Vicia encompasses annuals, herbaceous perennials, and climbing plants. The foliage can be either simple or composed of numerous small leaflets, typically culminating in a tendril. The flowers, resembling those of peas, appear in small clusters along the stem or in larger, upright arrangements, and can be yellow, purple, white, or pink.

Vicia sativa subsp. nigra

Vicia sativa subsp. sativa

Vicia sativa subsp. segetalis

Vicia scandeus

Vicia sepium is a perennial plant that grows vigorously, utilizing leaf tendrils for climbing. Its foliage consists of numerous pairs of green leaflets arranged in a ladder-like fashion, with the terminal leaflets forming tendrils. The plant produces clusters of small, lilac-blue flowers that attract various pollinators. Following the flowering stage, these blooms give way to pods containing seeds. Additionally, the roots are equipped with nodules that fix atmospheric nitrogen, enhancing soil fertility.

Vicia sepium

Vicia sicula

Vicia sylvatica

Vicia tenuifolia

Vicia tetrasperma

Vicia tetrasperma subsp. gracilis

Vicia unijuga

Vicia venosa

Vicia villosa

Vicia villosa 'Massa'PBR

Vicia villosa subsp. ambigua

Vicia villosa var. varia

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