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African Violet Exchange

HAVE: violet seeds

14 years ago

these are mixed seeds , one has a very large pink bloom and is called glitterstar, the other one dont know its name, has purple flower with white specks , also the leaf has white around the outside. looking for some other house plants i dont have .

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irina_co
14 years ago
Nib -

just wanted to point that hybrid AVs do not propagate true from seeds and you will not get your Glitterstar flowers from seeds but you will possibly get some variegated violets from the purple fantasy one. You have potentially a bag with pink, purple, blue, fantasy, solid colors etc. It is a lot of hassle to raise them- but you can have quite an interesting batch.

Irina
nlb52
Original Author
14 years ago
hi Irina , sent you email
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angolita
14 years ago
Hello nlb52, I have the following African Violets leaves to give away if interested if you want to trade your seeds.The leaves include: Harmony's Pinkstone,Optimara Michele,Everfloris Everlove,Everfloris EverBeautiful,also a rooted leaf of Wrangler's Pink Patches.If you are interested send me an email from my GardenWeb page. Thanks,Angela
nlb52
Original Author
14 years ago
hi angolita , sent you email .

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