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at the April meeting of the New Hampshire Orchid Society
4/14/07 at 11:00 a.m.
I for one am greatly anticipating it!
4/14/07 at 11:00 a.m.
I for one am greatly anticipating it!
likespaphs said:i'm hoping he'll be able to speak at my society soon. i sent him a pm somewhere but haven't heard back from him yet...
likespaphs said:i'm hoping he'll be able to speak at my society soon. i sent him a pm somewhere but haven't heard back from him yet...
dustywoman said:Hey Heather,
I'm looking forward to it. Just hope I can muddle thru the directions.![]()
It sounds really interesting.
Can non-members bring plants for show & tell?
I'm looking forward to seeing you again and to meeting Ron.
dustywoman said:Maine Orchid Society does not have any judges. Maybe I'll bring the PEOY and the besseae, just for the heck of it. I would not expect either of them to be pulled though.
dustywoman said:Well, I attended the NHOS meeting yesterday and was able to spend some time with Heather. The meeting was very well attended. I was impressed by the quantity and quality of all the plants on the show table. The judges were also very informative, as they would take each plant that they liked and explained why they liked it so much.
Heather's being modest!!!!oke:
Heather won a second place prize for her besseae hybrid (I forget the name - sorry!), another second place for her besseae var. flavum, and a third place for her peach colored besseae. Beautifully grown plants! Way to go, Heather!!!! :clap: :clap:
Ron's presentation on Cyps was wonderful. He also had some great photos. One photo was of a clump of Cyps documented to be 100 years old. I never knew they could live so long. He also provided a list of where you could buy plants and/or seedlings. He's a great speaker. If anyone has a chance to see one of his presentations, you will not be disappointed!!!
Except for getting lost in Concord, NH (courtesy of Mapquest), it was an aternoon well spent and well worth the ride!!!!
Well congrats, sounds like a fun time, I bet it made Heather's hair turn red!dustywoman said:Heather's being modest!!!!oke:
Heather won a second place prize for her besseae hybrid (I forget the name - sorry!), another second place for her besseae var. flavum, and a third place for her peach colored besseae. Beautifully grown plants! Way to go, Heather!!!! :clap: :clap: