Viola hederacea ‘Native Violets’
Attractive, creeping perennial producing beautiful, small, mostly white flowers with, mauve centres. Ideal groundcover in rockeries, under trees, paths, around ponds.
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Attractive, creeping perennial producing beautiful, small, mostly white flowers with, mauve centres. Ideal groundcover in rockeries, under trees, paths, around ponds.
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