Wild violet plants also spread through underground rhizomes. Growing Wild Violet Plants in the Garden Growing violets is easy and with the care, they have many uses in the garden. Wild violets make great accents around trees, near water sources, and beds.

Wild violets are notoriously difficult to kill, so even a beginner can easily transplant them. Prepare a new location for your wild violets. Choose a well-draining location in partial or full shade such as under a tree or shrub.

The idea is not to transplant into a way bigger pot. Slightly bigger than the original pot will work. African violets will grow better in small pots. Small plantlets can be potted into 2’’ pots. When they bloom, you should transplant them into 3’’