Johnny Jump-Ups
By Wolf
- 5 Dec, 2008
- 7 likes
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Thanks Terratoonie, I actually agree considering they are something that has come up of their own accord.
6 Dec, 2008
I hadn't heard the term Johnny Jump Ups before joining GoY.
Is that phrase used often for these in your part of the world. ?
6 Dec, 2008
I couldn't say accurately about that Terratoonie but most people I know call this particular lot Johnny Jump-Ups. Hopefully that answers your question somewhat.
6 Dec, 2008
Yes, thanks.
Seems to be a well-used term in the region where you live.
6 Dec, 2008
I remember these as weeds in the gardens years ago. You don't see them often now.
I always left them alone because I like them.
7 Dec, 2008
I've just added this photo to my favourites.
Hywel ~I agree.
Such very pretty flowers with little faces. :o)
7 Dec, 2008
I find that any garden bed that has had pansies or viola's in them eventually get these coming up in them but like you Hywel I leave them in because I like them.
7 Dec, 2008
Yes these are the cute little ones slightly smaller than the average viola.
15 Dec, 2008
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This photo is of species Viola hederacea.
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This photo is of "Viola" in Wolf's garden
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Beautiful :o)
5 Dec, 2008