African Violets
The popularity of the African violet is largely due to its ability to thrive indoors.
African violets provide dazzling decoration to tabletops and windows.
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African violet (Saintpaulia) is one of those rare house plants that will flower continuously all year long and add color and cheer to any area you put it.
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In fact, African violets are some of the easiest indoor plants to grow once you are aware of a couple of their very simple requirements.
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They naturally like filtered light and temperatures that most houses have on a year-round basis. Also, the soil you use must have excellent drainage.
There is no reason you can’t have a house full of colorful, velvety, African violets for years to come.
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African violets are very satisfying to have around because they have such a lush appearance with their velvety leaves and glittering flowers.
So if you have a record of killing houseplants, give it one more try with an African violet!
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In general use a soil-based compost placed over a generous layer of drainage material such as earthenware crocks, pebbles or gravel. Water and feed regularly, especially while plants are bearing flowers and fruit, when a high-potash fertilizer is recommended.
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Using pebbles in a garden brings different colours and textures to the garden. Pebbles can also fill up otherwise empty space in the garden, leaving a visual that might be considered more interesting and aesthetic than simple dirt, soil or mulch.
