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The violet is a hardy and prolific plant with more than 500 species. It's found in every state in the United States and scattered throughout Europe and Asia.
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Fast Facts:
- Violets (viola) are in the Violaceae family
- Not related to the African Violet or the Dogtooth Violet
- The pansy (viola) is a member of the violet family
- Violets are edible
- Violets are high in vitamins A and C
- State flower of Illinois (Purple Violet), New Jersey and Rhode Island (Blue Violet) and Wisconsin (Wood Violet)
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Violets Questions
Does anyone know if Amy Brennemans character Violet Turner dies? Will she return in Season 3? 1 AnswerAccording to wikipedia "In the season 2 finale Violet is attacked in her home by an ex patient (Katie) who is convinced that Violet has her baby. Katie blames V... read more
Red tulips mean Declaration of Love White Violet is mean Candor and Innocence. Is this true? 1 AnswerThose are certainly possible interpretations. The thing is, there are usually several different meanings for most types of flowers depending on the era or regio... read more
September 16 every year is observed as World Ozone Day? Your opinions? 3 AnswersMy opinion is that International ozone day is an admirable effort to promote a worthy cause. Who can be against clean air and a protected Ozone layer? First ... read more -
The violet is a hardy and prolific plant with more than 500 species. It's found in every state in the United States and scattered throughout Europe and Asia.
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Fast Facts:
- Violets (viola) are in the Violaceae family
- Not related to the African Violet or the Dogtooth Violet
- The pansy (viola) is a member of the violet family
- Violets are edible
- Violets are high in vitamins A and C
- State flower of Illinois (Purple Violet), New Jersey and Rhode Island (Blue Violet) and Wisconsin (Wood Violet)
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Violet Gardening Tips
- Mahalo's Guide to Gardening
Violets in Culture
- Sally's Place: Violets
- Illinois State Museum: State Flower, the Violet
- Thinkexist.com: Poetry and Quotations about Violets
- Aboutflowers.com: Meanings of Flowers
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