Viola odorata var Sulfurea | Irish Elegance Wreaths the often-giant blooms are the

the often-giant blooms are the epitome of chic

hotter areas will find that it goes dormant in mid-summer although my plants have not done that and we have had a very hot summer

Cut back the foliage to about 15 - 20 centimetres and divide the clump into sections with each division containing several fans of leaves and a good root system

Height of foliage reaches 70 -80cm x 90cm with flower plumes rising up to 1

Ajuga like to be grown in moist but well-drained soil

Viola odorata var Sulfurea | Irish Elegance Wreaths the often-giant blooms are theIrish Elegance is the most lovely little lightly scented violet. It is low growing and does not mound. Its charm comes from the unusual peach shade of its flowers which quite unusual in this species. It is slow growing. Happy in sun or part shade it flowers from around mid August through Spring. Very pretty in a vase. If you are a collector of violas then this is a must have for your collection rarely seen. Height 10cm with a spread of 25cm Perennial