My African Violets didn't bloom all this winter so I was surprised last Saturday when they started blooming. They have lots more flowers coming. Thought I would take these pictures so you could see them. These are the first that I have ever bought and lived. They are in my kitchen window. Looking for a small stand so I could put them in front of my sliding glass door. Would get more light there. If the stand was big enough, I would buy some more African Violets. Seeing they started blooming last week, I take these flowers as an Easter Present from God.
...and every little else outside today
ReplyDeletevery pretty
ReplyDeletejodie
Good Morning Thomas,
ReplyDeleteAmen.
Marilyn
Good Morning Jodie,
ReplyDeleteThank you.
Marilyn
Beautiful plants and pictures. The leaves are SO shiny. I never had any success trying to keeping violet plants alive.
ReplyDeleteHappy Easter to all.
Good Morning Anonymous,
ReplyDeleteThank you. They are shiny. These are the first African Violets that I have still alive. I had so many die on me. I don't know how these are surviving but they are.
Happy Easter to you,
Marilyn
Yes, what a present! Beautiful. Mine bloom every Spring. Not yet for me.
ReplyDeleteGood Morning Vickie,
ReplyDeleteThey are a beautiful present. Hope yours bloom soon.
Happy Easter,
Marilyn
My grandma used to have so many african voilet plants. When I tried growing them, I could never get them to bloom.
ReplyDeleteGood Morning Lily,
ReplyDeleteI don't know how these African Violets I have are blooming, I had so many before these that died. My aunt to raise these and neither my Mother or myself could. For some reason these are not only living but blooming.
Happy Easter,
Marilyn
Good morning, Marilyn. Beautiful! I am very jealous. LOL I just had to throw away a "crunchy" African violet. I'm pretty sure it was a goner. LOL
ReplyDeleteGood Morning Angela,
ReplyDeleteSo sorry you had to throw away your African Violet. Sorry it was a goner. I had to do that, too. I think the good Lord keeps these two going.
Happy Easter,
Marilyn
Marilyn....Your violets are obviously very healthy and happy where they are! I would not move them to another spot unless it is a spot with the same level of light - too much light for violets is not good either and the leaves get a paler green as a result. My violets started blooming too and I think you are right that God sends us these blooms as an encouragement that Spring is coming! Happy Easter to you all.....Chris
ReplyDeleteHello Carol,
ReplyDeleteThe problem in the kitchen is I have to walk there to see them. Would like them out in the living room where I could see them more often. So glad your violets started blooming too. So glad God sent yours and mine, too. Spring to coming.
Happy Easter to you and yours,
Marilyn
Wesolego Alleluia! He Is Risen! Amen!
ReplyDeleteThe violets are beautiful! What a lovely blessing the has given in these delicate and beautiful plants!
God bless you and all in your "neck of the woods"! Carol
Happy Easter Carol,
ReplyDeleteThey are really beautiful - the way the Lord grew them. Blessings to you and yours,
Marilyn
The Nature is so creative to show us a blooming. It feels like wonderful miracle.
ReplyDeleteHappy Easter Chloe,
ReplyDeleteIt does feel like a wonderful miracle. I still can't get over their blooming.
Marilyn