What is the difference between a Violet and an Iris? Are they different flowers, or the same?

Answer 1

They are different flowers, different subspecies and different smells as well.
violets tend to be smaller and grow closer to the ground, irises are taller, have wooder stems.
Try wikipedia :)

Answer 2

These are entirely different plants and flowers. You need to look some of these things up. You have a computer. They have so many search engines. Go to www.ask.com and put in first violet and then put in iris. Select the search option of pictures. You will see at a glance they are entirely different.

Enjoy the learning curve.

Cheers,

Lisa

Answer 3

Totally different. An iris grown from a korm , has a tall stem with 1-4 blossoms on the top of that. Violet is a low plant, lots of leaves grown sort of in clumps, is purple or white.

Answer 4

They are two way different flowers. Not only are Iris' and violets different, but there are also different types of Iris' and violets!

Answer 5

They are both naturally purple, but they are entirely different flowers.

Violet is a low-growing woodland flower with heart-shaped leaves. The flowers are on delicate little stalks. The flowers themselves have distinctive shapes, facing horizontally rather than vertically. Violets are dicots - have branching veins in their leaves.

Irises are upright flowers with long, sword-shaped leaves. They are monocots with parallel veins in the leaves. The flowers have three petals hanging down and three petals upward in a kind of crown.

Do an image search for these flowers. They're quite common and there should be hundreds of pictures of them on the internet.

Answer 6

They are in different class man, totally different kind of flowers.

Answer 7

they are way diffrent