Neo photo website

[DelawareJim]

I came across this Japanese photo website while searching for Neo. 'Komachimusume'

http://www.geocities.jp/falcata_fuji/2-akabana-2.htm

As well as this one from Tabbie's Garden. She is a Neophile as well. This is a plant I think would please a lot of us.

http://tabbiesgarden.files.wordpress...007-023new.jpg

Cheers.
Jim

[LinhT]

Hiya Jim

I looked through these 2 websites several months ago too. I' don't know if you had the time to look through all of Tabbie's posts but she's got some awesome neos as well.

[Mirranova]

Not the best, but translated:

Translated version of http://www.geocities.jp/falcata_fuji/2-akabana-2.htm

[DelawareJim]

Originally Posted by LinhT

Hiya Jim

I' don't know if you had the time to look through all of Tabbie's posts but she's got some awesome neos as well.

Yes, I spent a fair amount of time reading through her posts and had fun watching her "Tips for purchasing a Neo" video on YouTube. She's got a collection most of us can only dream of. She is a true aficionado based on her descriptions of selecting plants based on it's tsuke among other factors. And apparently she knows Dr. Lehr rather well from her write-up of 'Manazuru'.

Definitely one I could learn much from.

Cheers.
Jim

[LinhT]

Yep, the different tsukes and the root tip colors and the most interesting parts to me! Ones with the yamagata tsuke are a harder to find but not unattainable. They're harder to see in pictures but if you can see one in the flesh, I think you'll agree it's super cool! I have one with the yamagata tsuke and it's one of my favorites.

[gmdiaz]

I've been to both of those websites! LOL

I check Tabbie's Garden everyday. . .I love the writing and the photos! She's got some terrific Neos!!!!!

I really enjoy the different tsukes and root tip colors too, just as much as the flowers!

[A G]

They are both very nice sites, indeed!

This japanese blog contains alot of wonderful pictures of different Neofinetia plants: http://blog.goo.ne.jp/fuuranzannmai
Not many pictures of the flowers though. But its by far the largest Neo collection I have ever seen (just got new pictures up of it I see )

FengLan Index Contains more flower pictures

[luckygrower]

The FengLan site is so inspireing, I really injoyed the pictures of the Neo's mounted on the tall rocks,so much so I may go to my local block and brick supplier to see what I can find.
The Japanese just have a way when it comes to displaying their prized plants!

[hksin]

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You probably knew that if you put the cusor over the picture you will see the name of the plant (plant name .jpg). Some have a number in front of the name just neglect it.

Thanks AG's site, it is a nice one.

[LinhT]

Originally Posted by hksin

Hello

I am new and would like to share one japanese site •x‹M—––¼�̃|�[ƒ^ƒ‹ƒTƒCƒg
You probably knew that if you put the cusor over the picture you will see the name of the plant (plant name .jpg). Some have a number in front of the name just neglect it.

Thanks AG's site, it is a nice one.

I looked through this site a while back and I really like it too. 3 spurred, variegated 'Kinka' is so awesome.

AG & hksin,
Thanks for adding the links on here so more people can check out all the cool photos.

Also, WELCOME hksin!! Great to have you here with us!