For the Love of Wild Violets

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These delicate purple flowers are a common sight in spring and have a sweet, floral flavor.

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Only harvest from areas that are not sprayed with chemicals, pick flowers in moderation, leave some for pollinators, 

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Use flowers as a garnish on salads, desserts or cocktails, infuse into vinegar or honey, make violet syrup or jelly.

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Avoid harvesting from areas with heavy foot traffic or where pesticides have been used.

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Add to tea or lemonade, sprinkle over ice cream, or use as a natural food coloring.

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Make violet sugar, vinegar or oil, or dry flowers for later use.

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Violet Simple Syrup: Add a floral touch to your cocktails and drinks with this recipe

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