Violaceae is a family of flowering plants established in 1802, consisting of about 1000 species in about 25 genera. It takes its name from the genus Viola, the violets and pansies.
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With one plant each: Viola (Common Blue Violet).
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Common blue violet is one of the most-observed plants on iNaturalist this week, with nearly 2,000 research-grade sightings logged across North America. This spring surge reflects both the plant's peak bloom season and growing public engagement with citizen science.
Common blue violets blooming in your lawn or garden are one of the only early-spring food sources for several native...
Common blue violets popping up along Raleigh streets are a sign that native wildflowers can persist in urban environments —...
Those cheerful purple 'weeds' spreading through your lawn are actually a critical early-spring food source for native bees and...
Surge in violet sightings signals that spring has arrived in neighborhoods and parks near you, and these cheerful purple...
Common blue violet is likely blooming right now in your backyard, local park, or lawn edge — and thousands of people noticing...
Common blue violet is a native wildflower that supports early-season pollinators and serves as the sole host plant for several...