Marsh Violet
Marsh Violet, Clougha, Forest of Bowland
Close-up of flower
Leaves
Viola palustris
Violaceae
April to July.
It is found mainly in the Northwest and Southwest.
See the BSBI distribution map for Marsh Violet
Marsh Violet grows in bogs and marshes, alder and willow
wetlands, other wet woods, wet heaths and dune-slacks.
Marsh Violet is a native, creeping, perennial herb growing
up to 10cm.
Flowers are 10-15mm across, pale lilac with purple veins.
The leaves are kidney-shaped.
Marsh Violet is the only violet with rounded leaves.
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Marsh Violet, Clougha, Forest of Bowland
Close-up of flower
Leaves
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