14 Apr, 2008
I noticed that your leaves were solid green and thought that maybe they were something different. There is a solid green-leafed Trout Lily in my wildflower book but it has a white flower and is called Prairie Trout Lily. I wonder why yours are solid? Very strange. If you bought yours I wonder if they somehow lost their mottled leaves through cultivation.
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14 Apr, 2008
Yours are much prettier than mine...! Thefoliage on mine is solid green. Looks like I'll be placing some more bulb orders after all.!
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7 Apr, 2008
I saw some of these plants on sale2day at a Family run small Nursery i go 2 i didnt buy any :(
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2 Apr, 2008
yes! every time i went out there yesterday it had changed! lol so i thought it would make good viewing for everyone! lol
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2 Apr, 2008
to be honest i don't think is really a violet at all, its just the name! they are quite fussy to conditions they are a woodland plant so like some shade, and they don't like being moved or disturbed. out of 10 that i planted in the autumn, only 6 have come up and out of the 6 only one has flowered. but worth trying.
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2 Apr, 2008
i have been waiting for this to flower for what seems like ever, i planted 10 of them last year but this is the only one that has flowered - still it is pretty is'nt it!
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Lori
28 Jun, 2008
This is also a native perennial where I grew up in north central Ontario...we called it Adder Tongue or Dogtooth Violet. They bloomed in masses popping up through the leaf cover along with the trilliums and wild arbutus..
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