Picture a meadow full of colorful blooms, each about the size of a dime or a nickel. The blossoms come in a variety of colors, such as vibrant purple, gold, orange, white, and more. This scene is similar to the viola patch at The Chef’s Garden. Farmer Lee Jones has shared his thoughts about this wonderful edible flower.

People have enjoyed the majestic fragrance of violas over the centuries. Praised by Greek poets” in ancient times and woven into that culture’s mythology, violas became associated with the Virgin Mary and represented humility in the Renaissance period. Worn at glamorous balls and opera performances in 19th-century Paris, Queen Victoria of England also adored these blooms.

When you use violas in your dishes, you can include stories about the flower’s history and legend and allow diners to enjoy their beauty, sweet perfume, and honey-vegetal flavor that comes with a touch of lettuce. Each of the varieties of this edible flower is distinguishable in flavor and gorgeous coloration. You can choose the hues you want based on the dish you’re building to customize it down to the tiniest detail.

Options include the following:

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