Originally Posted by flhiker (Post 331652)

I was waiting to hear from Rosie to whether or not she could get it. And of course I have become extremely busy and haven't had a chance to update the post. Which always happens when I do something like this.

Sorry I replied to the wrong post , I meant reply to help. It's the heat. LOL



And Thanks again to Rosie for picking up my slack. ;)

Originally Posted by camille1585 (Post 331676)

Rosie, while I understand where you're coming from, I'm against the idea of searching for plants in canada, US, europe AND UK. Finding common plants is going to be next to impossible and you are excluding some very good EU vendors, such as Nardotto or Schwerter.

Like Ramon suggests, mainland europe members can help out. I would gladly buy the plant for you and get paid back via paypal. To save on shipping the plant could be sent directly to you by doing the order in your name. Same works the other way around if the plant is only in the UK and there's transactions fees for € to £.

Originally Posted by camille1585 (Post 331694)

I've been happily looking up plants and further enlarging my wishlist on Orchidwiz

Per the list of plants in the first post that meet criteria, I wouldn't classify Den kingianum as an intermediate grower seeing that it needs a quite cool winter to bloom.

Some suggestions:

*Den tetragonum (might be too big, there's lots of size variation in this species, 2 to 20in!)
SBOE $25, Paramount $25-28, Nardotto e Capello (12,5€)

Pleurothallis restrepioides Up to 9in
Andy's ($18), Cloud's ($20), Burnham (£8)

Bulbophyllum ambrosia 5in
Andy's ($28 - will try to find it elsewhere cheaper), Cloud's ($25), Grobraschner (15€)

Sarcochilus hartmannii 20in in habitat, but cultivated plants about 6in
SBOE ($25), Paramount ($25-28), La Cour des Orchidées (15€)

Dave, if you would like me to check some things on Orchidwiz like I did in a past project, just sent me a PM with what info is needed!

Originally Posted by quiltergal (Post 331712)

I'm not participating this time (on a serious orchid diet!). Just want to remind folks that while SBOE has lots of cool plants they also require a 30 quarantine before shipping plants to Florida.

For fun I'll just throw out a suggestion. Hope you don't mind. ;) Have fun kids!

Paph. henryanum, cute and small.

IOSPE PHOTOS

http://www.orchideenwlodarczyk.de/sh...num-p-209.html

Paph. henryanum: Orchids By Hausermann Also available at Parkside, Piping Rock and Woodstream.

Species

Originally Posted by RosieC (Post 331719)

Actually this time most of them ARE coming up as OK for the UK as well Europe. As the only UK participant I'm happy either bow out or do as you and Ramon have suggested and piggy back an order on with someone else.

My reason for mentioning it is that I know other UK people have been put off the projects in the past because of this.

It's actually a similar reason to checking Canada seperately to the USA... they CAN buy from the USA but it's too expensive on shipping.

I'm quite happy for everyone to check just Europe and the USA (I don't think we even have anyone in Canada on the project yet) and I will check and advise on UK availability. If we decide to leave those plants in the poll anyway then so be it. :)

Originally Posted by King_of_orchid_growing:) (Post 331757)

Sarcochilus hartmanii puts on a show when they bloom. The pictures are beautiful, but in real life, when the plants have multiple growths with multiple spikes, they're impressive.

These are great plants.

Originally Posted by King_of_orchid_growing:) (Post 331757)

Sarcochilus hartmanii puts on a show when they bloom. The pictures are beautiful, but in real life, when the plants have multiple growths with multiple spikes, they're impressive.

These are great plants.

Originally Posted by camille1585 (Post 331692)

Nice, I like this one. After seeing it in person a few months back, I've been wanting to buy it! Nardotto e Capello in europe also has it, but the alba version which is very nice looking.