Is Viola Labradorica edible?

Edible parts of Labrador Violet: Young leaves and flower buds – raw or cooked. A mild flavour, though the leaves soon become quite tough. The leaves make a very acceptable addition to salads.

Is Labrador Violet perennial?

Viola labradorica (Labrador Violet)is a low-growing, spreading, semi-evergreen perennial with purple-tinged, heart-shaped leaves topped with small, dainty, lavender-blue flowers in early to late spring.

What does Labrador Violet look like?

Covered with bright lavender blooms in spring and early summer, Labrodor Violet forms attractive low-growing mounds of dark green-purple foliage that look good all season-long. Charming in the rock garden or between pavers & stepping stones, Labrador Violet is great for shady areas, but will also tolerate some sun.

Are Labrador violet invasive?

It is a sweet little violet. It will re-seed, but is not invasive.

Are violas toxic?

Is Viola ‘Cat’s Whiskers’ poisonous? Viola ‘Cat’s Whiskers’ has no toxic effects reported.

Will violets come back every year?

Although in some areas they are considered annuals or biennials, wild violets often self-seed, coming back each year in unexpected locations.

What are the worst traits of a Labrador?

Negative Traits of the Labrador

  • Labradors love their food and will overeat if you let them.
  • Labradors were bred for an active life and need a lot of activity.
  • Their size and enthusiasm can make them somewhat of a bull in a china shop.
  • Their friendly nature and love of children may result in merciless face licking.

Are violas poisonous to dogs?

These flowers come in an array of colors, from blue to pink to soft yellow and violet (just to name a few). They’re also easy to care for and won’t poison curious dogs who can’t resist chomping on their vibrantly-hued petals. Violets are generally purchased as live plants, rather than being planted from seed.