Cape Fear Orchid Society

Wilmington, NC  


Show Table Winners July 2010

                                      

                             

                                                               

                          

First Place:

Oncidium Sharry Baby

‘Sweet Fragrance’

grown by

Martha Conner

 

 

Second Place:

 

C. leopoldii v

albino cherry X

C. Lulu ‘Hot Pink’

grown by

Carol Shores

 

            


                                  

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Meeting:  August 11, 2010  7pm

Location: New Hanover County Arboretum

Speaker: Linda Wilhelm

Subject:  Oncidiums and their culture.

August Speaker Bio: Linda Wilhelm

started growing orchids in 1980 after a vacation in Florida

with her mother. Already intrigued by orchids, she

finally bought a small Cattleya seedling, not knowing at

the time that it would take seven or eight years to get a

bloom. It was the beginning of an addiction. After meeting

Rolf in 1985, the addiction became severe when he

too got involved with orchids.

When the hobby got out of hand and developed into a

serious passion for both Linda and Rolf, they started their

business Woodland Orchids. They specialize in breeding

warm tolerant Oncidiinae (several of their new hybrids

have received awards from the AOS), compact Cattleyas

and also line breed a number of different species.

St a n ho p e a s a r e t he newe s t p a s s io n.

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An Accredited Judge, Linda is very active in the judging

program, having served in various positions with the

Carolinas Judging Center including the job of the Training

Coordinator and 5 years as the Chair of the Center.

She is currently on her second term as a Trustee for the

American Orchid Society. She enjoys being involved in

shows outside her region, including offshore shows in the

islands. “It offers such an opportunity to see a different

variety of orchids as well as an opportunity to extend my

group of friends”. She is a frequent guest speaker at orchid

societies all over the eastern portion of the USA. “I

would love to have the opportunity in the future to travel

and speak to the societies in the western half of the

United States and I’m really looking forward to this November

when I will be traveling to Brazil to speak and

judge a show.”

Linda may be contacted at: Address: 1816 Hart Road,

Charlotte, NC 28214, Email: orchidfrau@bellsouth.net,

Website: www.woodlandorchids.com

 


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  2010 Programs:

August 11 - Kurt Studier - Growing on Windowsills

Sept. 15 - Walter Off - Historic Cattleyas & the People who Created Them.

Sept. 18 - 2nd Annual Picnic (Saturday)

October 13 - Miniature & Compact Orchids

November 10 - Linda Thorne speaking on Mounted Orchids

December 8 - Annual Holiday Dinner

  

Slate of Officers for 2010  

President — Arlene Hubner

Vice Presidents — Zonia and Mario Cardenas

Secretary — Anne McGee

Treasurer — Leah Grenell

 

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. 

 

 
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