Viola

Viola is a perennial herb of in the Viola family , with a short and erect stem and strong branching ability. Viola is native to Europe and cultivated in numerous regions across the globe, including China.Viola varieties are notable for their high degree of colour and richness. The petals are often multicoloured, with red, white, yellow, purple, blue and other hues. They frequently display flower spots, and the upper and lower petals may be of different colours.The majority of applications for this product are in the arrangement of flower beds and flower borders. It is also suitable for use in parks, green spaces, courtyards and other roadside cultivation, as well as for the creation of group landscapes.

Viola is a species that is best suited to grow in environments with cool and sunny conditions, and is not particularly heat tolerant.They thrive in loose, fertile, loamy soil, and avoid stagnant water. In 5 ℃, the beginning of growth is observed, with a growth temperature of 10 ℃ to 15 ℃. Cold hardiness allows the plant to withstand mild frost. It can overwinter in the open ground in the Yangtze River Basin and areas south of it.The plant flowers during the summer and autumn seasons.