​Monthly meeting Sat. May 28 from 10am - 12 noon at 277 Lake Erie Dr Mulberry, FL. Visitors are more than welcome!
Hey, don't forget to submit comments and photos and show us what you're growing! 
Want to be a member? Join us at one of our monthly meetings.
​Even if you’ve never grown a plant, come visit us one Saturday morning for our once a month (fourth Saturday of the month) meetings. We have great growers who pass on tips to newbies. You might find a new hobby or a new friend, and violets are fascinating! Kathy C.
FIRST LAKELAND
AFRICA VIOLET SOCIETY
Meeting Location:
Lake Pointe Village
277 Lake Erie Dr Mulberry, FL 33860
Meeting times:
4th Saturday of each month,
10:00 to noon
www.firstlakelandafricanvioletsociety.com
Facebook:
First Lakeland African Violet Society
Contact: Mary Jane DiLorenzo Phone: 863-529-5420
email: mjdilo92@gmail.com
VISITORS WELCOME
Identify your AV's with 'Optimara variety identification' information on their website, https://www.optimara.com
Monthly meetings are on the fourth Saturday, 10am to 12 noon
The meeting is at the Lake Pointe Village Community Club house. The address is 277 Lake Erie Dr Mulberry FL 33860 from 10 - 12pm.
Visitors are more than welcome to come to a meeting! ​Just call our president, Mary Jane DiLorenzo at 863-529-5420                       
or   submit a comment ,  Thank You!
First Lakeland African Violet Society
(organized July 9, 1979)
President: Mary Jane DiLorenzo, mjdilo92@gmail.com
​Vice President: Kathie Edens, wesedens@live.com
Secretary: Carol Ann Burrell, caburrell2@gmail.com
Treasurer: Barbara Carnicelli, trebleclefbarb@aol.com
​African violets are perhaps the most popular flowering houseplants grown in the world today. There are many reasons for this. 
  • The plants generally flower the year round, giving an almost continuous display of blooms.
  • They require the same temperatures humans find comfortable, making them easy to raise in our homes
​In short, few plants have so many positive characteristics for a successful partnership with humans; fewer still have enjoyed the African violet’s immense popularity and success.