Cape Fear Orchid Society
Wilmington, NC
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Best
in Show March 2014
|
Best in Show
Standard
Cattleya
Fire Dance ‘Patricia’
Grown
by
Steve
and Karen Tobiassen
|
Best
in Show Mini - tie
Phal.
Cutsy grown by Caol Shores
Maxillaria
variabilis ‘Rick Hood’
grown
by Martha Conner |
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June
2014 Newsletter
April
2014 Newsletter
March
2014 Newsletter
February
2014 Newsletter
Meeting:
June 11, 2014 7PM
Location: New
Hanover County Arboretum
Speaker: Charles
Wilkins, Jr.
Subject: "Orchids
You Should Consider Growing"
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CAPE
FEAR ORCHID SOCIETY LIBRARY INVENTORY Members
only
2014 Programs:
July’s
meeting - July 9 (Not
July 16.)
Location:
Windermere Presbyterian Church, Eastwood Rd. in Wilmington.
The 2014 Officers are:
President: Charlie
Barrett
Vice President: Ann Gallman
Treasurer: Laura Overstreet
Secretary: Linda
Swanson
The
following websites have more information on organizations and also include
multiple links for additional
orchid
information.
http://www.capefearorchid.org/
http://www.aos.org/
http://www.sandhillorchid.org//
http://triangleorchidsociety.org//
http://www.triadorchidsociety.org//
http://orchiddigest.com/
CFOS Mission Statement:
The
mission statement of the Cape Fear Orchid Society is found in our bylaws,
Article II: Object, Aims & Purposes. It
reads as follows.
The Cape Fear Orchid Society is a non-profit organization established for
the purposes of:
1) scientific research and study of orchids (including their
classification, evolution, propagation, culture, care and development);
2) the
dissemination of educational information and knowledge about the orchid family
to the general public;
3) showing the cultural
and economic importance of the orchid interest as well as the intrinsic beauty,
biological or ecological importance of this fascinating group of plants; and
4)
supporting the conservation of orchids in nature.
The object and purpose of this Society is research and education. No part
of its earnings or capital shall inure to the use or benefit of any individual
member. This Society shall not
engage in any activities which are not permitted by the Section 501(c)(3) of the
Internal Revenue Code, or corresponding provision of any future United States
Internal Revenue Law.
American
Cattleyas
Species and Outstanding Clones
That Define American Hybridizing
by
Courtney Hackney
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