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African Violets leaves can be divided into different leaf types, depending upon the feature of the leaf margin. Leaf margin is the boundary area along the edge of the leaf.
Here ten common leaf types are defined as below:
https://www.babyviolets.com/african-violet-leaf-type/
What are the Different Leaf Types of African Violet Plants?
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Pavlina (RM-Pavlina)
Pavlina Standard African Violet
Jade Tiara: Large African Violet plant. Semidouble pink frilled pansy/green-edged top petals. Dark green, quilted, glossy, wavy, serrated/red back. Hybridized by P. Sorano in 2008.
Jade Tiara Large African Violet plant
Ness Ruffled Skies: Light blue, semidouble stars, with a heavily fluted geneva edge. The foliage is dark green with a red reverse. Standard African Violet plant.
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Petite Deep Purple African Violet Plant
Inner Strength: Medium blue semidouble pansies with fringed raspberry edge, then edged thinly in beige. Medium green foliage with beige variegation around leaf edges. Standard African Violet hybridized by Sorano.
Inner Strength Standard African Violet Flower
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