Dogtooth Violet (Noun)
Meaning
Perennial woodland spring-flowering plant; widely cultivated.
Classification
Nouns denoting plants.
Examples
- Dogtooth violets feature delicate, nodding flowers that dangle down from arching stems in early spring, often carpeting the woodland floor with a vibrant purple hue.
- In late winter, dogtooth violet foliage begins to emerge, its heart-shaped leaves a welcome sight amidst the barren undergrowth of the woodland.
- Regular mulching and moderate watering keep dogtooth violets thriving in well-drained, rich soil throughout the growing season.
- Early in the spring season, the dogtooth violet begins blooming under deciduous trees as the last winter snows melt away.
- One reason gardeners choose dogtooth violets for woodland gardens is their low-maintenance requirements and ability to naturalize easily in a variety of conditions.