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It occurs in a village, such as a roadside or
a bank;
Viola japonica f. albida
is a white form of its original species,
Viola japonica,
with no terrestrial stems. The leaves are round to some extent and
2-6cm long, in the shape of a long-triangular to long ovate, with
white-cloudy green. Some grow hair all over. Flowers are white,
measuring 1.5-2 cm in diameter, with cylindrical and somewhat long
spurs, and they open so that the pistil may be well visible from
outside. Bloom time: March-May. |