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Wild Violets
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Wild Violets

 
Wild Violets

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Viola

Violets are relatively small flowers that often do not get much notice, but being brightly colored and of irregular symmetry, are among the most in our flora. These common flowers are also among the first flowers to bloom in the spring, some coming forth while snow is still nearby. Generally they are very prolific and can put on a great early season show in low damp forests where most species find habitat. A few species like semi-arid grasslands and sagebrush while other reach open rocky soils of the subalpine. There are about 300 species found on all continents except Antartica.

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Charleston Mountain Violets

Charleston Mountain Violets

Goosefoot Violet

Goosefoot Violet

The size of Charleston Mountain Violet

The size of Charleston Mountain Violet

Canadian White Violet

Canadian White Violet

Bird Foot Violet

Bird Foot Violet

Olympic Yellow Violet & Fly

Olympic Yellow Violet & Fly

Violet In Hail

Violet In Hail

Canada Violet

Canada Violet

Muir Woods Violet

Muir Woods Violet

Viola macloskeyi, High Meadows, Carson Range

Viola macloskeyi, High Meadows, Carson Range

Heartsease <b><i> Viola tricolor

Heartsease Viola tricolor

Blue Marsh Violet (Viola cucullata)

Blue Marsh Violet (Viola cucullata)

Blue Marsh Violet (Viola cucullata)

Blue Marsh Violet (Viola cucullata)

Viola purpurea ssp. integrifolia, Cold Creek Trail, Carson Range

Viola purpurea ssp. integrifolia, Cold Creek Trail, Carson Range

Smoky\'s Violet

Smoky's Violet


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