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The Violet Voice
... Contents: 1. Meet the Gesneriad Family 2. Gesneriads as house plants 3. Gesneriads the fluorescent way 5. Gesneriad pests and problems 6. How To Expand Your Gesneriad Collection 7. Hybridizing Gesneriads 8. ... of African violets and other gesneriads adorn each page in this book. Contents The Gesneriad Family Gesneriads Suit Every Taste Your Plants' Environment The New Plant Light Temperature Humidity ...
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The Gesneriad Society
... is a gesneriad? (pronounced either "guess-NARE-ee-ad" or "jez-NARE-ee-ad") The gesneriad family contains over 2,500 species of plants. Perhaps the best-known member of the gesneriad family is the ... of the easiest and most beautiful plants for the home or greenhouse belong to the gesneriad family. Kenji Hirose (Japan) and Vladimir and Tatiana Kalgin (Russia) enjoying our 2006 Convention in Rochester ...
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About Us - African Violet Society of Canada
... recent shows. There are articles related to growing African violets and their relatives in the Gesneriad family of plants as well as news of upcoming shows and recent winners. A Chatter subscription ...
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Gesneriads - African Violet Society of Canada
... so obvious. The whole gesneriad family has a big following among amateur and commercial growers. There are local plant society’s devoted entirely to growing of the family and many African violet ... see more shots and appreciate the immense variety of this plant family. The Gesneriad Society devotes more attention to the entire gesneriad family. If you find the gesneriads of interest to you, you ...
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... : http://www.gesneriads.ca/ Why not take a step back and look at the entire Gesneriad family of plants which includes the African Violets. A good reference. Last Review - 4/25/2003 ...
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Growing African Violets in Colorado
... . Most importantly, African violets are not violets at all. They’re members of the flashy gesneriad family, which includes gloxinias. They do come from Africa, discovered near Lake Tanganyika by a German ... look a little like the common garden violet (the Viola genus), but there’s no family relationship. The winter hardy violet can withstand dry summers, cold winters and little fertilizer. African ...
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London African Violet Society - Mission Statement
... The objectives of the club are to promote an interest in African Violets and other Gesneriad family members and to encourage better growing practices by: Holding meetings for instruction and discussion on ...
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Gesneriad Forum - GardenWeb
... | Instructions | Search | Post a Message Gesneriad Forum This forum is for the discussion of gesneriads, plants of the family Gesneriaceae. There is also a ... , last one posted on Mon, Sep 18, 06 at 23:22 Gesneriad Society flower show, Washington, DC, Sept. 16-17 Posted by: johnnieb Washington ... , Sep 6, 06 at 15:28 What type or types of gesneriad are these? Posted by: audrey z5 PA on Sat, Sep 2, ...
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Gesneriad Forum - GardenWeb
... Gesneriad Forum - GardenWeb Blogs Garden Voices Blog Directory Forums Garden Forums Home Forums Nature Forums Photo ... GardenWeb Store Other Forums | Instructions | Search | Post a Message Gesneriad Forum This forum is for the discussion of gesneriads, plants of the family Gesneriaceae. There is also a separate African Violets Forum ...
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Gesneriad
... Gesneriad Society Home Page for The American Gloxinia & Gesneriad Society, offers complete culture information, membership benefits, resources, photos, flower show/sales schedules. Gesneriad Reference Web A visual reference to the Gesneriaceae, a large family ...
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