100 Prairie Violet Purple Viola Coastal and similar items

- Name: Prairie Violet - Other Common Names: Purple Prairie Violet / Larkspur Violet / Coastal Violet - Scientific Name: Viola Pedatifida Syn. Viola Palmata - Color: Violet (Bluish Purple) - Plant Seeds: Stratify - Bloom Time: Early Spring - Summer - Hardiness Zone: 3 - 8 - Plant Height: 4 - 6" - Plant Spacing: 9 - 12" - Light Requirements: Sun - Part Shade - Soil Water Preferences: Average - Quantity: 100 Seeds - Other: The Purple Prairie Violet Is Native To North American Prairies. This Non-Aggressive Viola Can Be Used As A Regular Bed Or Rock Garden Plant, For Borders, As A Ground Cover, Or Naturalized. They Are Deer Resistant. The 1" Flowers Look Like Little Butterflies! They Bloom In A Lovely Shade Of Violet With Lighter Darker Veining. Prairie Violets Begin Flowering Early In The Spring, Carrying On Into The Summer. They Can Sometimes Rebloom In The Fall. Bees Butterflies Will Be Delighted To Come Across The Lovely Flowers, The Plants Are Also A Host Plant For Fritillary Butterflies :)