April 28, 2024 – J&L Orchids

J&L Orchids' display, an exhibit of 16 to 25 plants, won the Show Chair's Exhibit Award. Photos by Arlene Lang.

Show Chair's Award-2024 Awards

Full view of J&L Orchids' display

Other winners
Chiloschista lunifera This Chiloschista lunifera, grown by Renée Paul from Les Orchidophiles de Montréal, won Best of the Vanda Alliance. Case study →
Phalaenopsis Sogo Yukidian This Phalaenopsis Sogo Yukidian, grown by Di Ciommo Orchids, won Best of the Phalaenopsis/Doritis Alliance. Case study →
Purdon Orchid Census The Purdon Orchid Census Project, by the Ottawa Orchid Society Conservation Committee, won the Dave Cooper Trophy. Case study →
Cycnodes Super Swan This photograph of the Cycnodes Super Swan, by Philippe Jolivet from Les Orchidophiles de Montréal, won the Michael MacConaill Trophy. Case study →
Lepanthes sijmii ‘Hill Island’ CCM/AOS This Lepanthes sijmii ‘Hill Island’ CCM/AOS, grown by Joyce Medcalf, won the Hans Bode Trophy. Case study →
Paphiopedilum Berenice This Paphiopedilum Berenice, from Les Orchidophiles de Québec, won the Best Hybrid Plant and Best of the Cypripedium Alliance. Case study →
Cattleya trianae ‘Andriquies’ HCC/AOS This Cattleya trianae ‘Andriquies’ HCC/AOS, grown by Leslie Ee from the Southern Ontario Orchid Society, won the Best Species and Best of the Cattleya Alliance. Case study →
Dendrobium chrysotoxum This Dendrobium chrysotoxum, grown by Le Jardin botanique de Montréal (Les Orchidophiles de Montréal), won Best Plant in Show and Best of the Dendrobium Alliance. Case study →
Vanda falcata ‘Sekirei’ This photograph of the Vanda falcata ‘Sekirei’, by Philippe Jolivet from Les Orchidophiles de Montréal, won Best of the Photography Alliance. Case study →
A photograph of the Vanda falcata ‘Sekirei’ with a Best Photography ribbon award attached
Phalaenopsis No Name Hybrid This Phalaenopsis No Name Hybrid, grown by Julia Parshina from the Ottawa Orchid Society, won Best of the Fragrance Alliance. Case study →
Phalaenopsis No Name Hybrid, close-up view. The flowers are a light peach colour.