Martin Pellizzer

Viola Tricolor Subsp. Alpestris

Viola tricolor subsp. alpestris is a lesser-known member of the violet family known for its delicate, colorful flowers. This subspecies thrives in high-altitude environments, often found in alpine meadows and rocky slopes. Its blooms display a striking combination of purple, yellow, and white, creating a vivid visual display in its natural habitat. The plant is valued not only for its beauty but also for its medicinal properties. Despite its charm, it remains a relatively obscure species within the broader Viola genus.