Plant properties of violet flowers

Violet is a perennial herbaceous plant of the genus Violet of the Brassicaceae family. It is also known as the famous osmanthus and grass violet. It is one of the famous flowers in Europe and a variety of violets. There are many kinds of violets. According to the flowering period, they can be divided into four types of violets: spring, summer, autumn and winter. If divided according to horticultural varieties, there are two series: double petals and single petals.

Violet likes a cool, sunny environment and is also slightly tolerant of semi-shade. When growing, it requires loose, fertile, moist and deep neutral or slightly acidic loam, and is often cultivated as a biennial.

Violet flower appearance

Violet plants are generally 20-70 cm tall. The stems grow upright, with many branches, and the roots and tips are lignified. The whole plant has gray-white star-shaped pubescence. The leaves are alternate, the flowers are brightly colored, and the fragrance is rich. It is very suitable for potted plants.

Color: Violet is the deepest color in the blue series, with purple in the blue and bluish in the purple. It is a cooler tone in the purple series.

Leaf morphological characteristics: The leaves of violet are oblong to spoon-shaped or oblanceolate. The leaves are microwave-shaped or entire, and the top is obtuse or rarely has a short tip.

What do the seeds look like: Violet seeds are nearly round in shape, about 2 mm in diameter, flat, dark brown in color, with membranous wings on the edges and white in color.

Sentences to describe violet flowers

1. The roses bloomed quietly, and the violets withered quietly. Yecao spreads quietly, with a hint of sinking and depression, but tasteful. I am silent and will not leave again.

2. The violet leaves its fragrance on the ankle that crushed it. This is forgiveness and anger.

Violet flower pictures