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Viola
Garden violets just keep getting more and more beautiful.
America loves violas, the genus that includes all the flowers called viola, violet and pansy. Our native wild violets are so popular, they serve as the state flowers for no less than four states--Illinois, New Jersey, Wisconsin and Rhode Island. And of course, there are hundreds of beautiful hybrids to bring a rainbow of color to your spring garden. All the ones below are special, and quite easy to grow.
We also have the seeds of the most popular wild viola, "Johnny Jump-up," Viola cornuta.
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Viola Heartthrob
Violet Heartthrob brings color to the foliage! This new beauty has classic lavender bloom with burgundy-splotched leaves. PP#1996 (Viola)
More DetailsItem #: 3VIOLASALE: $33.14 $16.57
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Viola Rebecca
Violet Rebecca ushers in a spectacular bi-colored look for these favorites. Violets are great for spring color. (Viola cornuta)
More DetailsItem #: 271PERAs Low As $6.95
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Wild Yellow Violet or Smooth Yellow Violet
This is one of the stemmed violets with stunning yellow blooms. Great companion with Trilliums. (Viola pensylvanica)
More DetailsItem #: 4VIOLAGAs Low As $15.95
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