Tampa Bay Orchid Society
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Tampa Bay Orchid Society meets the third Thursday of each month.
PLEASE NOTE:
We are now looking for a new meeting place. Please check our website for updates.
Doors open at 6 p.m. and membership meetings begin at 6:30p.m.
Along with a brief orchid education forum, we introduce a noted guest speaker with a presentation from the world of orchids.
Check our CALENDAR PAGE for NEXT MEETING activities and Guest Speaker.
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Pages & Links
Pages created by us and Links concerning our neighborhood and local area.
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- TBOS Officers for 2008-2009
- Bloom Table- Member's Choice
- The Trailer
- Hospitality
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