This article covers ideal conditions, tips and advice for growing Miltonia moreliana. This species is found growing on trees and occasionally on rocks.

Fewer than 10 of these bald-tip beard orchids remain in the wild. Victoria was about to burn them into extinction.

It’s a tale as old as time: the wind carries an orchid seed to a new island where it evolves into a new species resembling a cupcake.

Some wonderful advise on hanging orchids, reshared from a special orchid feature taken from the Gardening Australia' program.

Known by many different names or synonyms, this beautiful orchid can be found in Australia, South East Asia and the Pacific.

Last weekend we held our annual Spring Orchid Show on the Sunshine Coast. A gallery featuring many of the orchids is included.

This article covers two varieties found in South East Queensland as well as the well-known form from North Queensland.

Also known as the King Orchid, as the name suggests, this is the king of Australian epiphytic orchids and deservedly so.

The Waxy Sarcochilus orchid was first discovered in Toowoomba and is found throughout South-East Queensland.

Here we share a presentation Wayne created showing the many orchids of South East Queensland and their environments.

With many areas on the Sunshine Coast now being cleared by developers our local orchids are sadly disappearing.

Highlights from our 2023 annual Nambour Orchid Society Species Show held in Buderim on the Sunshine Coast.

Many growers buy an orchid on impulse, without knowing how to care for it. This article offers tips and advice for novice growers.

Up to 45 per cent of all known flowering plant species across the globe could be under threat of extinction.

Last weekend we hosted our annual Spring Orchid Show on the Sunshine Coast. A gallery featuring many of the orchids is included.

An article detailing the optimal conditions for growing and caring for vandas on the Sunshine Coast.

Read about how new orchid species are discovered and how we could speed up the process of discovery.