Viola banksii K. R. Thiele & Prober

Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

Mullumbimby Creek, New South Wales, Australia

Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

Wollongong, New South Wales, Australia

Springbrook, Queensland, Australia

Wollongong, New South Wales, Australia

Description: English: Wild Violet, Viola banksii, flower profile. Koonyum Range, Mullumbimby, NSW, Australia, December 2014. Date: 16 December 2014, 10:16. Source: Wild Violet flower. Author: John Tann from Sydney, Australia.

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Camera location 51° 28′ 50.89″ N, 0° 17′ 23.92″ W : View all coordinates using: OpenStreetMap - Google Earth: 51.480802; -0.289978. Description: Svenska: Viola hederacea, identifierad med hjälp av befintlig skylt vid Kew Gardens, London. Note: This species was reclassified in 2004. This is viola banksii not hederacea. Date: 10 July 2011. Source: Own work. Author: C T Johansson.

Description: Native, warm-season, perennial, low-growing, mat-forming herb. Leaves form rosettes where the stolons root at the nodes. Leaves are broad kidney-shaped (forming a deep slit at the base), bluntly toothed and 30-45 mm wide. Flowers are violet towards the centre, grading to white at the margins. Flowering is from spring to autumn. Found in moist (often shady) places, such as swamps, woodlands and forests in near coastal situations. Native biodiversity. This form of native violet is commonly cultivated, but has only recently been recognised as a separate species to Ivy-leaved Violet (Viola hederacea). Of little importance to livestock grazing as it is very low growing. Tolerant of disturbance and light to moderate stocking rates. Date: 7 April 2010, 10:20. Source: Viola banksii flower7. Author: Harry Rose from Dungog, Australia.

Description: Native, warm-season, perennial, low-growing, mat-forming herb. Leaves form rosettes where the stolons root at the nodes. Leaves are broad kidney-shaped (forming a deep slit at the base), bluntly toothed and 30-45 mm wide. Flowers are violet towards the centre, grading to white at the margins. Flowering is from spring to autumn. Found in moist (often shady) places, such as swamps, woodlands and forests in near coastal situations. Native biodiversity. This form of native violet is commonly cultivated, but has only recently been recognised as a separate species to Ivy-leaved Violet (Viola hederacea). Of little importance to livestock grazing as it is very low growing. Tolerant of disturbance and light to moderate stocking rates. Date: 7 April 2010, 10:21. Source: Viola banksii leaf3. Author: Harry Rose from Dungog, Australia.

Description: Wild Violet, Viola banksii, back of flower is white with a small amount of violet. Koonyum Range, Mullumbimby, NSW, Australia, December 2014. Date: 16 December 2014, 10:16. Source: Wild Violet back of flower. Author: John Tann from Sydney, Australia.

Description: Native, warm-season, perennial, low-growing, mat-forming herb. Leaves form rosettes where the stolons root at the nodes. Leaves are broad kidney-shaped (forming a deep slit at the base), bluntly toothed and 30-45 mm wide. Flowers are violet towards the centre, grading to white at the margins. Flowering is from spring to autumn. Found in moist (often shady) places, such as swamps, woodlands and forests in near coastal situations. Native biodiversity. This form of native violet is commonly cultivated, but has only recently been recognised as a separate species to Ivy-leaved Violet (Viola hederacea). Of little importance to livestock grazing as it is very low growing. Tolerant of disturbance and light to moderate stocking rates. Date: 25 January 2005, 16:34. Source: Viola banksii leaf5. Author: Harry Rose from Dungog, Australia.

Description: Wild Violet, Viola banksii. Garie, Royal National Park, NSW Australia, April 2013. Date: 18 April 2013, 08:59. Source: Wild Violet. Author: John Tann from Sydney, Australia. Camera location34° 10′ 22.74″ S, 151° 03′ 51.24″ E View all coordinates using: OpenStreetMap-34.172983; 151.064232.

Description: Native, warm-season, perennial, low-growing, mat-forming herb. Leaves form rosettes where the stolons root at the nodes. Leaves are broad kidney-shaped (forming a deep slit at the base), bluntly toothed and 30-45 mm wide. Flowers are violet towards the centre, grading to white at the margins. Flowering is from spring to autumn. Found in moist (often shady) places, such as swamps, woodlands and forests in near coastal situations. Native biodiversity. This form of native violet is commonly cultivated, but has only recently been recognised as a separate species to Ivy-leaved Violet (Viola hederacea). Of little importance to livestock grazing as it is very low growing. Tolerant of disturbance and light to moderate stocking rates. Date: 7 April 2010, 10:26. Source: Viola banksii flower14. Author: Harry Rose from Dungog, Australia.

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Description: Native, warm-season, perennial, low-growing, mat-forming herb. Leaves form rosettes where the stolons root at the nodes. Leaves are broad kidney-shaped (forming a deep slit at the base), bluntly toothed and 30-45 mm wide. Flowers are violet towards the centre, grading to white at the margins. Flowering is from spring to autumn. Found in moist (often shady) places, such as swamps, woodlands and forests in near coastal situations. Native biodiversity. This form of native violet is commonly cultivated, but has only recently been recognised as a separate species to Ivy-leaved Violet (Viola hederacea). Of little importance to livestock grazing as it is very low growing. Tolerant of disturbance and light to moderate stocking rates. Date: 25 January 2005, 16:33. Source: Viola banksii leaf6. Author: Harry Rose from Dungog, Australia.

Description: Native, warm-season, perennial, low-growing, mat-forming herb. Leaves form rosettes where the stolons root at the nodes. Leaves are broad kidney-shaped (forming a deep slit at the base), bluntly toothed and 30-45 mm wide. Flowers are violet towards the centre, grading to white at the margins. Flowering is from spring to autumn. Found in moist (often shady) places, such as swamps, woodlands and forests in near coastal situations. Native biodiversity. This form of native violet is commonly cultivated, but has only recently been recognised as a separate species to Ivy-leaved Violet (Viola hederacea). Of little importance to livestock grazing as it is very low growing. Tolerant of disturbance and light to moderate stocking rates. Date: 7 April 2010, 10:10. Source: Viola banksii flower3. Author: Harry Rose from Dungog, Australia.

Description: Native, warm-season, perennial, low-growing, mat-forming herb. Leaves form rosettes where the stolons root at the nodes. Leaves are broad kidney-shaped (forming a deep slit at the base), bluntly toothed and 30-45 mm wide. Flowers are violet towards the centre, grading to white at the margins. Flowering is from spring to autumn. Found in moist (often shady) places, such as swamps, woodlands and forests in near coastal situations. Native biodiversity. This form of native violet is commonly cultivated, but has only recently been recognised as a separate species to Ivy-leaved Violet (Viola hederacea). Of little importance to livestock grazing as it is very low growing. Tolerant of disturbance and light to moderate stocking rates. Date: 7 April 2010, 10:22. Source: Viola banksii leaf7. Author: Harry Rose from Dungog, Australia.