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Thank you! What beautiful flowers!

All very lovely.

Any chance you got the name of the second one?

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Originally Posted by AnonYMouse (Post 865201)

All very lovely.

Any chance you got the name of the second one?

It is Den. Daddy Longlegs.

Woah :shock: those orchis are so cool!

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Originally Posted by pheli (Post 865202)

It is Den. Daddy Longlegs.

Was just about to ask!

What's the first one, fourth, the paph, the one below the white cattleya thing (10), and the one below that (11)?

Thanks for sharing, pheli.

My favorite is this one:

https://blog-imgs-118.fc2.com/p/h/e/pheli/DSC_7741.jpg

Do you know the name for this one?

https://blog-imgs-118.fc2.com/p/h/e/pheli/DSC_7760.jpg

Gorgeous eye candy. TY so much. :blowkisses:

Were there any left that you hadn't favored? ;) ;)

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Originally Posted by Bulbopedilum (Post 865209)

Woah :shock: those orchis are so cool!

Was just about to ask!

What's the first one, fourth, the paph, the one below the white cattleya thing (10), and the one below that (11)?

The 1st one is unknown; the 4th is Den. Enobi Purple; the tenth is Encyclia cordigera's hybrid and the eleventh is Mediocalcar decoratum.

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Originally Posted by rbarata (Post 865211)

The cattleya is unknown.

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Originally Posted by charlesf6 (Post 865261)

Were there any left that you hadn't favored? ;) ;)

I did not show take photos of most cymbidiums and phalaenopsis.

Oh wow, such nice plants!! :drool: There are so many that I really WANT to have in my collection now! That unknown Catt is spectacular. An aclandiae hybrid I'd guess, but no idea what.

Thanks for sharing, it really brightens up an otherwise dreary, cold, windy winter day...