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Third flower. I brought the second flower to the NCOS show and it wilted from the low humidity (how do you stake them without killing them?)

Cattleya intermedia x Cattleya Suzanne Hye Purchased last year from Waldor at NCOS show. The flowers seem smaller than I remember (but likely my culture isn’t as good as Waldor’s).

Kogod Courtyard, Portrait Gallery

Join us for our Annual Orchid Show and Sale! Hundreds of blooming orchids on display! Nationally recognized vendors See awarded plants Ask questions of experts on how to grow and bloom these plants Add to your collection The Show and Sale is open to the public and admission is free Where...

https://gardenrant.com/2024/02/orchid-love-an-origin-story.html Orchid Love, An Origin Story Walking into Dotty and Berry Woodson’s greenhouse is like walking into heaven, but thankfully you don’t have to perish to get there. You do need to make an appointment or be lucky enough to receive an...

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This is the second flower; looks relatively cupped like a lot of other pictures (of course first flower opens when I was on vacation). Hopefully plant will bulk up with numerous growths.

Let’s see if it will hold 3 flowers?

A YouTube video of Longwood Garden's Orchid house and greenhouses. The YT channel is "Plant One on Me" by Summer Rayne Oakes (a friend of mine), and features Greg Griffis whom some of you may remember from the PaphForum and/or Parkside Orchid Nursery:

National Capital Orchid Show February 17 - 19 At Homestead Gardens 743 West Central Avenue Davidsonville, MD 21035 Vendors: J&L Orchids Orchid Enterprise Mount Prospect Orchids Wade’s Orchids Waldor Orchids Woodstream Orchids

I got this last March. Hopefully next year 4 spikes.

I bought this a few weeks ago in bloom from a large regular garden nursery without a tag or ID. The first bloom had holes in it. Pic is of second bloom. My guess is “It’s Doll” (and not Harold Koopowitz).

Bought last year. First time blooming for me.

A gift from Barbara F. 2 years ago. When I got it, there was one sheath, that didn't bloom (can still see it); last year a new sheath and now two flowers. Hopefully more flowers next year? The high light pics from yesterday. Other pic this morning.

Petition Aims to Protect Famed Ghost Orchids Under Endangered Species Act - Center for Biological Diversity For Immediate Release, January 24, 2022 Contact: Tina L. Pugliese, APR (with The Institute for Regional Conservation), (561) 889-3575, [email protected] Jaclyn Lopez, Center for...

The National Capital Orchid Society’s 42nd Paphiopedilum Forum Will be held as a virtual event on Saturday, January 22nd, 2022 12:30 – 5:30 p.m. Eastern Standard Time For registration information, write to [email protected] Speakers: Steve Hampson – “Slipper Orchids of Southern and...

The first blooming from a 2015 compot I shared with a society member. Will try another picture when there’s better light. Not as raspberry red as Pete’s recent bloom. (In background is Maritza Rolando)

Slipper Orchid Seminar Great Lakes Judging Center is presenting a seminar on Slipper Orchids on Saturday June 19 and Sunday June 20th. The seminar is free and open to the public. Speakers include Bill Goldner (Woodstream Orchids), Hadler Cash (Marriott Orchids) and Wayne Roberts (Roberts Flower...

Grown s/h. From Orchids For You.

Joint virtual meeting of the Paph Guild and Paph Forum Despite various delays, things are on track for this meeting! The date will be March 20th. Further details will be forthcoming very shortly. Anyone who has attended the Paph Forum in the last few years will receive direct e-mails about the...