and Fruit |
Flowers mostly over the warmer months of the year with small purple and white flowers that appear to float above the foliage |
Aspect |
Best suited to shady aspects in the garden. If planted in an open situation some additional watering will help the plant look its best. |
Soil Type |
cool, moist, free draining soils are best |
Maintenance |
Trim once or twice a year to keep tidy |
Planting Rates |
5 to 10 tubes per m2 |
