The African Violet Society of Calgary (A.V.S.C) is a registered non-profit organization whose mandate is to share information and knowledge concerning the culture, showing, propagation, grooming and purchasing of Saintpaulias (African Violets) and related plants in the Gesneriad family. The A.V.S.C. is affiliated with the African Violet Society of America. The A.V.S.C. meets monthly to discuss the growing and showing of African Violets.

The official Web site of the Dixie African Violet Society (DAVS), a nonprofit organization, founded in 1956 to afford an association of persons with similar interest in African violets within an area not too vast for occasional meeting.

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).

Stampede City African Violet Society - Calgary, Alberta Canada. Information about membership, history, and events.

A central resource for allotment gardening in the City of Newcastle upon Tyne. Here you will find links to allotment sites in the city, some of which have their own website. There are also links to associated websites.

The Federation of Edinburgh & District Allotment and Gardens Associations and Private Allotments (FEDAGA) is the representative body for allotments sites in Edinburgh and district. Our aim is to work towards a situation where allotments in Edinburgh are fully utilised and well-managed. FEDAGA also endeavours to prevent sites from being destroyed and to lobby for an increase in provision of allotments in the city.

Allotment and Gardening Club in South London. Over 300 allotment plots in 22 acres on the sunny South West side of Crystal Palace Hill. Information about the association, and their activities, with photos and contact details.

The Alpine Garden Society was founded in 1929 with the aim of promoting an interest in all aspects of alpine plants, their cultivation in rock gardens and plant conservation in their natural habitats. We are one of the largest specialist garden societies in the world. Our membership includes amateur gardeners, plant enthusiasts, professional growers, botanists, naturalists, photographers and artists, as well as those who are just beginning to discover the fascination of alpines.

The Fritillaria Group is a specialist section of the Alpine Garden Society and has been in existence since 1997. The group aims to increase the knowledge of all species, both rare and well known, which make up the Genus.

Official web site of the African Violet Society of Canada; history, objectives, membership information, magazine, convention, plant shows and sales, growing African violets and gesneriads, local affiliate societies, commercial members, links, photo gallery.