41. PAT'S PETS HOME PAGE Sale of african violets and other gesneriads. Includes catalog, prices, and ordering information. http://www.jcn1.com/patspets/

42. Untitled Document People interested in growing and showing african violets in the Annapolis Valley. Provides meeting times and membership information. http://users.av.eastlink.ca/~apsa/AVAVSC.htm

The Annapolis Valley African Violet Society Web Site has moved to www.avavs.com

43. Mariela's African Violets Utahbased grower selling a variety of african violets including standards, semiminiatures, miniatures, trailers. Information on leaf propagation and color photos. http://www.marielasviolets.com/

Standards Semiminiatures Miniatures Trailers If you can not see this graphic, you may want to download Flash Player. Click on "Download Flash Player 7 for Windows" below. Special Listings Search About Me Contact Me ... Hints, Tips, Etc. HELLO My website sales and eBay auctions occur annually in the spring and fall only. My fall auctions are beginning September 11 on eBay, as well as sales from this website. Fall sales and auctions will only run through MID-OCTOBER this year. THANK YOU FOR VISITING MY WEBSITE ! Download Flash Download Flash Download Flash Download Flash Download Flash eBay See my auctions on eBay - click on the RED eBay. eBay Best viewed with Microsoft IE 4.0+ and Flash Player 5+ If you can not see animations above or boxes are blank, you may want to: Download Flash Player 7 for Windows

44. African Violets This forum is for the discussion of african violets, their care, selections, etc. Instructions on using the forum are provided below. http://forums.gardenweb.com/forums/afrviolet/nph-ind.cgi?type=exch

45. TAVS-Toronto African Violet Society Society of plant enthusiasts dedicated to learning and promoting the cultivation of african violets. The site also provides information for both members and nonmembers about the activities of the club. http://www.geocities.com/tavsca/tavs.html

46. African Violets african violets require about 1000 footcandles of light for 8 to 12 hours per day for best african violets should not be exposed to direct sunlight. http://edis.ifas.ufl.edu/MG028

Whole Document Navigator (Click Here) Top of Document Footnotes African Violets Jones, H. C. The African violet ( Saintpaulia ) is an excellent flowering house plant which will grow and flower under low light intensities found in the average home. Where there is insufficient natural light, they can be grown and flowered successfully entirely under artificial light. Large numbers of different varieties, types and colors available, and the ease with which they can be propagated make this an excellent plant for interior decoration of the home. African violets require about 1000 foot-candles of light for 8 to 12 hours per day for best growth and flowering. However, lower light levels for longer periods of time are also satisfactory. Often, it is possible to tell from their appearance whether light levels are satisfactory. If light is too low, leaves are usually deeper in color and thinner than leaves on plants receiving higher levels of diffused light. Unless light is extremely low, plants may grow well but will flower poorly or not at all. In such instances, supplemental artificial light is helpful in promoting flowering. Excessive light levels cause leaves to be pale or yellowish green, much lighter than normal and some leaves may show dark areas where they have been shaded by other leaves. Growth at high light levels is slowed and plants become more compact, however, although flowering may continue freely for a while it will eventually decrease due to chlorophyll destruction.

47. Rachel’s Reflections Offers information on maintaining african violets. Provide growing, hybridizing, caring information and photos. http://www.RachelsReflections.com

Rachel's Reflections Presents My Passion for African violets This is a Canadian site originating in Thunder Bay Ontario "Forgiveness is the fragrance that the violet sheds on the heal that has crushed it. " Mark Twain This site was last updated on September 02, 2005 06:42:09 PM WELCOME ........ This site is all about African violets.... caring for them, starting, propagating, hybridizing and growing them! Propagation with leaves, suckers, seeds are explained in layman's terms, with the help of detailed diagrams and pictures! This should be a great learning experience for the beginner grower. I also have a mailing list that can be joined from this page! It will take you to a site with loads of information. If you can not find your answers here or in the files there, post to the list. I have experienced show growers and hybridizers there to answer your every question. So, go now and enjoy my site. I would love to hear that you put it in your favourites! Rachel Friday September 02, 2005 06:42 PM

48. GLP African Violets MAAVS is an association of persons with an interest in african violets and is University of Nebraska Caring for african violets information on http://gardeninglaunchpad.com/aviolet.html

Preferred Vendors Recognition Home FlastClick ... Past Articles African Violets For your shopping convenience! Gardening Club free trial membership LandscapeUSA Gardens Alive! ... Gardener's Supply Company Visit The Gardening Launch Pad's own Bulb Mall for the finest Bulbs! Thompson and Morgan Seeds Saintpaulia in Belarus African Violet Brat Pack Visit the AV Brat Pack Forum to meet other African violet enthusiasts from around the world. Ask questions, learn from the experience of others and join in the fun of our impromptu chats, Dixie African Violet Society (DAVS), a nonprofit organization, founded in 1956 to afford an association of persons with similar interest in African violets within an area not too vast for occasional meeting. Mid-Atlantic African Violet Society (MAAVS), a nonprofit organization, founded in 1991. MAAVS is an association of persons with an interest in African violets and is affiliated with the African Violet Society of America (AVSA). African Violet Society of Minnesota is the oldest violet society in Minnesota. It was formed in the fall of 1950only four years after the founding of the African Violet Society of America (AVSA.) African Violet Society of Rochester , located in Rochester New York, Central Arkansas African Violet Society Fox Valley African Violet Society , Warrenville, Illinois Lone Star African Violet Council (Texas) New York State African Violet Society Upper Pinellas African Violet Society Heritage African Violet Society of Hamilton Club founded in 1980 for commercial growers and enthusiasts.

49. Sonia's African Violet Links I have been growing african violets since March 2001 and have a light stand and I belong to the Toronto African Violet Society and have just restarted http://www.quartette.com/sunny/av.html

Back to Gardening Links My name is Sonia Brock from Toronto, Ontario. I have been growing African Violets since March 2001 and have a light stand and a table top stand as well. I belong to the Toronto African Violet Society and have just re-started collecting after a disaster with foliar mealybug. Thanks to kind friends from the Toronto Afican Violet Society my collection is well on its way to recovery with a beautiful selection of donated plants (7/2002) I started this page so I could always reach my Links and now - so can you :-) (Plus a few Gesneriad-related Links) African Violet Photo Archive African Violet Pictures African Violet Propagation African Violet Society of America, Inc. ... African Violets by Fredericks, Inc. (Ships Internationally) African VioletsTop Sites Alannah's Greenhouses Beautiful African Violet Photos (Japan) More Photos from Ken's Site in Japan Bloomlovers - Canadian Bluebird Greenhouse - USA Canadian African Violet Sources Caring for African Violets Fantasy Violeteers Floralight Gardens Toronto Lightstand specialists Harbourcrest Gardens Jimmie's Painted Ladies Gesneriads.com

50. Welcome To Country Livin' Creations Selfwatering planters for african violets and other houseplants. Handmade ceramic dual potted planters in Victorian, Southwestern and animal designs. http://www.clcvioletpots.com

self- watering pots in many designs and colors. Search through our website today and order that prefect pot for your African Violet The deep insert is made of the finest unglazed ceramic slip. The scientific design and the quality of slip allows you to: Maintain the correct water balance Reduce the chance of root rot Reduce the chance petiole rot Reduce the chance of leaf spotting The outer pot is sealed with a non-toxic glaze that insures that no water seeps out onto your table. Click here for in-depth details on how Featured Pot of the Month Handcrafted Pots Victorian/Floral Designs ... Our Guarantee

51. The KIWI VIOLET ROOM african violets (Saintpaulias) and Gesneriads. Online catalogue, photographs and growing advice. http://angelfire.com/id/goldenkiwi/Gesneriads.html

setAdGroup('67.18.104.18'); var cm_role = "live" var cm_host = "angelfire.lycos.com" var cm_taxid = "/memberembedded" Search: Lycos Angelfire Dating Search Share This Page Report Abuse Edit your Site ... Next The KIWI VIOLET ROOM GESNERIADS ~ ALBUM 6 Updated 26.2.2003 Here are some Gesneriads in my collection . . . I hope you enjoy them Chirita Diane Marie Chirita loggangensis Now in flower... Chirita tamiana - young plant in bloom My plant for the AVI Project No. 2 Gesneriad Seed - Chirita Achimenes mexicana - a beautiful species Episcia Tricolor Gloxinia lindeniana Gloxinia purpurescens seedling with aerial plantlets Kohleria "Connecticut Belle" Kohleria Sciadotydaea hybrid seedling in 2 1/2" pot Niphaea oblonga Mini Sinningia Pink Imp, S. Xanadu, S. Paper Moon in Planter Same planter, 6 months later... Mini Sinningia "Doll Baby" Sinningia seedling - Purple blooms Sinningia seedling - Dwarf Mixed Hybrids Mini Sinningia seedling - Pink fls Sinningia Apricot Bouquet X Self Sinningia cardinalis Innocent Sinningia leopoldii - in bud VARIEGATED Sinningia seedling Sinningia speciosa seedling - Small's Dwarf Mix Mixed gessie seedlings with white Smithiantha Smithiantha and Sinningia seedlings Streptocarpus "Black Magic" Streptocarpus "Gloria" S. Strawberry Crush x Self - different from mother plant and with banana throat

52. African Violet Care african violets are more dependent on regular care than most other house plants. You may put your African violet on a selfwatering system to ensure a http://www.ext.vt.edu/departments/envirohort/factsheets2/indoor/jan92pr4.html

JAN92PR4.HTMBINAhDmp ÿÿÿÿ ⯊2ô¯Š2ôÇŠ African Voilet Care Contact: Diane Relf, Extension Specialist, Environmental Horticulture Posted April 1997 African violets are more dependent on regular care than most other house plants. They "sulk" quite obviously when they are dry or cold. The plants flower best in bright light, but not in extreme heat and humidity. They bloom well in east or west windows or under fluorescent lights. The preferred daytime temperature is 72 degrees F. Night temperatures should not fall below 62 degrees F. African violets are extremely sensitive to dryness, so it is wise to check the soil moisture daily. Water when the soil feels dry to the touch, but before it becomes hard. Never apply cold water to African violets. It can cause irregular-shaped, white-colored spots to form on the foliage. Use lukewarm water or fill your watering can after each watering and let it sit, so you will have room-temperature water on hand. You may water African violets from either the top or the bottom. When watering from the top, keep water off the leaves and make sure the plant is watered deeply. A small amount of excess water should flow out of the drainage hole. Pour off the excess water. When watering from the bottom, remove pots from the water dish as soon as the soil surface shows moisture. Leaving the pot standing in water will cause the soil to become saturated, eliminating the air spaces that are essential for healthy root growth.

53. Macquarie Valley Violets - About Us Specialty nursery with a comprehensive range of registered, named african violets and products for wick watering. http://www.valleyviolets.com/

"It is only to the gardener that time is a friend, giving more each year than he steals." Beverley Nicholls 1899-1983 Java must be enabled. If you find any problems with this website please contact the webmaster . Site created by Cyberianblue.

54. Rachel’s Reflections All about african violets, in laymen s terms! Pictures and diagrams to help explain the mechanic s of growing these beautiful plants. http://www.rachelsreflections.com/

Rachel's Reflections Presents My Passion for African violets This is a Canadian site originating in Thunder Bay Ontario "Forgiveness is the fragrance that the violet sheds on the heal that has crushed it. " Mark Twain This site was last updated on September 02, 2005 06:42:09 PM WELCOME ........ This site is all about African violets.... caring for them, starting, propagating, hybridizing and growing them! Propagation with leaves, suckers, seeds are explained in layman's terms, with the help of detailed diagrams and pictures! This should be a great learning experience for the beginner grower. I also have a mailing list that can be joined from this page! It will take you to a site with loads of information. If you can not find your answers here or in the files there, post to the list. I have experienced show growers and hybridizers there to answer your every question. So, go now and enjoy my site. I would love to hear that you put it in your favourites! Rachel Friday September 02, 2005 06:42 PM

55. Emily's Plants Sells houseplants like african violets, orchids, gardenia, some tropicals, and provides cultural information. http://plants.greentreewebdesign.com/

African Violet Care Dendrobium spectabile Care Phalaenopsis Care Ficus Care ... Wandering Jew We're ready to ship again, it's a great time to place your order. Thanks for stopping! Welcome! As my collection grows, I'll list the excess plants here. Plants will be shipped (within the U.S. only, please) April through October, weather permitting. At the moment, only checks and money orders are accepted, in addition to Paypal. All orders will be shipped Priority mail via the U.S. Post Office. Thanks for stopping by. Feel free to e-mail me with any questions regarding the care of these plants. If something is defined as a "rooting" cutting, it means I've planted a cutting and it may or may not have roots, however, I'll do my best to send those that are farthest along. African Violets Houseplants Orchids This site is a member of WebRing. To browse visit Here plants@greentreewebdesign.com

56. HOW TO GROW AFRICAN VIOLETS african violets are misunderstood, they require care that is not typical of other varieties Peat moss can kill african violets in large quantities too. http://www.projectsandhobbies.com/howtogrowafricanviolets.htm

How To Grow African Violets My experience. How to grow African Violets African Violets: Gifts from Nature Things you DON'T do to an African Violet! Don't let water get on the leaves, it'll cause dead spots. Water that is room temperature is not so bad, but I don't do it at all. Don't allow sucker plants to grow on the main stem of the plant. Don't try to grow them outside. Don't place them in direct sunlight. Don't keep them in dark areas. Don't use any other pot other than a cheap 4-inch plastic pot. Don't use peat moss. Don't keep your plants' soil wet. Don't let the plant stay dried out. Don't leave dead flowers or leaves on your plant. Don't subject them to sudden temperature changes. Don't run over them with the car. Do not, do not, do not... Then exactly what can I do? It sounds like you can't do anything at all. The truth is that you don't have to do much, just follow the "do not do list". You'll be amazed. How to grow African Violets First the potting soil.

57. The Perfect Violet Pot Welcome Page Sells a range of twopart self-watering pots for african violets. http://www.theperfectvioletpot.com/

Have you had trouble growing violets Our Perfect Violet Pot is the answer to your needs. This is the way to grow violets easily! Violets need to stay evenly moist at all times, and that is exactly what The Perfect Violet Pot does. You will never have to guess when your violet needs water again. With The Perfect Violet Pot , the plant slowly and evenly drinks through the unglazed lower half of the top pot. The two piece self-watering violet pot completely eliminates the guesswork for you . Just refill the bottom pot with water every 2-3 weeks The violet pot comes in a large variety of colors, textures, and glazes. Complete planting and growing instructions are included with the shipment of your order. Credit Cards Accepted: Send us an e-mail with any questions! Perfect Violet Answers Information and prices are subject to change without notice. Site hosted and managed by Internet Design

58. Cedar Creek Violets Sells african violets, Episcias, Kohleria, other Gesneriads and growing supplies. http://www.orderafricanviolets.com/

Updated July 27, 2005 Welcome to Cedar Creek Violets Commercial Member AVSA , MAAVS, DAVS Dear Friends, Our leaves are cut fresh just prior to shipping. Leaves are expertly wrapped and packed in well-insulated boxes. We continue to receive many compliments not only on the quality of our leaves, but also, on our shipping methods. Beginning immediately we will be shipping year around. Shipping costs will increase slightly in November to cover the costs of insulated containers and heat packs. Normal shipping costs will resume around April 1st of each year. Orders are accepted all year and are processed in the order that we receive them. Please add a list of acceptable substitutes to the notes section of the order , otherwise we will have to choose substitutes for you if necessary. If you provide us with an e-mail address, we will notify you when your order has been shipped and when to expect them to arrive. We appreciate each of our customers and welcome your comments. Our mission is to provide African Violet lovers with quality, healthy leaves at a fair price.

59. African Violets african violets http://www.iloveplants.com/html/Plants_and_Seeds/African_Violets/

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60. PictureTrail Photo galleries of Apaches, Wranglers, and several other varieties, from a hobby grower of african violets. http://www.PictureTrail.com/angiemac

angiemac Guestbook Sign Guestbook Apache's 55 pics A few other violets 15 pics - Some more violets that I'm also growing. Wrangler's 7 pics a.v. babies 1 pics

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