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Viola rosii is
a perennial herb, height 5-10cm, inhabiting light copses; the sturdy
peduncles, which come directly from the ground, stand straight up
and set flowers on the tops. Even when the flowering time arrives,
leaves have yet to develop fully. Leaves are 3-4cm long and
heart-shaped, with the upper parts becoming narrower and tapering to
points after the flower, growing to 6-12cm. Flowers measure 2-2.5cm
in diameter, the petals are thick, and the side petals have hairs or
no hairs at the bases. Bloom time: April-May |
