The horned violets were planted with love. There they are, standing where they are, happily competing with the sun with their delicate blossoms. But wait a minute: Aren't these plants actually poisonous?

Harmless to humans and animals
Anyone who thinks horned violets are poisonous is wrong. These plants, related to pansies, are harmless and edible. The flowers are often used to serve dishes, such as for:
- salads
- cakes
- puddings
- cold plates
Pet owners can breathe easy too. If your cat is nibbling on the flowers, don't worry. Horned violets are not poisonous to cats. At most, you should worry about the health of the plant…
tips and tricks
Beware of preferred horned violets from the trade. If you want to eat them, you should wait until the plant has broken down any fertilizers and sprays.