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This is the official
WEB site
of the
Mid-Atlantic African Violet Society (MAAVS), a nonprofit organization,
founded in 1991. MAAVS is an association of persons with an interest in
African violets and is affiliated with the African Violet Society of
America (AVSA). Some information about the MAAVS organization is
available in the "About
MAAVS" link on the
left.
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| The MAAVS Convention
manual was updated Oct
15, 2007
and is available from
the Documents page on the left. |
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The MAAVS Violet and Gesneriad
Culture
folder was updated Nov 15, 2009 and is available for
download using the
link on the
left. (or click here).
This is
an Adobe PDF file and requires the free Adobe PDF reader in
order
to view or print the Culture
folder.MAAVS on Facebook!!!!MAAVS now has a Facebook page. Become a fan, help make MAAVS better. Visit MAAVS on Facebook at this link: Mid Atlantic African Violet Society on FacebookAVSA 2010"The Once and Future Violet"The AVSA Convention will be from April 11- 18 at the Hilton Hotel in Raleigh, NC. This will be the first time AVSA has held a convention in Raleigh. Convention host of course is the Mid Atlantic African Violet Society. This means it will be one of the best conventions ever since MAAVS is the nations premiere violet society. See the AVSA convention team at the AVSA 2010 link to the left. Perhaps you've seen the series of convention articles in the African Violet Society of America AVM? The tours are now in place. We'll be visiting the potters of Seagrove, NC, Duke Gardens and a host of other areas in and around Raleigh, NC. Mark the date for the MAAVS/AVSA convention coming soon in April 2010. "Things Go Better with ... African Violets"Nov 15, 2009 The 19th annual MAAVS convention, themed Things Go Better With African Violets, was well attended in Williamsburg, VAand hosted by the very soggy but capable Tidewater AVS. Nell Reese of Colonial Heights, VA won the Best in Show with Pixie Blue. Marie Burns won the Second Best in Show with Rockin Robin.. The complete text listing of award winners is now online [click here].The MAAVS 2009 convention link on the left will take you to some of the MAAVS highlights in Williamsburg VA. ![]() [click to zoom] Best
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Washington Post African Violet StoryFebruary 1, 2007The Washington Post had a nice African Violet article titled "Violet Overcomes Fusty Stereotype". Interviewed are several prominent African Violet personalities including our own Ken Barbi. Click on the story title and check it out. (It must have been a good story. The same article, word for word identical, appeared in some newspapers on Mothers Day, May 13) |
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MAAVS eMemoFrom here you can subscribe to the MAAVS eMemo. This is an electronic format (a pdf file) of the MAAVS Memo. The quality of the pictures in the MAAVS eMemo is better than the printed version, plus you can be the first on your block to get the Memo when it comes out. Subscribe today!!!! The August 2007 MAAVS eMemo is available on the MAAVS Memo page. Click the "MAAVS Memo" link at the left This is an Adobe Acrobat pdf file.As with any endeavor, problems are bound to crop up. Send mail to tom at maavs.org if you're having problems or call me at 1-919-362-8532 and I'll try to fix the problem. |
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Thank you for visiting
MAAVS
on the web! For
comments, suggestions or corrections send eMail to tom at maavs.org.
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