Neos on Yahoo Auctions - Orchid Board

mollycart1 · #1 03-25-2009, 12:13 AM

Hi, I took the print-out to the meeting and shared it with Glen. He did not seem to recognize it. BTW, you should have seen those lil neos he brought. There are a few expensive ones.

pale blue · #2 03-25-2009, 08:10 AM

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Originally Posted by mollycart1

Hi, I took the print-out to the meeting and shared it with Glen. He did not seem to recognize it. BTW, you should have seen those lil neos he brought. There are a few expensive ones.

I can imagine! Did you get any new ones?

mollycart1 · #3 03-25-2009, 09:13 AM

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Originally Posted by pale blue

I can imagine! Did you get any new ones?

Well, I was not going to buy anything since I killed a few before.

After looking around thouse cuties, one of them was calling my name. It is "Tamakongo, " one of those 'bean' leaf ones.

Dr. Lehr had a few books around including "neo encyclopedia" written in Japanese. I was helping society members to look up a flower through the book as they pick up the plant. It was fun.

pale blue · #4 03-25-2009, 09:20 AM

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Originally Posted by mollycart1

Well, I was not going to buy anything since I killed a few before.

After looking around thouse cuties, one of them was calling my name. It is "Tamakongo, " one of those 'bean' leaf ones.

Dr. Lehr had a few books around including "neo encyclopedia" written in Japanese. I was helping society members to look up a flower through the book as they pick up the plant. It was fun.

Tamakongo is one of my favorite Neos! I picked one up from J&L last year and it's doing very well, it seems to be one of the heartier Neos I have in my collection. It's so cute, I love the bean leaf varieties

with yours!

LinhT · #5 03-25-2009, 12:55 PM

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Originally Posted by mollycart1

Well, I was not going to buy anything since I killed a few before.

After looking around thouse cuties, one of them was calling my name. It is "Tamakongo, " one of those 'bean' leaf ones.

Dr. Lehr had a few books around including "neo encyclopedia" written in Japanese. I was helping society members to look up a flower through the book as they pick up the plant. It was fun.

Naoki, enjoy your new Tamakongo; the flowers are very cute on that one. I have that Japanese neo encyclopedia and I wish you could read it to me like a bedtime story.

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I saw one like this on a Korean Neo website but that website no longer exists