Did you know that African violets aren't really violets? They belong to the Saintpaulia family. Their vibrant leaves are part of ... in the winter or whenever it gets particularly dry out.

Signs that your violets need repotting include stunted growth, reduced flowering, pot-bound roots, and drooping leaves. The following essential tips for repotting African violets will help you ...

(KTEN) - It's now Fall in Texoma and that means mornings are cooler, the air is crisper, it gets dark sooner, and the leaves start changing colors. Leaves get their color in the fall from two ...

African violets are sensitive to temperature, so always use water that is room temperature. Be careful not to soak the fuzzy leaves or stem of the plant, as water can get trapped and cause rot or ...

Are you surrounded by a yard full of leaves every fall? Whether they are yours or the ones that your neighbor’s tree has graciously donated to you, recycling leaves at home can be to your advantage.

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the days get darker, and there is less sunlight for them to munch on, the rest of the tree starts to absorb these useful parts of the leaves. It then stores them for winter in its roots.

Cavendishes will start browning and getting mushy once they're cut and sitting with other fruits. Lady Fingers can stay bright and creamy but with a bite, and their more pronounced sweetness ...

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