Surely many of you are familiar with a small, but very beautiful flower - violet. Today you can find a large variety of its varieties and types. Unusual colors - gentle and motley, will help to make your home more comfortable and more colorful. In this article we describe the most beautiful varieties of violets, which can be seen in the photo.
Simple
Simple types of violets are distinguished by a five-crown halo; they can have the most diverse colors. These include the following varieties:
- Cosmic blast. Rich purple flower purple color. Inside, a yellow pestle stands out beautifully.
- Harmony's Frilly Girl. Quite a large flower of burgundy color, having a jagged edge. In combination with green foliage creates an amazing view.
Did you know? The leaves of the inflorescences of violets are edible: they can be added to salads, brewed tea, and also used to make desserts.
- Optimara Ellen. This type of violet has a pink tint and is characterized by abundant blooms. The leaves are painted green, and on the wrong side a red tint appears a little.
- Rhapsodie clementine. They have a light blue tint and dark green, pointed foliage. Bloom often and abundantly.
- Sedona. Launched in 1989. Flowers have a rich red color, and the leaves are characterized by the usual form of green color.
There are many more colors of simple violets - everyone can choose to their taste. They look beautiful in homes and offices.Constantly please your eye and decorate the room can klerodendrum, streptokarpus, Campanula, Achmeya, balsam, plumeria, Miltonia orchid, Gloxinia.
Two-tone
This type of houseplant is distinguished by the presence of two colors at once. Usually they look like blurry spots on any background. These species include the following varieties:
- City Line Trendy Red. Refers to industrial types. Thanks to the delicate combination of lilac and white color, the flowers look very beautiful. The variety has a bouquet type of flowering.
- LE-Tigra. Pink coral flower of large size, in the center of which there is a white speck. Foliage has a bright green color.
- SM-Mazurka. Flowers of large size, harmoniously combining a white shade with crimson flashes. The leaves are painted in a light green color.
Important! Violets are very fond of light, it is necessary to provide them with lighting for 12 hours a day. Otherwise, the leaves will be pulled up, the composition will be broken, and after a while the flower will die.
- Blue nymph. Combines two colors: purple and white. A smooth transition makes the flower tender, and the green, round foliage gives the plant freshness.
These are just some varieties of violets and their description. In addition to them, there are many types that will decorate your home.Chimera
On the flowers of this type you can see multi-colored stripes that diverge from the middle. These include the following varieties:
- Myrthe. It is a white fringed flowers, which have bright crimson or purple rays from the middle. Has abundant and long flowering.
- Solitaire. Another kind of extraordinarily beautiful violets. From the yellow center of the flower, there are blurry purple stripes that, in combination with white, look very harmonious.
- Yukako. Very original plant. It is represented by bright blue flowers, from the center of which are green stripes. The unusual combination of colors makes this plant unique.
Chimera - One of the species that is very popular due to its unusual color. Violets, painted in white tones, most often are representatives of this variety. On a white background, any color looks beautiful and original.Border Varieties
Judging by the name, it is easy to guess that such plants have a small rim on the edge of the petals. The colors of these plants can be very diverse.
Did you know? The width of the border depends on the air temperature in the room where the flower is located. If the temperature is too high, the border may disappear altogether, but if you move the flower to a cooler environment, it will reappear.
- Apache Midnight-2. Has a large size of inflorescences, painted in a velvety purple color with a white border. The flowers look very rich and mysterious.
- Firehouse. The original look of red color with white border. The foliage has the usual green color, but in general the plant looks very beautiful.
- Halo's Aglitter. Delicate pink flowers with a light purple edging will become an integral part of your interior. They will fill the house with tenderness and comfort.
Violets can have a variety of colors that allows you to display new, original varieties.Starlike
This type of violets is characterized by the same size of petals with a pointed shape at their ends. Allot the following varieties:
- Austin's smile. The flowers are quite large, painted in coral color with dark pink edging. The foliage has a dark green color and looks harmonious with inflorescences.
- Optimara myPassion. This species has a white color, decorated with a bright pink speck in the center of the flower. It has medium size, looks neat and compact.
- Rebel's Night Breezes. Flowers of large size, painted in bright purple color and having a greenish-white border. Green foliage looks interesting with large semi-double buds.
This species is most common. Due to the unusual form of inflorescences, it attracts the attention of many gardeners.Violets interspersed
This variety is distinguished by fantasy patches having different colors and shapes.
Important! When breeding pansies interspersed with the method of cutting, the fantasy patterns may not appear or will be completely lost.These species include the following varieties:
- Fisher's leone.This variety is distinguished by large velvet purple flowers with small but frequent patches of white color. The dark green leaves are round.
- KZ-Koktem 2. Large pink semi-double flowers, decorated with lilac splashes and corrugated border. The leaves are colored dark green.
- Live wire. Large violet coral-red color, which posted a huge number of purple strokes, specks. Inflorescences towering above green leaves.
Violets interspersed include rare varieties of this beautiful flower that can decorate any room. 
