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For the month of June we have Leon Glicenstein coming to talk about Habenaria orchids. Habenaria are a very beautiful and very interesting genus of orchid! They go dormant all winter! If you have time, look up Habenaria on the … Continue reading →

Utah Orchid Society Spring Show 2018 Orchid Treasures! is our theme for this show. Be sure to schedule some time to visit our show Saturday, April 7th (9 am to 7:30 pm) or Sunday, April 8th (9am to 4:30pm). You … Continue reading →

Greetings all! We will have a hands-on orchid repotting class. This will be another meeting where the experience of members can be shared, growing the knowledge of the group as a whole. And remember, no matter how experienced you are, … Continue reading →

Back to our regular schedule. This month we have Clint Lewis of Orchid Dynasty presenting his talk titled "Success with Cattleya species" We are meeting at the Utah Associated Garden Clubs Garden Center, 1602 E 2100 S, Salt Lake City, … Continue reading →

Show Time Be sure to carve out some time to visit our show Saturday, November 4th (9 am to 5 pm) or Sunday, November 5th (9am to 4:00pm). You do not need to be a member to enter your orchid(s) … Continue reading →

This month we have Fred Clarke of Sunset Valley Orchids! Fred will be talking about growing with Diatomite and Plant Culture. Diatomite has remarkable properties; here its use as a potting mix is explained. Also a new twist on plant … Continue reading →

Meeting Time The summer dormancy period of the Utah Orchid Society is coming to a close! (Cheering in the background.) In celebration of our renewed activity the UOS is happy to have Mr. Edgar Stehli of Windswept in Time Orchids … Continue reading →

The Utah Orchid Society is currently in the summer rest period. We do not have regular monthly meetings during the months of July & August.

This month, we have Eric Sauer of River Valley Orchids! Eric will be giving his presentation on “South American Species”. This presentation covers some of the Maxillarias and Phragmipediums of the area along with other interesting genus and species. Discussed … Continue reading →