1- Violets belong to the same family as pansies Violets are herbaceous perennials in the same family as pansies, the genus Viola. Different horticultural varieties of Viola odorata are referred to as violet. Many varieties of flowers in this family have been bred by humans, including the famous ...
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y Eric Chapalain (@echapalain) To note: if you don't have pets or small children, you can also grow in your witch garden witch's periwinkle or violet. This shade-loving flower is hardy and will spread quickly as a ground cover (it can even become invasive). But beware: all parts of the pla ...
ifferent shades of pink, ranging from the almost white pale pink of the Album variety to the almost black purple of the Merlin variety with very dark violet bells. And if you are looking for beautiful cherry red flowers, opt for the aptly named Dark Cherry variety! She enjoys mild climates. Perennia ...
tivated by the desire to add a touch of color to the midst of green plants. The main asset of the oxalis triangularis is indeed to have a magnificent violet foliage! This plant from the Oxalidaceae family is native to South America. Highly appreciated for its foliage, it also produces small mauve f ...
, it grows in the prairies of South America and, in its region of origin, it is considered an invasive plant as it tends to colonize large areas. Its violet flowering, which lasts from June to September, is unmatched in transforming a barren land into a carpet of flowers reminiscent of a lavender fi ...
s colors: green, pink, cream, bronze, silver, or striped with yellow. Lastly, there is Tradescantia pallida, sometimes called "purple heart" for its violet foliage. In this plant family native to North and South America, choosing a variety is usually driven by a love for the plant's appearance. Ch ...
n notably mention: - Caryopteris Grand Bleu with its flowers of an intense dark blue. - Caryopteris Heavenly Blue with a bloom of a beautiful intense violet. - Caryopteris Sterling Silver whose intense blue flowers contrast with foliage with silvery reflections. - Caryopteris Summer Sorbet very deco ...
r even in the open ground if the climate is mild enough. Particularly, you can sow species of the Viola genus, such as the garden pansy and the wild violet, and flowers from the poppy family like the Iceland poppy (Papaver nudicaule). You can also sow columbine, poet's carnation, purple foxglove, ...
es favored by both men and women, for instance, are bergamot, green tea, musk, leather, yuzu, as well as cardamom, amber, vanilla, lavender, and even violet. 4- The greatest perfumers have created unisex fragrances. Following Calvin Klein and the famous CK One, many perfume houses have ventured into ...
with large dark pink flowers tending towards red. In addition to their color palette ranging from rosy white to purple, the flowers of this shrub emit a slight violet fragrance when approached. 4- It promotes biodiversity in the garden. Thanks to its sweet-scented bloom, the desert willow is a hon ...
