Viola labradorica

Labrador Violet

Plant Type: Native - American

FULL sun to MORNING sun/AFTERNOON shade

Deep violet flowers in midsummer over mounds of heart-shaped deep purple leaves. Plants spread quickly and often self-seed. Tolerates moderate foot traffic.

Height

3-4"

Spread

12"

Growth Habit

SPILLER (low/trailing)

Landscape Application:

Excellent flowering groundcover for crevices and pathways. Tolerates moderate foot traffic.

Viola labradorica Plant Care:

Excellent drainage is essential. Prefers consistent moisture but will tolerate some drought. Needs winter protection.

USDA Hardiness Zone: Zone 3 (-40/-30F)

Labrador Violet Characteristics & Attributes

Season of Interest

EARLY (March-April), MIDSEASON (May-June), LATE (July-frost)

Early Season (March - April)

Mid Season (May - June)

Late Season (July - frost)

Soil Moisture Needs

Moderate soil moisture.

Moderate

Special Benefits

Ground Cover

Critter Resistance

Deer Resistant