Hello from Orange Park, FL

[Artrussell]

Trdyl,

Thanks for the comments. Noting your location as Idaho, and your gallery, are you growing inside or somehow outside? I had several orchids with me in Tacoma, WA. in the 1980s, but had to return them to Florida when I moved (overland) to Alaska during October of 1986.

Art

[Artrussell]

White Rabbit,

Thanks for looking into my question and sharing your reference as well. I've added to my growing collection of Orchid URLs.

Cheers,

Art

[WhiteRabbit]

Originally Posted by Artrussell

White Rabbit,

Thanks for looking into my question and sharing your reference as well. I've added to my growing collection of Orchid URLs.

Cheers,

Art

hehe - no problem! I was curious myself, as hadn't seen that abbreviation before ...

[Tropicgirl]

Welcome to the OB!

[kasper6767]

to the OB! Good to have you, a fellow Floridian myself.

[Tindomul]

Welcome to the Orchid Board! Glad you joined.

[Artrussell]

Tropicgirl, kasper6767, and Tindomul,

Thanks for the welcome. I look forward to the journey.

Art

[trdyl]

Originally Posted by Artrussell

Trdyl,

Thanks for the comments. Noting your location as Idaho, and your gallery, are you growing inside or somehow outside? I had several orchids with me in Tacoma, WA. in the 1980s, but had to return them to Florida when I moved (overland) to Alaska during October of 1986.

Art

When I am home, my Cattleya Alliance plants go ouside under a tree during Late Springe though early Fall. The others, Phals and a few vandaceous, stay indoors year round.

[Artrussell]

Interesting. I wasn't sure you'd be able to get anything under the trees, but I guess in retrospect it gets warm enough for some of your orchids under the trees. Here in the Jacksonville, everything goes under the trees when I can. And of course, I'm running out of room.

Art

[peeweelovesbooks]

Welcome!!! This is bar none the best place on the web for orchid addicts.

Enjoy your time here.