Bird's Foot Violet; Crowfoot (Viola pedata)

Bird's Foot Violet; Crowfoot (Viola pedata)Hardy, spring flowering, North American perennial Description: Brightly colored, five petaled flowersthe upper 2 petals are deep violet and the lower 3 pale lavender. This plant has many natural variations in petal color including pale purple, violet, white and bi colored. Habit: Grows to 6 inches high Culture: Prefers full to filtered sunlight and dry, rocky or sandy soil Hardiness: Cold hardy to USDA Zones 4 through 8 Origin: Eastern North America

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Bevan’s Favorite does not keep for long and is best when picked at its prime and eaten fresh or used in desserts and for baking and frying

Their subtle but charming flowers can bloom even through the snow

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also considered this species one of the best

white flowers borne in upright spikes in early spring

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typically ripens in September

20 color and 10 black and white illustrations