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Birthday Blue African Violets Key Chain by CarolsCamera

African violets (not really violets at all) are native to Tanzania and Kenya. African violets come from cloud forests where sunlight is filtered and humidity is high. With the hundreds of cultivars now available to gardeners, people can grow these plants with flowers of white, pink, blue, purple, and everything in between.

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Add images and text to this elegant silver-colored 1.38" x 1.38" square keychain and carry your loved ones with you everywhere you go. The waterproof, UV coating means your images will look like new for years. Great gifts for all your family and friends.

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Birthday Blue African Violets

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African violets (not really violets at all) are native to Tanzania and Kenya. African violets come from cloud forests where sunlight is filtered and humidity is high. With the hundreds of cultivars now available to gardeners, people can grow these plants with flowers of white, pink, blue, purple, and everything in between.

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