The difference between Viola yedoensis and Viola yedoensis

1. Different leaves

The leaves of the Viola yedoensis plant in different positions look different. The leaves on the top absorb more nutrients, are relatively long and large, and are oblong or oblong-ovate in shape, about 1.5-4 cm long. The leaves on the bottom see less light, are relatively small, and are triangular-ovate or narrow-ovate in shape. The color of the leaves is mainly green, appearing light green or pale.

There is not much difference between the leaves above and below the ground lily. The leaves are oval in shape, about 1.5-3.5 cm long, and gray-green in color.

2. Different flowers

The flowers of the former are very beautiful and not just one color. They include violet, white, and lavender. If you look closely at the throat, you will see purple stripes on it.

The latter has lighter flowers in lavender and pink.

3. Different plant heights

The former is a perennial herb with no above-ground stems and is relatively shorter, about 4-14 cm in height.

The latter is a biennial herb with a relatively tall height of about 10-50 cm.