Common Blue Violet is not deer resistant.

Bird-Foot Violet

Viola pedata

Bird-foot violet is a native herbaceous perennial that may grow 4 to 8 inches high.

Common Blue Violet

Viola sororia

Common blue violet is a rhizomatous herbaceous perennial in the violet family (Violaceae) native to eastern and central North America.

striped cream violet

Viola striata

Viola striata , commonly called pale violet, cream violet or striped violet, is a native Missouri wildflower which occurs in rich, moist woods, valleys, bottomlands and streambanks in the Ozark region of the State.

Halberd-leaf Violet

Viola hastata

Spearleaf violet is an herbaceous perennial wildflower native to the eastern United States.

Labrador violet

Viola labradorica

Viola labradorica , commonly called Labrador violet, is a very low-growing perennial (1-3" high) which is typically utilized both for its small, attractive, heart-shaped, purple-tinged foliage (to 1 inch across) and its lavender-blue…

larkspur violet

Viola pedatifida

Viola pedatifida , commonly called larkspur violet, purple prairie violet or prairie violet, is native from Saskatchewan to Ohio south to Oklahoma and Arkansas.

pansy

Viola × wittrockiana

Viola × wittrockiana , known as pansies, are one of the most popular bedding plants for cool weather.

smooth yellow violet

Viola pubescens var. eriocarpa

Viola pubescens var. eriocarpa , commonly called smooth yellow violet, is a native Missouri wildflower which commonly occurs in meadows, low woods and bottomlands throughout the State.

eastern round-leaved violet

Viola rotundifolia

Viola rotundifolia , commonly called round-leaved violet, is a stemless yellow violet that grows to only 5" tall.

Common Violet

Viola odorata

Sweet violet is native to Europe and western Asia.