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Old 03-07-2011, 07:47 AM
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WOW, with all of these great orchids to choose from, I don't know if I really have anything to add! I'll keep thinking.
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Old 03-07-2011, 08:07 AM
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WOW, with all of these great orchids to choose from, I don't know if I really have anything to add! I'll keep thinking.
Oh don't worry, there's plenty more to add, we're only just beginning! I have a list of 4-5 that I'll finish research and post this evening after work.
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Old 03-07-2011, 07:55 AM
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There are a couple of others that might be helpful but I'm not sure if they have good websites to order from.

Plested Orchids in the UK is good but it might need phone calls to see what they have.

I've also bought from Iven's Orchids in the past but again I'm not sure you can order online.

These still might be worth enquiring from when it gets to buying time incase they are cheaper (Iven's was very cheep when I bought from them at a show).
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Old 03-07-2011, 09:14 AM
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I love the look of the trichopilia tortilis. Don't know about how easy it is, but it is beautiful.
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Old 03-07-2011, 10:14 AM
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Hi everyone,
Gee, it's a lot harder than I thought to find plants that are available both sides of the pond (so to speak!)

Anyways, here's one suggestion:
OEONIELLA polystachys

IOSPE:
IOSPE PHOTOS

Oak Hill Gardens - OH $18

Nardotto e Capello Shop - NC 12.50 Euros (Flowering size), 14 Euros (with spike)

It has lovely curly white flowers and, as a bonus, is fragrant
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Anyways, here's one suggestion:
OEONIELLA polystachys

IOSPE:IOSPE PHOTOS

It has lovely curly white flowers and, as a bonus, is fragrant
It's so cute!!


I have 2 more to suggest, still working on some others:

Laelia sincorana
The coerulea form is more common in Europe.
IOSPE
Nardotto e Capello 14€ for the standard one, 15€ for the var coerulea
Popow 16€, var coerulea
Orchideen-Lucke 16€, var coerulea
Oak Hill Gardens $18, also var coerulea

Dendrobium unicum fragrant!!
IOSPE
Schwerter 10€,
Orchids by Hausermann $13
Andy's Orchids $20
J&L orchids (grower not on the list, but supposedly good) $20
CarolinaOrchids $20
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Old 03-07-2011, 04:35 PM
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Good point. What do people think?... As Camille said the reason for species has primarily been that hybrids often aren't available both in the USA and in Europe (we get different ones).

I don't mind allowing it in, but if most people think we should stick to species we can do that.
i personally dont have a problem with it, although it isnt my favorite out of the list so far. so i wouldnt vote for it in the poll, but i certainly wouldnt care if it were on the poll. and if people choose it, ill get that too.

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It's so cute!!


I have 2 more to suggest, still working on some others:

Laelia sincorana
The coerulea form is more common in Europe.
IOSPE
Nardotto e Capello 14€ for the standard one, 15€ for the var coerulea
Popow 16€, var coerulea
Orchideen-Lucke 16€, var coerulea
Oak Hill Gardens $18

Dendrobium unicum fragrant!!
IOSPE
Schwerter 10€,
Orchids by Hausermann $13
Andy's Orchids $20
J&L orchids (grower not on the list, but supposedly good) $20
CarolinaOrchids $20
i can vouch for j&l

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Old 03-05-2011, 06:38 PM
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I would love to take part.

Howeara Lava Burst Mounted would be an easier grower.
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Old 03-05-2011, 07:55 PM
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I'm in If these lean to far on the warm side let me know and I will look for others.

Bulbophyllum ovalifolium

Andy's Orchids - Orchid Species - Power Search results


Großräschener Orchids >> Bulbophyllum


Orchideen Kopf Shop


Trichopilia tortilis
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Trichopilia tortilis: Orchids By Hausermann

Trichopilia tortilis - Großräschener Orchideen
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Old 03-05-2011, 08:04 PM
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Count me in. Den cuthbertsonii? I like the idea of small.
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