Orchidaceous! Orchid Blog

What is the history of Thanksgiving in United States? The initial "Thanksgiving" feast, held in 1621, was really a traditional Eng...

For many like me there is no more magical time than Christmas and orchid plants and flowers take that magic to another dimension. The worlds...

A rare orchid the size of a Volkswagen Beetle is blooming for the second time ever at the Brooklyn Botanic Garden , a blessed event that ha...

To our friends & customers, Nineteen years ago Hoosier Orchid Company moved into our facilities here on the northwest side ...

Flower growers are worried they are on verge of losing one of their biggest international markets. From midnight, American agriculture autho...

Meyers Conservatory's mission is to provide laboratory-grown orchid species at the lowest possible price in an effort to aid in orchid s...

In the first part of our mini-series, " How to Take Care of Orchids ", we will look at the factors that must be considered when ch...

I posted a question about orchid mutation on a popular orchid list and asked what is the process by which orchid breeders attempt to get a d...

Private Investor Purchases 4,5000-SF Retail Bldg. on 10.4-acre Lot Kyung S & Woo Seung Chung purchased the property known as Orchid Park...

A MERE glance at this orchid can make Innisfail breeder Rik Kelder weak at the knees. As far as he knows, the bloom is a world-first. Mr Ke...

Scientists have ascertained the pedigree of Tahitian vanilla, the orchid whose rarity and rich, sweet flavor distinguishes it from the widel...

From the AOS website: As many of you are aware, Carlos Fighetti, president of the AOS, lost his wife to a tragic heart attack over the weeke...

Some orchid species are widespread but, because of development, two of the Island's important orchid sites have been lost. Although flow...