Show and Sale

 

The Connecticut Orchid Society Presents:

Orchid Harvest 2026 Show and Sale

At the Sheraton Hartford South Hotel

100 Capital Blvd, Rocky Hill, CT

October 10th 12pm-5pm

October 11th 10am-4pm

Come experience the bountiful displays of beautiful, fragrant orchids.

Attend one of our expert-led educational seminars:

Saturday Oct 10

12:30pm – Orchid Conservation in the Everglades Presented by Ginny Palmer-Skok

2:00pm – Orchid Repotting Clinic Presented by Christian Lesage

Sunday Oct 11

12:30pm – Basics of Orchid Growing Presented by Dave Tognalli

2:00pm – Creating a Bioactive Vivarium Presented by Rebecca Schwartz

Take a chance on a raffle.

Visit our vendors.

Tickets $10 at the door CASH PREFERRED

                                                                                               PreSales for this event are closed

Plant Registration Information

COS 2026 Show Registration Guide

COS 2026 Show Classification Schedule

COS 2026 Show Registration Form


Vendors:

J&L Orchids

Specializing in miniature orchids that can be easily grown in both home and greenhouse settings. This nursery has a nearly 50 year history in Connecticut and will have a variety of stunning plants available for purchase and will have many unique miniature orchids.

 

Taida Orchids

Originally from Taiwan, Taida Orchids now grows and distributes orchids from Bridgewater, New Jersey and offers exceptional quality orchids including Phalaenopsis, Oncidium, Cybidium, Paphiopedilum, and Cattleya Orchids.

 

 

Red orchid, Monster Island plants.Monster Island Orchids

Monster Island Orchids is proudly owned and operated by Frank and Maria Cervera. Our orchid collection dates back to the 1980s and includes plants from iconic, now-vanished nurseries like Ray Rands, Richard Topper, Bloomfield Orchids, and Carolina Orchids.


172artz

172 Artz is a handcrafted art jewelry studio dedicated to creating wearable pieces that exist between art and adornment. Each design is intentional, sculptural, and produced in limited quantities to preserve individuality and craftsmanship.

The work is inspired by orchids, symbols of strength, refinement, and quiet elegance. Their influence appears subtly through form, texture, and structure rather than through literal repetition. No two pieces are identical, and nothing is mass-produced.


Participating Orchid Societies:

Connecticut Orchid Society

Amherst Orchid Society

Long island Orchid Society

Massachusetts Orchid Society

New Hampshire Orchid Society

Nutmeg State Orchid Society