Streptocarpus ionantha 'Pippa' - Welsh Grown Valentines this species belongs to the

this species belongs to the Primulaceae family and is native to Asia

In one 2017 paper it is referred to as Ceropegia zebrina subsp

A hose down every now and again will help keep its leaves free of dust

the Senetti varieties have been adapted for cooler conditions so they can be grown as perennials in the UK

Streptocarpus ionantha 'Pippa' - Welsh Grown Valentines this species belongs to theScientific Name Streptocarpus ionantha (twisted fruit with violet flower) Common Name African Violet, Saintpaulia, Kenya Violet, Usambra Violet, Cape Primrose Origin Native to Eastern and Southwestern Tanzania Description Despite the name, the African Violet is not a violet but it will produce flowers in a rainbow of colours! Choose this plant for a bright, contrasting display with lush green foliage and bright blooms. Flowering in late spring will be