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Wild Ginger Woodlands Shop Yellow Violet (Viola eriocarpa)
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Yellow Violet (Viola eriocarpa)

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Just as the trees leaves start to darken the forest, this little violet shows off its yellow flowers on a stalk above the basal leaves.

Previously included in Downy Yellow Violet (Viola pubescens), this violet has been given its own species epithet. Downy Yellow Violet is a bit more compact plant, with the flowers lower on the base.

Yellow Violet can be found with Canada Violet and Cream Violet in rich woodlands!

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Just as the trees leaves start to darken the forest, this little violet shows off its yellow flowers on a stalk above the basal leaves.

Previously included in Downy Yellow Violet (Viola pubescens), this violet has been given its own species epithet. Downy Yellow Violet is a bit more compact plant, with the flowers lower on the base.

Yellow Violet can be found with Canada Violet and Cream Violet in rich woodlands!

Just as the trees leaves start to darken the forest, this little violet shows off its yellow flowers on a stalk above the basal leaves.

Previously included in Downy Yellow Violet (Viola pubescens), this violet has been given its own species epithet. Downy Yellow Violet is a bit more compact plant, with the flowers lower on the base.

Yellow Violet can be found with Canada Violet and Cream Violet in rich woodlands!

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