Thank you, but no. It's not clear in the previous photo how tiny the leaves on this plant are. It is more like a cedar with smooth red bark, but the leaves are too flat to be evergreen leaves.

Like bboy said, this is probably a chance seedling that you luckily stumbled across. I was kind of kidding about naming it, I found a variegate leafed Violet last year but as soon as I potted it up it reverted right back to all green. You'd have to make sure your Viola was stable and find a more comprehensive listing of Violas to make sure there really was no cultivars known. Carol knows alot about Violas, perhaps she'll chime in here. I've never formally named a plant although I have lots of Hosta seedlings that I give informal names to, just to keep myself organized in notes and such. So I can't help you there. That said, I love the leaf form. The bloom color is just icing on the cake!

Oxalis fabaefolia? Comes up twice in a year. Leaves first - no flowers. Then leaves and flowers in autumn.

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