I only found one cluster of violets blooming,
but I don't think I have ever seen this colour before!
4 years ago
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4 comments:
We have these white violets in our woods. They seem to have much more fragrance than the purple ones...They sure are beauties, aren't they!
You are blessed to have them.
I've only seen white violets once before. These are beautiful.
I like how it is only the one petal at the bottom that has the purple veins through
I have seen these white ones - in other peoples' gardens! The only ones growing wild in the woods here are yellow wood violets. Your pictures show the purple so clearly - very beautiful!
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