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Old 06-16-2010, 02:17 AM
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Gracious, it looks like a chimera! I'm not usually a fan of harlequines- this one I could definitely live with this one though! Thanks for starting this thread!
Hehe...I had to Google chimera. So yeah... its definitely got its freak on!

Izzie-- I wonder if the orchid place up in Longmont might know of a place to score one of these... what the heck is the name of that place? I've brain dumped it just now-- that tip-of-the-tongue syndrome.
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You thinking of Fantasy Orchids in Louisville? I don't know of any other large vendors in CO.

And yeah, chimerism is super awesome- particularly in horses. That's how you get the brindle types- or like my friend's horse, white on one side of the head and chestnut on the other- separated with a perfectly straight line going down the muzzle.
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Old 06-16-2010, 02:34 AM
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You thinking of Fantasy Orchids in Louisville? I don't know of any other large vendors in CO.
Yes you're right! Lousiville! Not Longmont. *checking to see if head is attached to body* Phew! Thanks.

I just emailed them..see if I get a response.
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Old 06-16-2010, 02:48 AM
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They haven't been good about answering mine, unfortunately. My only complaint, aside from occasionally bad roots.
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They haven't been good about answering mine, unfortunately. My only complaint, aside from occasionally bad roots.
I have had much the same experience. I have never actually bought from them, but how can I when they never answer? LOL
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Old 06-16-2010, 02:53 AM
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lol too true! Their selection and greenhouse are very impressive, and they're willing to give you divisions from their private collection. But with the way that they grow, roots suffer once they get into a windowsill at home. That's not to say that their plants are bad quality. Great prices if you visit!
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Are there any other orchid greenhouses in CO? I haven't found any that are somewhat near me that aren't wholesale.
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Are there any other orchid greenhouses in CO? I haven't found any that are somewhat near me that aren't wholesale.
I don't know of any. All the garden centers like Tagawas buys from Fantasy. I have never actually been to Fantasy so maybe I should make the trip some time-- its not like its very far from me at all. What orchids do you grow? I grow most phals... but recently acquired some catts and one Brassia rex.

BTW-- I emailed the publisher of the book to see if they can get in touch with the author, as he is apparently the photographer of this Spanish Dancer Phal. So we shall see.
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Old 06-16-2010, 01:59 PM
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Instead of hijacking, I'm PMing you.

Great news about the email! It'll be interesting to see how it pans out.

Wouldn't it be cool if they could make a brindle phal? It's just another form of chimerism- which I suspect is what a harlequin is? Someone correct me if I'm wrong.
I mean, look at these patterns-


This second stud is lucky enough to have a nifty color AND decent conformation. (his rear could be a little better, bad pic angle...here is his page: http://www.dunbarsgold.com/)

Still ended up hijacking, sorry you don't mind.

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Old 06-16-2010, 04:04 PM
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Interesting Izzie that a brindle stud will throw paint offspring. LOL not like I know anything at all about horse breeding.
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