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The North Hampshire Orchid Society was formed on 22nd September 1985 by a group of people enthusiastic about orchids and the society now has around 45 members. We meet regularly, usually on the third Sunday of the month in East Oakley Village Hall, Hill Road, East Oakley, RG23 7JJ

The only exceptions in 2009 are January, June, August and the Summer Social in July which is held at another venue (details to be confirmed).

At the meetings, we have a variety of speakers talking on a wide range of orchid topics, members days and refreshments.

Some speakers will bring plants which can be purchased. On members day, you may bring plants to sell. North Hampshire Orchid Society appreciates a donation of 10% of the value of your sales.

Meetings include a show table, a competition table and a raffle to raise funds for North Hampshire Orchid Society with prizes donated by members. You are welcome to display your orchids on the show table and/or the competition table. Rosettes are awarded for the best plants on the competition table (plants must have been in your possession for a minimum of six months). Tips on preparing your plants for display are found on the Showing Orchids page.

As well as our occasional shows, we in North Hampshire Orchid Society are also invited to set up a display at other shows, including the British Orchid Growers' Association Summer Orchid Fayre. This is another opportunity to display plants.

North Hampshire Orchid Society is a friendly society with beginners and the experienced growers welcome. Members are always willing to share experiences and offer advice.

Please feel free to contact the Chairman by telephone or email. (See Contact page for details.)


The North Hampshire Orchid Society is affiliated to The Royal Horticultural Society & The Orchid Society of Great Britain
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