Bird's foot violets (Viola pedata) are visually appealing plants with numerous appealing characteristics that may be included into landscaping designs. These delicate North American wildflowers may substantially improve the overall aesthetics of any garden or landscape. The following are some of the important characteristics that make them an ideal choice for landscaping: Bare root plants are plants that are sold without any soil around their roots. Bare root plants are bug up when they are dormant. Any soil is removed by washing, and the plants are kept cool and damp. By removing the soil, the plants are lighter weight, making it possible to ship them to the location where they will be planted. This plant will not begin to grow until the following spring. It is shipped bare-root and dormant (has no leaves or foliage). They are low-maintenance plants, making them great for busy gardeners or those searching for low-maintenance landscaping solutions.