It depends on 'Feather' Which? Many African Violets have "Feather" in the name.

Feather (I. Fredette) Double white, ruffled/blue marking. Variegated, ruffled. Standard

Yes, this is the Fredette "Feather" white, ruffled with blue marking, standard. The blooms are pansy shaped but single. Sorry about the poor quality of this photo - it is a small piece of a larger image but gives you an idea of the plant in bloom.

Shallons,
Several descriptions for that variety say it is variegated. It looks beautiful! I'm so glad that your problems seems to be disappearing. Good job!

:) Sue

Thanks Sue - it sure is a relief! I'm hopeful that with the spring and fresh growth the plants will fill in and have all nice foliage again. :)

Shallon

Feather is the Irene Fredette hybrid as described above although it's not registered. As you may notice, the plant doesn't much resemble that description. Most of them aren't variegated, but a rare few are.

Mine got a white spot on it once :) I guess you can consider yourself lucky since it's quite unusual to have one be variegated. I never saw a photo of a variegated one until recently and, I have to say, I didn't like it as much as I thought I would although it was a very well grown plant. (Which was a really good thing so I didn't have to go chasing after one!)

I love the veined blossoms with the ruffled green edges. I wish there were more plants like that. I have seen complaints about the foliage and wonder if it's a light issue. Mine grows in the window and it doesn't need a lot of light.

Diana

That is a pretty plant.

It is a beautiful plant and I just love those leaves! Rosie