• NAME:  Prairie Violet
• OTHER COMMON NAMES:  Purple Prairie Violet / Larkspur Violet / Coastal Violet
• SCIENTIFIC NAME:  Viola Pedatifida syn. Viola Palmata
• COLOR:  Violet (Bluish Purple)
• PLANT SEEDS:  Stratify
• BLOOM TIME:  Early Spring - Summer
• HARDINESS ZONE:  3 - 8
• PLANT HEIGHT:  4 - 6"
• PLANT SPACING:  9 - 12"
• LIGHT REQUIREMENTS:  Sun - Part Shade
• SOIL & WATER PREFERENCES:  Average
• QUANTITY:  100 Seeds

OTHER:  The Purple Prairie Violet is native to North American prairies. This non-aggressive viola can be used as a regular bed  or rock garden plant, for borders, as a ground cover, or naturalized. They are deer resistant. The 1" flowers look like little butterflies! They bloom in a lovely shade of violet with lighter & darker veining. Prairie Violets begin flowering early in the spring, carrying on into the summer. They can sometimes rebloom in the fall.