I'm afraid that most weed killers go after broad-leafed plants like violets so I'm not sure you can spare them without transplanting first. I have violets coming up all over my yard and in all my flowerbeds. Unfortunately they form a very thick, impenetrable layer of roots across the surface of the soil and would choke out everything else in my flowerbeds if I didn't relentlessly pull them. I live in zone 8 so perhaps they're not such a problem where you live. Good luck!
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I would transplant the violets to the garden. :-)
I'm afraid that most weed killers go after broad-leafed plants like violets so I'm not sure you can spare them without transplanting first. I have violets coming up all over my yard and in all my flowerbeds. Unfortunately they form a very thick, impenetrable layer of roots across the surface of the soil and would choke out everything else in my flowerbeds if I didn't relentlessly pull them. I live in zone 8 so perhaps they're not such a problem where you live. Good luck!
Unfortunately there are hundreds!