ONE WEEKEND ONLY!

REVISITED FROM 2023!

First discovered by European colonists in Africa in 1892. Baron von Saint Paul was serving as the imperial district governor of Tanginyika, a small country in east Africa, when he discovered and collected two of the plants now called African violets. African violets were introduced to the United States by a New York florist in 1894. In the drafty homes of the late-eighteenth-century, the plants often took a chill and died. African violets soon earned a reputation as being finicky and difficult to grow.

Join us to explore these now common indoor flowering plants and take a look at their close relative the Streptocarpus while you're with us!

Your registration will include:

• Store credit towards materials needed to assemble your project

Additional items will be made available to you at an additional charge.

*please note this project does not INCLUDE a container*

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