Gamma selves of Viola
Alpine Violet
315 γ1 Alpine Violet
Corsican Violet
316 γ1 Corsican Violet
Ligurian Violet
317 γ1 Ligurian Violet
Pale Wood Violet
318 γ2 Pale Wood Violet
Wood Dog Violet
319 γ2 Wood Dog Violet
High Violet
320 γ2 High Violet
Fragrant Violet
321 γ2 Fragrant Violet
Early Blue Violet
322 γ3 Early Blue Violet
Crow-Foot Violet
323 γ3 Crow-Foot Violet
Common Blue Violet
324 γ3 Common Blue Violet
Prostrate Blue Violet
325 γ3 Prostrate Blue Violet
Dwarf Violet
326 γ3 Dwarf Violet
Manchurian Violet
327 γ4 Manchurian Violet
Korean Violet
328 γ4 Korean Violet
Australian Violet
329 γ4 Australian Violet
Labrador Violet
330 γ4 Labrador Violet
Horned Violet
331 γ5 Horned Violet
Field Pansy
332 γ5 Field Pansy

High-altitude, alpine, and resilient species, elegant and tough, shaped by elevation and light.

Species that thrive in shaded forests, edges, and quiet understories, gentle, grounded, familiar.

Open-field dwellers, often native to North America, sun-loving, informal, and generous.

Species from Asia and beyond, adaptable, culturally rich, and often cultivated.

Cultivated or ornamental types, expressive, colorful, and often hybridized.

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