I enjoy growing African Violets. Theydo not take up much space, and will thrive on any windowsill. African Violets bloom year round, and are available at most garden centers.
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4 comments:
Your African violets are gorgeous! My mother always had them on the dining room and kitchen windowsills which got no sun. Can they tolerate sun? Oh, that cute lil teapot is adorable!!
Your violet is beautiful! I used to have a bunch of cute little miniature african vioets that I bought on a trip to Canada...a long long time ago...that I loved. Eventually they died and I never replaced them....but I did really enjoy them :) happy Sunday :)
Very pretty indeed! By the way, congratulations winning the giveaway at Angela's blog! It couldn't go to a better bloggy friend!
A friend recently gave me an african violet - but I don't know how to care for it properly. you have reminded me that I need to google that question.
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