The pink edges are so sweet that have to be seen on the closed up.

So pretty!

Very nice ...

Pretty. This one is on a future order list so I'm pleased to see how lovely it is. Thanks for showing.

Terri

Kai,
The words "Lone Star" refers to the state of Texas, which has a single star on its state flag, therefore, the name the "lone star" state. Perhaps there was a series of lone star violets developed by one of the hybridizers from Texas.

There is a Lone Star Twilight. It is a beautiful violet. It is an intriguing thought that the "Lone Star" violets are from one hybridizer.

patton40 - Thank you! :D

aegis500 - Thank you! :)

Terri - Sound fun your doing the future order lists now! Thank you.

Joanne - Thanks a lot for telling me about the Lone Star story, I love about that. :D

lucky1234 - I looked into the google images, Lone Star Twilight is sooo pretty, thank you! Hope I could have it someday. :)

Kai

Kai, The hybridizer is named Richard Nicholas.
Here is a link on various articles about Texas hybridizers.
Another Texas hybridizer is Hortense Pittman
http://www.lsavc.org/hybrids.html
Joanne

Thanks a lot, Joanne! I will be googling about Richard Nicholas in no time. Moreover, Every H. Pittman's variety is always my first choice to choose, loving her every variety of course.
Kai
PS. Please excuse my kind of weird in language too!

Hi Kai His violets are distributed by Bluebird Greenhouse.
Joanne

I have leaves rooting of Lonestar Helen Mahr, Daybreak, Twilight, & Snowstorm. These along with Lady are the only varieties of Richard Nicholas I know to be available. If anyone knows of any others, please let me know.

Terri

Joanne - Thank you! I got plants at Bluebird Greenhouse a couple of years ago, did not have any idea about the 'Lone Star' violets at that time.

Terri - You have many varieties of Lone Star, I am really happy with you. I wish you got healthy babies very soon.
Kai