Viola labradorica 'Purpurea' - Labrador Violet
🌿 Features
Type: Perennial
Common name: Labrador Violet
Scientific name: Viola labradorica 'Purpurea'
Flower color: Deep purple
Mature height: 15–20 cm
Mature width: 20–30 cm
Habit: Groundcover, spreading
Flowering period: April to June
Exposure: Partial sun to shade
Watering needs: Moderate
Soil type: Well-drained, rich in organic matter
Hardiness zone: Zone 3 to 9
Drought tolerance: Moderate
Nectar-rich plant: Yes
Attracts pollinators: Yes
Toxicity to animals: Non-toxic
✂️ Care
This creeping violet is ideal for borders, rock gardens, and shaded areas of the garden. It establishes quickly and forms a dense mat of attractive purple foliage, even when not in bloom.
Water regularly during the first season to encourage rooting. Once established, it tolerates dry conditions well. Remove faded flowers to encourage continuous blooming. Low maintenance; divide clumps in spring if necessary to rejuvenate the plant and maintain its vigor.

