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>Date: Mon, 28 Jul 2008 08:53:26 -0400
>From: iriscohen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Subject: Re: [OGD] Heating Bills
>To: orchids@orchidguide.com
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"In the Southeast...
lady-slippers,
grass-pinks,
whorled pogonia,
rosebud orchid,
bog-rose, and
showy orchis...
aquatic, mostly seen in very wet places.
It [Habernaria repens] occurs from southern Virginia all the way to eastern
Texas, and then south into South America.
In our area, it is a fai
"Cattleya violacea es conocida en Venezuela como la Flor de Canaima o la
Superba del Orinoco.
Con más de 200 especies exhibidas pertenecientes a 50 géneros de orquídeas
culminó la Primera Exposición Nacional de Orquídeas en el marco del
Festival de la Cattel[le]ya V[v]iolacea... en las inst
"the Senate is working on a "Tomnibus."
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inspired by Sen. Tom Coburn... Oklahoma Republican...
The Tomnibus wraps together dozens of bills...
The bill would authorize a new greenhouse facility to house the Smithsonian
Institution's orchid collection...
The Tomnibus is expected to come to a vo
Link to Bill Dobsons website with pictures of some of his orchids.
http://members.optusnet.com.au/bdobson/
Jan
On 29/07/2008, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> "Cary Polis...
> Bill Dobson...
> Mick Korzenowski...
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> ... north to tropical Queensland, home to a... profusion of sp
"Jennifer Reinoso is... dedicated to a few... colonies of native
terrestrial orchids that grow in the median and alongside U.S. 92 west of
Daytona Beach.
For five years... she has monitored and protected these threatened orchids.
Under her care, they have flourished.
"I love Florida's wildflowe
"Cary Polis...
Bill Dobson...
Mick Korzenowski...
... north to tropical Queensland, home to a... profusion of species...
they are enthusiastic orchid cultivators...
Korzenowski and Dobson leaning more towards... native orchids of Australia,
while Polis prefers... species from other parts of the
Right now, I am planning for the future, I am looking at reducing the
volume in my greenhouse by double lining it with plastic to reduce the
volume I need to heat. I also am looking at moving the plants closer
together. I am also looking at solar heating methods I can implement
to reduce my
I have two of them I purchased, as my wife liked them. Mine have
bloomed repeatedly usually twice a year with no problems in flowers
being deformed. It could be you have a problem plant or more likely
some environmental factor cause the aberration this flowering. I have
seen several plants
On Jul 28, 2008, at 6:00:03 AM, Mark wrote:
With the jump in the price of energy, supposedly there will be high
heating bills this winter, I was wondering what effect this maybe having on
people who grow orchids especially in colder climates?
Here in Central New York, USDA Zone 5, home greenhous
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