Sentence examples for your violet from inspiring English sources

Pinch or snip a healthy leaf with some stem from your violet plant.

We've got our big B's: Barneys, Bloomie's, Bergdorf and the sadly diminished Bendel (R.I.P. Bonwit Teller and your violet-festooned shopping bags).

To dust your violets, use a small craft brush.

In the second half of the book, your heroine, Violet, is tricked into leaving the courtesan house for the desolate Moon Pond village.

Ice with your favourite frosting or ganache and decorate with your sugared violets and pansies.

Feed your African Violets every week.

Repot your African Violets as needed.

Keep your African Violets cooler and dryer in the winter.

Do not get water on the leaves of your African Violets.

Remove new growth, also called suckers, that grow on the main stem of your African Violets.

Unless you live in semi-tropical to tropical climates, don't put your African violets outside or near drafty windows.