VAOS

Join this active and vital organizationto:

  • Develop and expand your knowledge of growing extraordinarily beautiful plants.

  • Learn culture techniques and secrets from area experts and growers who generously share their experiences.

  • Participate in a variety of field trips to shows,growers,and exotic destinations— even Hawaii.

  • Protect your investment. Orchids can be expensive but you can increase your collection economically by participating in our monthly raffles.

  • Make new friends with delightful and fascinating people who share your passion for orchids.

  • Participate in an active club involved in shows,exhibits,tours,trips,parties and fun activities—all featuring orchids.

 

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2012 VAOS Show –Enchantment

By Bob Wallace ,on January 12th,2012

VAOS show schedule

Orchid Show Entry Instructions (VAOS)

Show Entry Form VAOS (VAOS)

Exhibitor Form Venice (VAOS)

Plant entry form

By Bob Wallace ,on January 12th,2012 | Category:Orchid Shows | Leave a comment

Newsletter For Febuary 2012

By Bob Wallace ,on January 22nd,2012

February 2012 Newsletter

By Bob Wallace ,on January 22nd,2012 | Category:Member plants | Leave a comment
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By Cynthia Vance ,on December 14th,2011

A lovely blend of colors.  Thanks,Tony.

By Cynthia Vance ,on December 14th,2011 | Category:Member plants | Comments are closed

Blc. Momilani Rainbow

By Tony Nacinovich ,on December 13th,2011

Blc. Momilani Rainbow was the 2008 Christmas gift plant. This is its first bloom. Worth the wait

By Tony Nacinovich ,on December 13th,2011 | Category:Member plants | Comments are closed

“Big Cattleyas – Prospects for their Return”

By Jerry Manegold ,on December 12th,2011

Robert "Bob"Scully

“Big Cattleyas – Prospects for their Return”  That’s the topic that our January speaker will speak on. Robert “Bob” Scully, a second-generation Orchid Specialist, will speak at the regular meeting of VAOS on Wednesday, January 4th 2012.

Bob grew up around orchids when his family ran Jones & Scully, a very important firm in the development of the orchid hobby and trade in Miami, Florida. Bob later became president but when Hurricane Andrew blew through that area in 1992, the business was litteraly blown away.

Today, Bob spends his time with Tiger Orchid Products focusing on Growing and Production consultancy. He also is active with numerous orchid or horticulturally affiliated organizations. Bob and his wife Susan live in Sarasota, FL.

Since Bob is not a commercial grower, Fender’s Flora will have plants for sale at this meeting.

By Jerry Manegold ,on December 12th,2011 | Category:Meetings | Comments are closed
 
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