Ivy-leaf Violet Perennial plant

The ivy-leaf violet is a small, lovely and perennial plant, originally native to Australia. This plant is known for its heart-shaped leaves and soft purple or white flowers. It usually grows in shady or moist environments and is used in gardens as a ground cover plant.

The leaves of this plant are dark green and somewhat waxy. It is named "ivy-leaf violet" because the shape of the leaves resembles that of an ivy plant. Its flowers are usually a mixture of white and purple, with a yellow center in the middle. The flower shape is small and very attractive. It can grow to a height of 10 to 15 cm and propagates rapidly.

Ivy-leaf violets generally grow well in low light and can tolerate a lot of water. However, excessive water accumulation can damage the plant. It requires well-drained, moist soil. Ivy-leaf violets are commonly used as ground covers in shady areas of the garden. It can also be planted in hanging baskets or small pots, which add great beauty indoors or on balconies.