Welcome to the Naples Orchid Society!
The Naples Orchid Society promotes the appreciation and cultivation of orchids as a hobby, and endeavors to preserve wild orchids indigenous to Southwest Florida through education and research.
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The July And August Monthly Meetings Have Been Cancelled
In light of all the recent concerns and rapid spread of the Corona virus, it has been decided by the Naples Board of Directors to cancel the July and August monthly meetings.
Continue reading →March 5, 2020 Meeting Special Hybrid Award And Special Species Award
The Naples Orchid Society’s monthly meeting was held March 5, 2020. The best hybrid and the best species orchid were given gold ribbons. The best hybrid award was given to Vanda Motes Adorbs owned by Karen Davenport. The best species … Continue reading →
February 6, 2020 Meeting Special Hybrid Award And Special Species Award
The Naples Orchid Society’s monthly meeting was held February 6, 2020. The best hybrid and the best species orchid were given gold ribbons. The best hybrid award was given to Lc. Gold Digger ‘Orchidglade Mandarin’ owned by Karen Davenport. The … Continue reading →
January 9, 2020 Meeting Special Hybrid Award And Special Species Award
The Naples Orchid Society’s monthly meeting was held January 9, 2020. The best hybrid and the best species orchid were given gold ribbons. The best hybrid award was given to Blc. Hausermann’s Jade ‘Allision’ owned by Karen Davenport. The best … Continue reading →
November 7, 2019 Meeting Special Hybrid Award And Special Species Award
The Naples Orchid Society’s monthly meeting was held November 7, 2019. The best hybrid and the best species orchid were given gold ribbons. The best hybrid award was given to Bc. Hippodamia owned by Cheryle Daniel. The best species award … Continue reading →
1% for Orchid Conservation
WHAT IS THAT FUNNY IMAGE OF AN ORCHID AT THE BOTTOM OF THE HOME PAGE OF THE NAPLES ORCHID SOCIETY’S WEBSITE? It used to be yellow and now it’s white and it doesn’t pop out like it used to. But … Continue reading →