Welcome to the Wisconsin Orchid Society!

Where Orchids Bloom and Smiles Blossom

Step Into Our Orchid Oasis

Greetings, flower fanatics, petal enthusiasts, and anyone who’s ever stopped to sniff a blossom—welcome to the Wisconsin Orchid Society! Whether you can’t tell an orchid from a potato, or you have more varieties than socks in your drawer, you’re in the right place. Our society is open to everyone, from green-thumbed experts to accidental plant owners who’ve just realized that “watering occasionally” means more than once a season.

Why Join Us? Because Orchids Love Company—and So Do We!

New members are always welcome! No secret handshakes, no judging your gardening gloves. If you’ve ever admired an orchid in a grocery store or wondered why your neighbor’s flowers look so chipper, you belong here. Our meetings are friendly, our events are fun, and our members are more welcoming than a sunny greenhouse in January.

Flower Viewing: Good for the Soul (And More!)

Here’s a little nugget of scientific delight: gazing at beautiful flowers doesn’t just make you say “Wow!”—it’s actually good for your health. Studies have shown that simply looking at flowers can lower stress, boost your mood, and even help you feel less tired after a long day of battling Wisconsin’s unpredictable weather [1]. One study published in the Journal of Physiological Anthropology found that flower viewing reduced heart rate and promoted relaxation [2]. So, joining our society might just be the healthiest decision you make this year—besides eating kale, of course (but orchids taste better).

Everyone’s Invited—Really!

If you’re looking for a place to share the joy of flowers, learn a thing or two about orchids, or just enjoy the company of folks who are as passionate about petals as you are, come join us!

Attend a meeting, browse our events, or simply drop us a line and say hello. The Wisconsin Orchid Society is more than a club—it’s a community (with extra blooms).

Ready to let your love for orchids blossom? Click “Becoming a Member” and jump into the fun!

[1]. Reference: Flower viewing and its impact on well-being, Journal of Physiological

Anthropology, 2017.

[2]. Reference: Heart rate and relaxation after flower viewing, Journal of Physiological

Anthropology, 2017.

January 11, 2026 Steve Frowine “Companion Plants” Live via Zoom

January 11, 2026 Steve Frowine “Companion Plants” Live via Zoom

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