Wild violets can be a challenge to banish from your lawn. Here's how to get rid of this pretty yet pesky perennial.

Wild violet, on the other hand, doesn't creep in the same way, but it's still a tough nut to crack. This weed can grow in a ...

Wild violets are also edible weeds. Both the flowers and leaves can be eaten, and young leaves have a pleasant nutty taste. Some people use wild violets medicinally.

CLARKS SUMMIT, Pa. — This Week's Weed of The Week is the Wild Violet or Common Blue Violet. You may see the beautiful carpet of purple in a field or patch in your lawn in early spring. Don't be ...

Wild violets are perennial, increasing removal difficulties as you must fight not only the new ones, but any old plants or bits of roots you missed the previous season.

DEAR JANET: I have an area in my garden that has a beautiful buckeye tree. Growing under the tree is a groundcover called Vinca minor. Now the groundcover is invaded with weeds -- mainly wild violets.

How to kill the weeds that keep coming back. Unfortunately, there are some weeds that are very difficult to kill. The two best examples are wild violets and wild buttercups.

Just as milkweed plants are required for monarch caterpillars, wild violets are the essential element to fritillaries’ reproductive cycle. The female butterfly lays her eggs near wild violet ...