Violets typically have distinctive blue-purple flowers with five petals. Here's a detailed look:
Violet Flower Characteristics
| Feature | Description |
|---|---|
| Color | Primarily blue-purple |
| Petals | Five petals |
| Veins | Dark purple veins towards the center, fading towards the throat |
| Throat | White center at the base of the petals |
| Flower Types | Two types: standard blue-purple flowers and small, green self-fertilizing flowers |
Detailed Flower Appearance
- The main type of flower is a standard blue-purple bloom with five distinct petals.
- The petals show dark purple veins, which are more pronounced as they get closer to the flower's center.
- These veins then fade into a white throat area.
- Violets also have a second type of flower which are small and green and they don't open; they self-fertilize, forming fruit.
Visual Summary:
- Primary Color: Blue-purple.
- Shape: Five petals with veins that fade to white.
- Additional Flowers: Small, green closed flowers for self-fertilization.
