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East Everglades
Orchid Society
15220 SW 232 St.
Miami, FL 33170
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 The Bucks County Orchid Society cordially invites you to join with fellow orchid enthusiasts to: exchange ideas and experiences, discuss problems and solutions, hear informative guest speakers and presentations, display your blooming orchids and observe other specimens, participate in regional shows and programs, use the society's library of books, magazines, and videos. |
 Churchville, Pennsylvania
Meets on the third Thursday of each month. |
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 The Central New York Orchid Society was organized in 1974 to encourage the conservation, cultivation, and appreciation of orchids. It is open to anyone interested in this hobby. There you can learn some of the helpful techniques for raising, grooming, and displaying these plants. The Central New York Orchid Society sponsors a major show every fall, sanctioned by the American Orchid Society and Orchid Digest Corporation. Awards from both national organizations may be granted, as well as show ribbons and trophies. In spring they offer their annual auction, and in December they have a holiday dinner. At most of the meetings, the society provides a swap table where members can sell, buy, or trade orchid plants, seedlings, supplies, or pots, as well as a raffle. |
North Syracuse, New York
Meets on the first Sunday of the month from October to June,
and on the second Sunday of September and January. |
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 An Affiliate Organization of the AOS, the mission of Encyclia Enthusiasts is to serve an educational function in providing the general public with botanical and horticultural information on the genus Encyclia and other orchidaceae that have once been classified as Encyclia, in order to promote the cultivation, propagation, conservation, hybridization and exhibition of these orchids both ex and in situ. |
Cold Spring, New York
No monthly meetings. |
 The Genesee Region Orchid Society was founded more than 25 years ago in Rochester, NY. It has a total membership of approximately 350 orchid growers from the Rochester area and western New York State. |
Rochester, New York
Meets on the first Monday following the first Sunday of each month. |
 In November 2003, the Greater New York Orchid Society (GNYOS) marked the 50th anniversary of its incorporation. Although GNYOS became "official" on November 16, 1954, the first society meeting actually took place in May 1954. |
Bronx, New York
Meets on the fourth Wednesday of each month. |
| The Greater Philadelphia Orchid Society (GPOS) meets at the Merion Friends Activity Center- 610 Montgomery Avenue, Narberth, PA. the last Thursday of the month from September to June at 8:00 p.m. (third Thursday in November and December). Each month they have either a mini-auction or plant raffle. Speakers and members also bring plants for sale at meetings. Visitors who sign the guest log will receive a complementary 3 month subscription to the society's newsletter. |
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Meets on the last Thursday of each month
(third Thursday in November and December). |
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 The Lehigh Valley Orchid Society is a non-profit organization dedicated to the enjoyment of, and education about orchids and orchid growing. |
Allentown, Pennsylvania
Meets on the first Sunday of each month. |
 The MOS, Inc. is a non-profit, educational organization formed with the aim of promoting the knowledge and cultivation of orchids. MOS is run solely by volunteer effort. Members range from people just starting out with their hobby, to people with years of experience, and others with a professional interest. Monthly meetings and newsletters are the forums for the sharing of information and perspectives. They are affiliated with the American Orchid Society and a member society of the Eastern Orchid Congress and the Joint President's Council. |
New York, New York
Meets on the second Wednesday of each month. |
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| The MOS brings together people interested in orchids to promote and encourage orchid culture, preservation, education propagation, hybridization, and all other orchid-related activities of interest to its members. Benefits of membership include a mailed subscription to the Newsletter, voting rights, borrowing priviledges from the MOS Library, monthly guest speakers, local judging, valuable door prizes, and much, much, more! |
Baltimore, Maryland
Meets on the third Thursday of each month. |
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 The Mid-Atlantic American Orchid Society Judging Center is one of the earliest Orchid Judging Programs to be established in the AOS system. It meets at the Philadelphia Horticultural Center in Fairmount Park, in Philadephia, Pennsylvania. The average experience in orchid growing of it Judges is over twenty five years.The Mid-Atlantic AOS Judging Center is fortunate to have a very broad based team of Orchid Judges with professions in architecture, psychology, engineering, medicine, education, law, business, horticulture, and woodworking. Their common denominator is a love of orchids. |
Philadephia, Pennsylvania
Meets on the third Wednesday of each month. |
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 Welcome to the Mid-Hudson Orchid Society Web Page. The club is located in New York State and the meetings are held in Newburgh. The MHOS is a society dedicated to encourage communication and education among individuals who are interested in the growing and/or study of Orchids. Members of the MHOS enjoy some of these benefits: monthly newsletter which contains meeting and upcoming events information; monthly meetings, which include meeting other orchid enthusiasts, showing blooming orchids on the show table, sale tables where members are welcome to sell, trade, or buy orchids, expert speakers give advice and share knowledge of orchids; annual 2 day Orchid Show and Sale, a great event; bus trips, like the Greater New York International Orchid Show at the World Financial Center, NYC; extensive reference library; orchid supplies: many hard to find supplies are available for members. Guests are welcome at the meetings. If you would like to attend one of their meetings, visit the page and see the Meeting Schedule and directions on the Events page. |
Newburgh, New York
Meets on the second Sunday of each month. |
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 NJOS is an active and vital Orchid Society dedicated to educating its members in the art of orchid growing. Major society events include monthly meetings, two orchid auctions a year, an annual show, a Christmas party and special outings and events organized by its members. It currently has 160 members. The society publishes a monthly news letter and maintains an orchid literature lending library at its meeting site. Members and member-vendors are encouraged to bring plants to the society's sale table during the monthly meeting. |
East Hanover, New Jersey
Meets on the second Thursday of each month. |
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 The Orchid Society of Northwestern Pennsylvania was organized to bring together for study, and education, those people interested in the care, culture, and preservation of orchids. The OSNWPA is a non-profit organization affiliated with the American Orchid Society, and the Mid-America Orchid Congress. |
Erie, Pennsylvania
Meets on the second Sunday of each month. |
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 The Sandpiper Orchid Society is a group of people sharing the hobby of growing Orchids. They meet monthly to share their knowledge and to learn more about the hobby. Orchids are the largest species of flowers in the world and are easier to grow than many people think. Membership is about 80 strong and consists of a diverse group of people. The society is a member of the American Orchid Society and the Delaware Valley Orchid Congress as well as the Eastern Orchid Congess. |
Egg Harbor Township, New Jersey |
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 The South Jersey Orchid Society is an affiliated orchid society of the American Orchid Society The South Jersey Orchid Society meets at 1:00 p.m. on the third Sunday of the month from September to June. Meetings are held at the United Methodist Church in Wenonah, New Jersey. Activities include programs about orchids, a show table and refreshments. An auction is held at the November meeting. In December the Society has an annual banquet. The Society participates in the Southeastern Pennsylvania Orchid Society Show and the Deep Cut Orchid Show. Annually the Society conducts a bus trip to the New York Orchid Society Show. |
New Jersey
Meets on the third Sunday of each month. |
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 The Southeastern Pennsylvania Orchid Society is an educational organization. Its primary focus is the monthly meetings, held the second Wednesday of each month (except for July and August ). Besides national and international speakers, they have excellent show tables, where members display their blooming plants. All members regardless of skill level are encouraged to share their successes. The plants are commented on by their panel of AOS judges who offer insights and interesting background on the plants. The meetings provide an opportunity for learning more about orchids, seeing great displays and camaraderie. Membership consists of all levels of orchid growers, from those with one or two orchids on a window sill to those with greenhouses. All orchid enthusiasts are welcome. |
Valley Forge, Pennsylvania
Meets on the second Wednesday of each month,
except for July and August. |
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 The Staten Island Orchid Society, a nonprofit organization and an affiliate of the American Orchid Society, has been in existence for over 25 years. Its group consists of advanced through novice growers who enjoy showing and talking about their love of Orchids. Some of their Monthly activities include guest speakers as well as a Members Show table followed by a educational discussion of the Show plants. Come join the fun. |
Staten Island, New York
Meets on the third Tuesday of each month. |
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 To paraphrase a kindly old philosopher I once knew, it's possible to grow orchids on your own, but not nearly as much fun as it should be. In 1979, fourteen local orchid enthusiasts met to discuss orchid horticulture and the possibility of organizing a formal group. By 1980 the Susquehanna Orchid Society was officially affiliated with the American Orchid Society, and soon thereafter, the Eastern Orchid Congress and Orchid Digest Corporation. Today the society consists of over 80 members from all over the lower Susquehanna Valley of Pennsylvania. Its members are divided almost equally between greenhouse and home growers, and specialize in a wide diversity of orchids, from Phals and Catts, to Paphs, Phrags, Pleurothallids and of course, the potpourri collection. Guests are always welcome at their meetings. |
Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania
Meets on the third Sunday of each month. |
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