Marianne... probably the best one for you - will be plastic,,,,

The live violets only perform well - if you love them for themselves, not for their ability to match the decor. They just know it - and go belly up from the offense.

Otherwise - there is a good old coral AV Ness Orange Pekoe - Violet Barn carries it -

https://www.violetbarn.com/store/standard-violets/other-hybrids/ness-orange-pekoe.html?page=all. Depends on the light - it can show more or less salmony, It is a good grower and bloomer, quite sturdy and hardy.

Have fun!

Irina

Years ago I grew Sunny Salmon, but to me it seemed to be more pink than coral. It is crown variegated. moreover, some of Mac's semi and mini hybrids are in interesting coral shades, not sure if any of them are truly salmon. I like Mac's Freckle-Faced redhead, which is a coral pink with variable darker markings. Mac's Coral Carillion is good too, though mine is still to young to bloom. Rob's Slap Happy is another dark coral to consider. Good luck!

WoW! thank you! Is Rob's antique rose light coral?

It appears to be pink with green tips. I have this one, but it hasn't bloomed recently due to my neglect.

Rob's Antique Rose (8451) 05/23/1996 (R. Robinson) Semidouble silver-rose sticktite frilled pansy/darker shading, some silver-green tips. Dark green, pointed, glossy, serrated/red back. Semimini.

Coral pink is an elusive color... also depends where and how you plan to grow it.. If it will be lets say under a grow lamp - it will look and perform differently than on the natural light. If you plan to utilize a window light - I would say - go for standard, not semi-mini, preferrably green leaf standard.

There is a pretty sturdy Streptocarpus - Salmon Sunset - that will do beautifully on a window. Using Oyama pot will pretty much guarantee the success with this plant. The color is just amazing.

Peach color can work too - like Rebel's Coral Jewel. It has gorgeous variegated leaves, will need good light.