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Noid Dendrobium bigibbum var. compactum hybrid Dendrobium Aussie Hybrids
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Old 01-04-2008, 10:35 AM
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My Aussie babies have arrived!! So, cup of coffee in hand - and camera in the other hand.... Here goes!

One has a (rather beat up from shipping) flower open:
Dendrobium (Ellewong x Zip) x (Gillian Leaney x Tweed)
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one has one bud ready to open - I sure hope it doesn't blast from being shipped...
Dendrobium Miara x kingianum 'Speckles'
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and one has a spike of 6 buds forming!!
Dendrobium (Zip x King Wong) x (Gillian Leaney x Tweed)
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I have one more of each cross, but I'm not sure if they have already flowered, or if I have more to look forward to!!!

I also got this one with them: IOSPE PHOTOS
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Fantastic, Shak!
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Old 01-04-2008, 01:49 PM
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Awesome Shak! Looking forward to more pictures as they open.
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I can't wait to see what they look like as well!! It looks like there are two more that may still flower - I'm so excited!

The tags say these came from Woolf Orchidculture... here's a link to their photo gallery. Fingers crossed, I'll be asking if the nursery here are going to be getting more!
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Cool man, can't wait to see more photos.

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I can't wait to see what they look like as well!! It looks like there are two more that may still flower - I'm so excited!

The tags say these came from Woolf Orchidculture... here's a link to their photo gallery. Fingers crossed, I'll be asking if the nursery here are going to be getting more!
You know i've always known about John Woolf's nursery but i've never checked out the website in detail.. Look at all those Hot/Colds in the gallery http://www.woolforchidculture.com/mainshowgallery.asp

He might be going over for the WOC, im sure he would bring along plants if you ordered them
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is right! I can see I'm going to have to slim down some other plants - as I can see my collection of these increasing!! I'm in love!!
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Looking around the Woolf site, it appears that the articles and information that I originally posted previously were written by John T. Woolf and the original and updated articles are available on his website. It was copies on the Florafest site that I linked to originally.

Woolf Orchidculture NEWSLETTERS
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WOW! They've got a wonderful list of plants!!!
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