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Source for violet seeds

15 years ago

Is there somewhere I can buy violet seeds? I am planning to use violets as a groundcover. I prefer blue or white violets. They need to be hardy to zone 6. I have transplanted about 400 plants but my back is tired!! I want to cover about 1 1/2 acres around our bome in a clearing in a diciduous woodland as soon as possible so other plants don't crowd in.

Thanks!

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etii
15 years ago
Hi !

http://hardyplants.com/catalog/c80.html

http://www.rareplants.de/shop/prodtype.asp?strParents=71&CAT_ID=364&numRecordPosition=1

http://www.secretseeds.com/acatalog/Viola.html

https://www.jelitto.com/haupt_en.html

http://www.jjaseeds.com/

http://www.edirectory.co.uk/chilternseeds/211/default/d/v/mt/c/rid/18427/pn/3

All the best - Thierry :)
nymiekat
15 years ago
Do you know of anyone that sells plants? I have no luck with seeds. Do you have to start the seeds indoors, or just throw them in the ground? I'm looking for the black satin violet, I see Henry fields has them, but they don't have a very good reputation. Any help would be appreciated.
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