Standard African Violets

The following is taken in part from the AVSA Handbook For African Violet Growers, Exhibitors, and Judges.

A small standard violet should reach at least 8 to 10 inches in diameter. The foliage should grow straight out form the center of the plant to the edge of the outer leaves. Each row of leaves should overlap the row below without gaps or spaces in the rows or between the individual leaves in a row caused by missing leave or poor culture.

My Standard Violets

Apache Freedom (8215) 07/03/1995 (J. Munk) Semidouble pink to rose frilled pansy/darker top petals. Variegated dark green, white and pink, ruffled/red back. Standard (DAVS 1419)

Blue Girl (AVS48) (C. Ulery) Single blue-violet. Round girl foliage. Standard

Blue Tail Fly (Jimmy Dates) Medium blue, medium wasp bloom. Bustle type foliage. Standard

Chicago Flair (8917) 11/28/2000 (D. Hoover) Semidouble pink ruffled pansy/darker eye, thin white edge. Variegated dark green and white, plain. Standard

Okie Blaster (9148) 12/02/2002 (J. Cochran) Semidouble-double red ruffled star. Medium green, plain, serrated. Standard

Okie Snapper (9150) 12/02/2002 (J. Cochran) Single-semidouble purple-red large ruffled star. Dark green, quilted/red back. Standard

Okie Stars (Jack Cochran) Single iridescent rose/pink star. Medium green, pointed. Standard

Okie Sun Glo (9151) 12/02/2002 (J. Cochran) Single rose-pink star. Medium green, plain. Standard

Rhapsodie Cathy (Holtkamp) Single pink. Standard

Taffeta Petticoats (8281) 07/28/1995 (S. Sorano) Semidouble pink star/white edge. Medium green, plain, ovate. Standard