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sweet violet

NOUN
  1. European violet typically having purple to white flowers; widely naturalized

How To Use sweet violet In A Sentence

  • Also detectable in sheltered spots in woods are the dark green, heart-shaped leaves of sweet violets. Times, Sunday Times
  • They can further be distinguished from sweet violets by the way in which their leaves and flowers spring from branches of the main stem. Times, Sunday Times
  • Beyond them he saw the forbidden orchard, with cuckoo-flower and primrose, daffodil and celandine, silver windflower and sweet violets blue and white, spangling the gay grass. Martin Pippin in the Apple Orchard
  • One new flower of the year that has already been seen venturing out here and there on sheltered hedgerow banks in the West is sweet violet. Times, Sunday Times
  • Each morning, Mr. Willetts cycles from his home nearby, stopping off along the way to pick vegetation such as honeysuckle, borage, sweet violets, horehound and meadowsweet, which will end up on one of the dishes at the restaurant later that day. Sniffing Out Local Gems
  • This is the sweet violet. Times, Sunday Times
  • The sweet violet also produces abundance of seed from its cleistogamic flowers, and few from its perfect flowers; but in Liguria it produces only perfect flowers which seed abundantly. Darwinism (1889)
  • Also detectable in sheltered spots in woods are the dark green, heart-shaped leaves of sweet violets. Times, Sunday Times
  • Also detectable in sheltered spots in woods are the dark green, heart-shaped leaves of sweet violets. Times, Sunday Times
  • The fragrant scent of the sweet violet has long been prized. Times, Sunday Times
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