2023-2024
Installation Banquet &
2023 Show
Appreciation Lunch

We are also looking for any "Orchidist of the Year" & "Orchidist of the Decade" nominations for this year's banquet (our 1st banquet since December 2019), you can submit your nominations through the links below.

ORCHID SHOW & PLANT SALE IS BACK!!!

LIVE MEETINGS ARE BACK!!

The Windward Orchid Society, Inc. is starting their in-person monthly membership meetings again.

When:   1st Wednesday Every Month (except June & December)
Where:  S.W.  King Intermediate School Cafeteria
               46-155 Kamehameha Hwy
               Kaneohe, Hawaii  96744

​Doors open at 6:30pm, meeting to start at 7:00pm

​Hope to see you all there.

Orchids on Display at Foster Botanical Gardens

If you are tired of staying home, and if you miss walking around enjoying orchids on display, you may want to grab your masks and head into town to visit the Foster Botanical Gardens in Honolulu. The grounds there are expansive, so it is easy to avoid crowds.
 
There you will find  three areas that are dedicated to orchids.  Near the Butterfly Garden, you will find the Orchid Conservatory pictured above. Many types of  orchids in varying colors are beautifully displayed along with numerous other plants.
 
Then if you go toward the Nuuanu street side of the botanical gardens, just past the Candle Tree, there is the Hybrid Orchids area. Hybrid orchids are made from crossing different species together to create interesting new varieties of orchids.
 
For the third orchid area, head mauka toward the Hawaiian Plants display and next to that are the Giant Orchids. The Giant Leopard Orchid, Grammatophyllum scriptum, is named for its spotted flowers. There is also the Tiger Orchid,  Grammatophyllum speciosum, which is the largest orchid in the world.
 
The Foster Botanical Gardens are located at 180 N. Vineyard Blvd. in Honolulu, admission for Hawaii
Residents is $3 and parking is free.

Imua Orchid Lovers!

We can continue to share our beautiful orchids through pictures and stories on our website.

Is your orchid looking a little grim? The Orchid Doctor is still here for you.

Explore our two new Webpages:

Orchids Unmasked
And
Orchid E.R.