Mac’s Coral Clackamas is a semiminiature African violet hybridized by George McDonald and registered as AVSA #9876 on January 31, 2008. It produces single coral-pink sticktite pansy flowers, sometimes described with darker purple fantasy markings, above distinctive medium-green-and-white variegated Clackamas-type foliage.
| Characteristic | Specific details of Mac’s Coral Clackamas |
|---|---|
| Name | Mac’s Coral Clackamas |
| Hybridizer | George McDonald (G. McDonald) |
| AVSA registration | #9876 |
| Year | 2008 |
| Registration date | January 31, 2008 |
| Type | Semiminiature |
| Growth habit | Compact semiminiature rosette |
| Flower | Single, sticktite pansy |
| Flower color | Coral pink; darker purple fantasy markings may appear |
| Foliage | Medium green and white, plain, ovate, quilted, Clackamas-type foliage |
| Variegated | Yes; medium-green-and-white variegation |
| Fantasy | Yes; darker purple fantasy markings are reported, though expression may vary |
| Chimera | No |
| Heirloom / Vintage | No; modern registered hybrid |
| Date of starting propagation | July 23, 2026 |
| Notes | The “sticktite” flower form means that spent blooms tend to remain attached rather than dropping cleanly; groom faded flowers promptly to keep the plant tidy and reduce the risk of decay. The unusual Clackamas foliage is a key collector feature. |
