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Common Dog Violet Plug Plants | Viola riviniana hedging mixtures Travel through time as youCommon Dog Violet Plug Plants Viola riviniana Common names include dog violet and wood violet. A small native perennial plant with purple pansy like flowers which grows up to 15cm in height, the common dog violet is found widespread across the UK in woodland edges, heaths, grassland and shady hedge banks. It flowers from April to June, thriving in all soil types except very acidic or very wet. Very like the sweet violet in appearance, but unscented.