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Violet

The violet is a small but very resilient perennial that is inherently one of the first heralds of spring. Its natural habitat is found in bright deciduous forests and groves, which makes it an ideal plant for shady and semi-shady corners of the garden. Where other species struggle, violets create dense low carpets that beautifully scent the space in spring. Besides the well-known fragrant species, you will also find types with darker, purple-colored leaves here. These look interesting even when the plant is not in bloom. Violets are fully frost-hardy and work great as underplanting for trees or shrubs, where they protect the soil from drying out. Caring for them takes almost no time at all. Once they take root in a suitable spot, they spread easily and delight you with a flood of tiny flowers year after year.

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Sweet violet Royal Wedding is a messenger of spring that will perfume the shady corners of your garden with an unmistakable sweet scent. This tiny but hardy perennial naturally grows in the deciduous forests and groves of Europe, where it forms dense carpets in the spring. In the garden, it will thrive best in partial shade or shade, ideally under the canopies of trees or shrubs, where it has plenty of moisture and humus-rich, well-draining soil. Thanks to its low maintenance and extreme frost resistance, it is a great choice even for beginner growers who want to liven up darker corners of their property and create a natural ground cover. The Royal Wedding cultivar enchants with pure white flowers that contrast beautifully with the deep green, heart-shaped leaves. The plant spreads by runners and over time creates a continuous, fresh green cover. The flowers are edible and can serve as an elegant decoration for desserts, salads, or can be candied. Even though they are tiny, they are suitable for cutting into miniature vases, where their fragrance stands out best. The violet is also a valuable early food source for bees and other pollinators waking up after winter.
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