Viola hederacea aka Australian Violet

Viola hederacea, also known as the Australian violet, is a medium to fast-growing perennial groundcover with a sprawling habit and small, bright green kidney-shaped/circular leaves. This Australian native plant is a reliable, compact groundcover that is suitable for various gardening purposes such as rockeries, beneath trees or palms, alongside garden edges and ponds, spilling over walls or filling in between pavers. The flowers of Viola hederacea are usually pale, and the mature seeds are brown. This super rare houseplant requires regular watering to thrive and prefers long-lasting, direct light. It does best when less than 1 foot away from a window and in soil that is well-draining. Repotting each time it doubles in size should provide enough nutrients without the need for added fertilizers. The well-developed leaves of Viola hederacea are semicircular in outline, about as broad as long, and usually rather dark green above and paler beneath.