Occurs in Wisconsin, Michigan, southern Ontario, New York, Connecticut, and southward. It is the only native Maryland member of the Violet Family (Violaceae) that is not in the genus Viola.
Eastern Green Violet looks much different from typical violets, but it has the club-like pistil that is characteristic of the family. The flowers are small and green and droop singly from the leaf axils. The plant is erect, growing to 1-3 feet in height, in contrast to its low-growing, dainty cousins.
Rich woods and bottomlands.
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