A low-nitrogen, high-phosphorous, soluble plant food is terrific for African violets. I fertilize every time I water, using Jackâs Classic 10-30-20 formula. Window garden plants receive one 1/4 teaspoon to 1 gallon of warm water.
The Country Dance Revival, late 19th to 20th Century See also our English Country Dance page. As the popular dance world continued to develop, in England traditional dances began to be revived by figures such as Cecil Sharp and Mary Neal.
First they changed the so-called Polka rhythm to the Habanere rhythm and secondly they called it Tango. In 1907 the dance was introduced in France; by 1912 it crossed the channel to England. The dance was so popular in France and England that Tango teas became the rage. It was danced in the United States first by the Castles who elevated it to a dance accepted in any ballroom, by purifying it of its coarse associations and turning it into a thing of beauty.