nifty native violet

I bought this little native nearly a year ago - not realising the drought would be what it turned out to be. I struggled to keep it alive and a few times thought I had lost it.
But finally it is still tiny, the whole plant is only about 6 inches across, but it is covered in the lovely tiny flowers.
I think it is going to make it!

[Rob Z]

It's a lovely little thing - and doing well to still be alive. I like your DOF in this too.

[Beryl Lloyd]

So good you have kept it alive - such a gorgeous blue !

[Lesley]

Ah how lovely that it’s still going. Lovely blue against the brown.

[Julienne Jones]

Well done! Tiny but so beautiful. I hope it continues to survive and bring you pleasure

[Monique]

Pretty little thing and a sturdy one apparently 😉

[Erin R]

Pretty

[Babs]

What a lovely story of survival. I am amazed how many plants have survived drought and water restrictions here too.

[Kate]

Glad it is surviving. We just planted several native plants and are hoping they survive.

[Lou Ann]

It’s very sweet! Violets take over here if we let them.

[Esther Rosenberg]

N ice colors peaking through,. I hope it will continue to grow

[Mags]

Great POV! Lovely shot of these little violets!

[Joanne Diochon]

Sometimes the shy, modest, little things in the corner of the garden do bring the most satisfaction.

[Bep]

Sweet little flower.

[mittens (Marilyn)]

Well spotted and so pretty.

[Pat]

It amazes me how resilient nature can be. What a sweet little plant, I'm glad it survived.

[KV]

Nicely framed.

[Patricia McPhail]

Nature is resilient ...

[Nina Ganci]

you sure do have green fingers

[Issi Bannerman]

Pretty capture.

[Diana]

Well done to keep it alive and get a fabulous shot of them.

[Vickie M]

Lovely little plant. It looks like it's off to a good start.

[Lisa Savill]

Beautiful. Great pov.

[Harry J Benson]

good angle and pov

[Rick]

Cool capture.

[4rky]

A lovely image to represent hope and endurance