Viola odorata

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Viola odorata

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I suppose this is Viola odorata L. and rarely found in the wild. This is another good example of a shade-growing plant as are some of the Violaceae family.

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Had that once. Unfortunately these plants are getting rather uncommon (in cultivation) as far more showy plants are taking over.

Wild? I don't think so.

If at all possible "niddubba bicca" would be great, but don't lose sweat over it.

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Ejja u hu imma hallijili hajja! MWP style :P
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