Some gardeners shy away from the African violet because of its reputation for difficulty. And admittedly, if you are a […] ...

The plants and exhibits are judged by qualified African Violet Society of America judges according to the established point scores. It’s not enough for a plant to have the most blossoms or to be ...

Sure, they have some preferences (don't we all?), but once you crack their code, it’s smooth sailing from there. Here’s everything you need to know about caring for an African violet plant.

DEAR SUN SPOTS: I’m looking for two African violet clay pots. They are two fitted plant pots where one fits inside the other. If anyone has any and has no use for them, I am able to pay for them ...

Another way to use an African violet leaf for propagation is to cut off its far half, then stick its cut end down into potting soil. This time, in a few weeks, new plants will appear all along the ...

African violets are enjoyed for their delicate, colorful flowers and furry, soft leaves but many people want to touch the leaves and flowers. Oklahoma researchers wanted to know how does all this ...

Another way to use an African violet leaf for propagation is to cut off its far half, then stick its cut end down into potting soil. This time, in a few weeks, new plants will appear all along the ...

You might remember African violets lining the windowsill of your grandmother’s kitchen window, but these perky plants remain as popular today as they were back in the 1950s and ’60s.

Flowering plants, including African violets, need good light, but not direct sunlight. A window sill facing east or north is ideal.

Some of the flowers are of multiple colors, while others have double or semi-double rows of petals. Some are even trailing. Flowers can range from blue to violet, pink or white, and some have a ...