Viola odorata purple Roses attracting bees and beneficial insects

attracting bees and beneficial insects

Key Attributes:Suitable for PotsScented flowersSuitable for Cut FlowersPerennialHeritage-style English RoseHighly Disease ResistantRepeat FloweringLow Maintenance

Width: Spreading habit via submerged stems

Key Attributes:Suitable for PotsBee AttractingPerennialLow MaintenanceGround CoverEvergreen in mild climatesWeed SuppressiveColourful Foliage Year-RoundExcellent for Shade Gardens

Key Attributes:*Suitable for Pots*Perennial*Herbaceous*Shade Tolerant*Low Maintenance*Frost Tolerant*Suitable for Underplanting*Excellent Cut Flower

Viola odorata purple Roses attracting bees and beneficial insectsCommon Name: Purple Sweet Violet Description: Viola odorata, commonly known as Purple Sweet Violet, is a low growing, mat forming perennial cherished for its intensely fragrant, deep violet blooms. Flowering from late winter through early spring, it provides one of the earliest sources of nectar for pollinators in Melbourne gardens. The heart shaped, dark green leaves form a dense ground cover, making it ideal for shaded borders, woodland gardens, or