
Although violet is the usual color of Viola sororia, a white form sometimes appears. This one was growing between the bricks of a sidewalk in Allegheny West.


For a description of the species, see the Viola sororia reference page.
Although violet is the usual color of Viola sororia, a white form sometimes appears. This one was growing between the bricks of a sidewalk in Allegheny West.
For a description of the species, see the Viola sororia reference page.
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