Yellow Violets (Viola Rotundifolia) Bare-Root Starter Plants – 4 to 24"

About This Plant

Yellow Violets (Viola rotundifolia) are a native woodland violet with heart-shaped, scalloped leaves and vibrant yellow flowers often with purple veining. This Missouri-native perennial grows 4–24 inches tall and blooms from March to May. It thrives in shaded or partially sunny areas and is suitable for naturalizing or ground cover in woodland gardens.

What You Will Receive

Bare-root starter plants of Yellow Violets (Viola rotundifolia).

Growing Information

Sunlight: Shade to partial sun. Water: Moderate; prefers moist soil. Zone: 3–8. Plant form: Bare-root starter plants; ready for planting. Bloom period: March–May. Perennial and low-maintenance with long-lasting garden presence.

Live Plant Notice

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