Viola rotundifolia. Violet Family. Apr. - May. Found in woodlands. A plant 2 - 4 inches high. New England to Georgia.

Flowers

Yellow, with purplish veins, small, side divisions bearded.

Leaves

Round or long heart-shaped, indistinctly toothed.

Downy Yellow Violet

Viola pubescens. Violet Family. Apr. - May.

An erect leafy plant 6 - 15 inches high, common in dry woodlands. Maine to Ontario, south to Maryland and Kansas.

Flowers

Golden yellow, with purplish veins, borne on stalks from the leaf angles.

Leaves

Broadly heart-shaped, somewhat toothed. Plant stem and leaves slightly downy.