Sweet violets (Viola odorata) are perennials, 10" tall, spring-blooming (May-June), with heart-shaped leaves and fragrant blue, purple, or white flowers. They prefer shade and self-sow gently. Find plants at garden centers, greenhouses, or from gardener friends — they're easy to divide and share. Florists may carry cut nosegays in season.
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