Monopsis unidentata

Monopsis unidentata
Monopsis unidentata

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Botanical name: Monopsis unidentata

The wild violet, Monopsis unidentata, is a charming perennial plant that forms mats of bright green stems and leaves, adorned with delicate purple flowers in summer. It is native to damp and sandy habitats in the southern and eastern parts of South Africa. It attracts bees that may pollinate its flowers. It is easy to grow in pots, borders, or around ponds, as long as it is kept moist throughout the year. It can be propagated from cuttings or rooted stems. It has no known traditional uses or benefits, but it adds beauty and colour to any garden.

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Family: Lobeliaceae
Type: ground cover
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Flower colour: purple
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