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African Violets:     more books (101)

African Violets, Gloxinas and Their Relatives African Violet and Generiad Questions-Answered By 20 Experts by Helen Van Pelt, Ed Wilson, 1966-01-01 African Violet Magazine [ Vol. 43 No. 3 ] May-June 1990 (Cover: Omaha, Vol. 43 No. 3) by African Violet Society, 1990 The master list of African violets--1935 to 1963 by Carolyn Rector, 1963 How to Grow African Violets by Sunset Editors, 1971 African Violet Growing Handbook by Sandra Leary, 1972 All About African Violets5 by Montague Free, 1951-01-01 African Violets by Countryside Books, 1976 African Violet and Gesneriad Questions by Helen Van Pelt Wilson, 1966 The African Violet Society of America: Master Variety List Number 4 1983 How to Grow African Violets by Carolyn Rector, 1962-01-01 The African Violet, Saintpaulia by Helen, Illustrated by Hagerty, Le Van Pelt Wilson, 1950 African Violet Magazine [ Vol. 31 No. 2 ] March 1978 (Cover: Royal Hussy, Vol. 31 No. 2) by African Violet Society, 1978 African Violet Magazine Vol 9 No 3 March 1956

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81. African Violets By Lyndon Lyon Greenhouses
    Sells African violets, orchids and companion plants.  
    http://www.lyndonlyon.com/
    
    Extractions: The BLUE button bar (to the left) is where to find our plants & Photos. For example: Just click on "Violets" and it will take you to the Violet Directory. Click on one of those choices, and you will find all our Descriptions and Photos! ... Enjoy! Also: We like to give credit to all the other hybridizers out there! So if you see where we have something wrong, or haven't given credit to someone (listed as "unknown") send us an e-mail with the information, and we will fix it ASAP! ... Thank you! Look below for locations where we'll be selling our plants

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

83. Pots & Planters - Self-watering African Violet Planters, Hand-painted. Purchase
    Offering handmade, self watering pottery containers for African Violets and other small plants.  
    http://www.potsandplanters.com/
    
    Extractions: Are you worried that your plants are not being watered enough? Our hand crafted self watering planters will ensure your plants have plenty water to extend blooming seasons and maximize their life span. Many households have a ton of upkeep duties and most of the time plants are neglected, with our self watering planters your plants will become self sufficient and will last much longer. Not only are our planters perfect for the African Violets, but can be used for many different types of plants. We offer many different sizes to hold a wide variety of plants to help them flourish and maximize their growing potential. Indoor plants have to survive in many different and unnatural environments; with a lack of sunlight and constant changing environment, our planters will provide the exact amount of water that your plant requires.

84. GESNERIACEAE
    The characteristics of the African Violet family which includes about 2000 species.  
    http://www.theseedsite.co.uk/gesneriaceae.html
    
    Extractions: GESNERIACEAE - The African Violet Family This is a family of around 2000 species in 125 genera, most of them tropical herbs and shrubs, rarely trees, with a few occuring in temperate areas of the world. They are grown for ornament, most of them as houseplants in temperate regions. The most well-known species are Aeschyanthus, Columnea, Episcia, Gesneria, Gloxinia, Kohleria, Saintpaulia (African Violet), and Streptocarpus. A few of the hardier species are grown in gardens, notably Ramonda, Jankaea and Mitraria. Some are used in local medicines in tropical areas. Characteristics of this Plant Family: The roots are usually fibrous, or woody tubers or scaly rhizomes. Some have aerial stolons. The leaves are usually opposite or alternate, simple, and may be toothed. The leaves are often softly hairy. On rare occasions, they are pinnatisect, or there may be only one leaf, and there are sometimes basal leaves. There are no stipules. The stems are often fleshy, and may be brittle. Flowers ~ The flowers are irregular, and have five sepals and five petals, which may be fused into a tube at the base. They may be single, or in racemes, and are often softly hairy. There are 2-4 stamens, and the ovary may be superior or inferior.

85. Coral Reef Screen Saver
    Offers images on CD-ROM, that include saltwater fish, African violets, roses and snow scenes.  
    http://steverd.com/screensavers/
    
    Extractions: No nags or limitations Click the name below for a preview of each screen saver African Violets 60 images Autumn Scenes 42 images Birds 66 images Coral Reef Vol. #1 60+ images Coral Reef Vol. #2 69 images Coral Reef Vol. #3 50 images Clouds 30+ images Farms 42 images Japanese Gardens 27 images Lakes 35+ images Mountains 38 images Orchids Vol. #1 74 images Orchids Vol. #2 77 images Roses Vol. #1 50 images Roses Vol. #2 51 images Snow Scenes 30 images Spring Flowers/font 65 images Summer Flowers 53 images Sunsets 40 images Waterfalls 125 images The Coral Reef series are images

86. Jimmietoney.net: Jimmie's Painted Ladies
    Kansas enthusiast presents plant list, soil recipes, tips on watering and plant grooming, a list of suppliers, and information about the Wichita African Violet Study Club.  
    http://jimmietoney.net/

87. Svenska Saintpauliasällskapet
    This association counts members in Sweden and other nordic countries. The English version of the site provides basic information, access to the photo gallery, and links to other resources.  
    http://hem.passagen.se/stpaulia/

88. Mid Atlantic African Violet Society
    Association for members in the United States Mid-Atlantic region. Information and photos of conventions, several articles from their journal, and history of the society.  
    http://www.maavs.org/
    
    Extractions: Search Home Welcome to the newly redesigned  MAAVS web site. This site was redesigned in order to improve accessibility and flexibility. The site also is in conformance with new web standards.  As MAAVS has grown, so has the MAAVS web site. Some of the old clunky "home grown" web page techniques of the past have been replaced with a modern Content Managed System making the site less wieldy  and more manageable.  This means as an African Violet Society we are positioned to move forward adding to our heritage while preserving where we've come from.  Over the next few months all of the content from previous MAAVS conventions and meetings will be added to this site.  Stay tuned!!! MAAVS Aprons, Lost!

89. Quad-Cities African Violet Society
    Club for members on both sides of the Illinois/Missouri border. Lists projects, meetings, shows, and by-laws.  
    http://www.carrollsweb.com/xenson/

90. Home - AVSS
    New York club meeting once a month to share growing tips and friendship with an annual show and sale in May. Newsletter, agenda, show schedule, and photo gallery.  
    http://www.avsofsyracuse.org

91. Harster Greenhouses Inc.
    Produces tissue-cultured Anthoflores varieties of African violets for sale to growers, wholesalers and retailers across North America.  
    http://www.harstergreenhouses.com/

92. Welcome To Country Livin' Creations
    Self-watering planters for African violets and other houseplants. Handmade ceramic dual potted planters in Victorian, Southwestern and animal designs.  
    http://www.clcvioletpots.com

93. African Violet Pots By Jim And Martha Davis
    Ceramic self-watering African violet pots in 3 sizes and a variety of colors.  
    http://www.africanvioletpots.com/

94. African Violet Pots - Self-watering Pots And Planters For African Violets
    Pot designed to allow water to soak through and keep roots moist. Designs include Victorian, floral, animal and southwestern.  
    http://www.africanvioletpots.net

95. African Violet Pots From The Perfect Violet Pot
    Sells a range of two-part self-watering pots for African violets.  
    http://www.theperfectvioletpot.com/
    
    Extractions: 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.

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