Viola papilionace

Viola sororia

Flower name
Viola papilionace
Scientific name
Viola sororia
Aliascommon blue violet, パピリオナケア, papilionace, Viola sororia
Place of originNorth America
Place of floweringFields and footpaths, Potted flower
Flowering seasonApril, May

What is Viola papilionace

Viola papilionace ,or common blue violet (Viola papilionace) is a native North American perennial herb in the family Violaceae.
From among the heart-shaped root leaves, violet-shaped flowers bloom at the tip of the petiole in spring.
There is a white beard on the throat.
The word 'fine spicy' comes from the fact that the shape of the leaves resembles that of the Ussbacicin (thin-leafed fine spicy), a member of the Uvalanaceae family.
Papilionacea is a cultivar with purple flowers.
Priceana is white with a blue-purple center.
Freckles is a white petal with densely interspersed blue-purple faint spots.

Common Name: American Violet Violet, Scientific Name: Viola sororia, Synonym: Viola papilionace, Viola
Also named: common blue violet, papilionace,
Grass height: 10-20 cm, leaf length: 5-12 cm, leaves: rhizomatous, leaf shape: heart-shaped, leaf margin: serrated.
Flower color: dark blue-purple, diameter: 2 to 3 cm, flowering season: April to May.
Fruit: capsule.