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Old 05-20-2013, 01:07 PM
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Very nice, I love the close up pics esp.
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Wonderful!
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C. pubescens is another name for parviflorum and now listed as a variety of parviflorum, both of which were once synonymous with C. calceolus. C. parviflorum is now listed as the correct name for the American variety of this orchid and has itself two varieties, makasin and pubescens, very difficult to distinguish from each other.
The seller I bought this from has confirmed that it is C parviflorum var pubescens and that the name Parville is a trade name from Garden Orchids who bread them and supply him. Garden Orchids seem to like using trade names rather than real names.
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Great pics, what a great Cyp. I wonder if I can grow some for my apartment bldg's garden. Nah, some one will probably just rip them out and walk off with them.
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Very nice
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Wonderful flowers, wonderful photos!
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Thanks everyone, and thanks Tindo for bumping this thread up.

This one was just back in my mind as I submitted one of these pics for the calendar competition
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Old 05-26-2014, 05:33 AM
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It is in flower again now, but didn't do as well this year. Only two flowers.

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