Flame Violet 

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Flame Violet Facts

The flame violet is identified by it's unique creeping like foliage. Originally found in regions of Central and South America, the flame violet is highlighted by velvety leaves and purple shaded flower blooms. There are variations, of course, of the flame violet, that appear in brighter colors such as white. The flame violet is an excellent plant to use in hanging floral arrangements. The flower bloom of the flame violet generally appears in circular and tubular form and supported by thick and strong base of leaves. The flame violet can be grown in colder climates but this must be done inside. Temperatures should maintane an average range of 60 to 70 degrees F.

"Native of Central and South America regions, the flame violet is a plant perfect for hanging home floral arrangements.

• Scientific Name: EPISCIA
• Average Growth Size:  
• Description of Foliage: Flame violets produce a flower blooom that appears in various shades of purple and is velvety to the touch.
• Indigenous Area: Central and South America
• Various Uses: The flame violet is a perfect plant for a hagning floral arrangement.