Orchid Traveler's Adventures and Flowers :)

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So I recently created an Instagram to document my travel adventures and to share all of the lovely orchids I get to see. You can find this page by searching for; orchidtraveler !

My boyfriend, two dogs and I are in the process of packing up and leaving the house/apartment...renters life... possibly for good! We have down-sized all of our belongings, including the plants and will soon be moving into camper!!!
Our first stops will be in Arkansas for a bit, then Colorado. We are considering a half and half, Colorado and traveling/boondocking calendar split. With all of that said I want to schedule green house tours, meet all of you other wonderful orchid nuts, see grow areas and big beautiful gardens!
While on the road we/I will be available for greenhouse cleaning, organizing, repotting, dividing, mounting and just about anything else you could think of needing some help with. We can discuss payments per project, or a working trade for a place to park our camper and stay for the duration of the project. I have a wonderful reference from the Orchid Master I've worked with and apprenticed for all summer.
I will also be traveling with a small collection of orchids in Terrariums and well established pots in our camper, this is going to be a wonderful and amazing experience.
I literally want to meet and see every one of you and your plants if you'd have us! So if you have work, a place for us to park, tips and great spots to stay, a place for us to visit and see your plants or just want to visit please let me know and follow our Instagram travels!! Traveling could begin as soon as November, but orchid pictures happen almost daily! ^_^
Thank you

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There needs to be an emoticon for "petting your dogs now."

A lot of people winter in Arizona with campers and trailers. If you like to hike, Quartzsite in the west of the state is very near lots of mountains with all sorts of beautiful things to see. People from the East are amazed once they start looking at the things growing in the desert.

There are large botanical gardens in Phoenix, Tucson, Superior (east of Phoenix) and smaller ones scattered throughout the state.

I'm doing fine with my collection. I've limited it just because I want to do all the work myself. Sweeping the sunroom and repotting the plants are some of my very favorite things to do!