Tony MilletTony Millet has been growing orchids for 30 years, hybridizing orchids for 20 years. He enjoys making hybrids using hard to find, rare, or different color forms of species. He recently moved to Florida from New York where he grew and cultivated plants that were cool to intermediate, Dendrobiums, Masdevillia, Encyclias and Sophronitis. He is presently breeding intermediate to warm cattleya alliance hybrids using other color forms than typical (lavenders and purples). Tony was twice awarded AM/ AOS on 2 species to date, about 30 RHS registered hybrids! He is a Volunteer hybridizer and seedling grower at The Bonnet House in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. He was also Past President and Editor of Suffolk Orchid Society, Long Island, New York.
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Below, Tony Millet in action, teaching us about hybridizing and growing from Seed.
(Photos and compilations by Mort Rosen)
(Photos and compilations by Mort Rosen)
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OUR HISTORYThe Society was organized on October 20, 1967, as an outgrowth of orchid culture classes taught at the Pine Jog Conservation Center.
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MEETINGSOur meetings are open to everyone, members and non-members alike! Guests are always welcome.
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ACTIVITIEsActivities include Picnics, Bus Trips, Plant Sales and Auctions as well as Parties. We're a social group and hope you'll enjoy the fun with us!
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MEMBERSHIPYearly membership includes all that the Tropical Orchid Society has to offer!
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