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This is the last of the African Violet show that Jean and I went to last April.
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...they are a passion for many!
ReplyDeleteGood Morning Tom,
ReplyDeleteThat is very true. Mine all died. I feel so bad.
Marilyn
Lovely! Especially love the minis. When I was a child and we went to the Phila.Flower show, I always picked out a violet to bring home. The many vendors were wonderful! Still are.
ReplyDeleteMary
Happy Birthday, Marilyn! Maybe you should treat yourself to a new violet to mark your special day! I find that these beauties try to hard to provide us with growth and color during the grey winter months. Gotta love them for that!
ReplyDeleteGood Morning Mary,
ReplyDeleteI like the minis, too, but I have never had any. Oh, bet your were happy to bring that violet home. All mine have died. Have to take them to Anna's to see what the heck went wrong.
Marilyn
Good Morning C,
ReplyDeleteThank you very much. I would love to buy an violet for today except no one near hear sells them this time of year. The Violet Barn is about 40 miles from here. Wait, Anna, has some in her glass house. Maybe I will take a run over there. All mine died and I want her to tell me w hat I did wrong. Oh, I love violets especially in the winter.
Marilyn
About the only thing I can be trusted with is a cactus.
ReplyDeleteHi William,
ReplyDeleteRight now you are better than I am. I can't be trusted with a cactus. I've lost them, too.
Marilyn