Smooth Yellow Violet (Viola pensylvanica)

Smooth Yellow Violet (Viola pensylvanica)Hardy, herbaceous, Eastern North American groundcover Description: Butter yellow, five petal flowers in early summer; medium green, heart shaped leaves Habit: Low growing groundcover 6 to 12 inches high, spreads by divisions and self seeding Culture: Prefers part shade and moist but well drained garden loam Hardiness: Cold hardy to USDA Zone 4 Origin: Eastern North America Attributes: Attracts bees and butterflies; Deer resistant Smooth Yellow Violet

deciduous tree

Plant the bulbs just below the soil surface

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gray-green foliage

The lacy foliage forms an attractive mound in the flower border or woodland garden

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and political historiography of the late eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries

This book is a story of a relationship--a social entity--not a full biography of Martha Jefferson

A month later she enclosed fragrant white violets in a letter

The close friendship between Thomas Jefferson and John Adams began when they met at the 1775 Continental Congress in Philadelphia

well composted soil

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