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Viola/Pansy

Viola odorata or Sweet Violet Close-up.

Beautiful Pansy flower

Macro picture of a groundcover plant. This is a flowering lilacbush .

A beautiful Pansy flower with dark and light purple and white petals with a vibrant yellow center, isolated on a square white background.

Springtime flowers with water droplets

purple violet in flower pots on white

Closeup front view of beautiful purple Petunia flower with stamina and pollen, background with copy space, full frame horizontal composition

Flowers series

Close-up of a purple pansy

Hibiscus flower head

Purple Pansy Violet flower head isolated cutout on white background

Flower with water drops in the petals . Macro image of african violet

Close up and selective focus. Thunbergia Erecta common name include Bush Clock Vine or king's mantle.

Close up of some blue flowers in bloom seen in the wild.

purple herbs trinity blooming in the garden with morning sunshine

Purple and White Flower Close Up With Yellow Stamen

Pansy Bloom flower made with macrographics technique where you can see all the small details of texture.

Purple pansy flower plant natural background

Violet plant flower (Viola sp.)

Purple pansy flowers close up

Close up of the centre of a purple spring clematis vine with he focus on the centre stamen.

Purple flower of the Cape Violet (Streptocarpus)

Morning Glory flowering vine

The reproductive organs of the plant are the yellow stamens of the violet Saintpaulia.

Glory bush (Tibouchina urvilleana). Known as Lasiandra, Princess flower, Pleroma and Purple glory tree

Isolated blue pansy head. For more of my flowers (CLICK HERE)

Viola mandshurica is a perennial species of violet, known by the common names sumire meaning 'violet' in Japan. In Japan, V. mandshurica is considered to be the basic species and other violet species have additional descriptors such as himesumire or nonojisumire. Its specific name is derived from Manchuria, currently a part of China. Viola mandshurica, like many other viola species, does not have a true stem, with leaves and flowers each emerging directly from the ground (actually from its underground rhizome), reaching a height of 6–18 centimeters (2–7 in). As a violet, its trumpet-shaped flowers have five petals and bilateral symmetry. ［From WickipediA］

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