Search the African Violet Magazine (AVM) Index. (A research tool to locate articles of interest.)
(Note: All years are available (1947 thru the previous year). The current year will be added at the beginning of the next year.)

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Annual African violet Mast list Supplements

2004 Supplement to the African Violet Master List of Species and Cultivars (AVML, formerly MVL). 2005 Supplement to the African Violet Master List of Species and Cultivars (AVML). 2006 Supplement to the African Violet Master List of Species and Cultivars (AVML). 2007 Supplement to the African Violet Master List of Species and Cultivars (AVML). 2008 Supplement to the African Violet Master List of Species and Cultivars (AVML).

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Articles (listed alphabetically):
Article (Click to read*/back to return)	Article (Click to read*/back to return)
20 or 27 Physan or Phyton	How To Repot to Bury a Neck or Rescue a Violet from Root Rot
AVSA Affiliate Presidents Guide	Keep It Simple
African Violet Culture - Basic Care	Naming & Registering African Violets
African Violet Terms	Naming & Registering African Violets
AV Judging - Beginner	pH, Rx For Healthy Plants
Back to the Basics	pH - Does it Really Matter?
Basics of Flower Arrangements	Plant Registration Information
Best of Show-Ultimate Experience	Scrawny Neck
Different Methods of Watering	Secrets to Blooming
Diseases of African Violets	Start A Club
Flower & Leaf Types	Vintage Violets - AVSA's Most Wanted
Growing Show Plants	Wicking African Violets
How to Start a Leaf (Rooting a Leaf/Dividing a leaf Clump)
* Articles taken from the "African Violet Magazine" are a sampling of what you will find written in the magazine itself.

 

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