May 2015 - American Orchid Society

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Sarcochilus; Modern Breeding Lines
Cattleya intermedia in Brazil
Cattleya Rosalynn Carter
Visualizing Pleurothallids
Angraecum dollii
The Genus Embrea

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May 2015

Cattleya rosalynn carter

In 1953, JImmy Carter left a promising

navy career to run the family peanut

farm in Pl...

May 2015

ORCHIDS IN ART

ALL OF US INTERESTED in orchids know that this species is considered to be the most important orchid...

May 2015

LINDLEYANA

THE BROADLY DISTRIBUTED and

highly variable Lankesteriana barbulata

(lindl.) Karremans...

May 2015

GENUS OF THE MONTH

I KNEW EMBREEA was a spectacular

genus with truly enormous flowers

when I bought a sm...

May 2015

TOM’S MONTHLY CHECKLIST

SOMETHING MOST OF US take for

granted, available frozen water, was once

a rarity. two...

May 2015

FOR THE NOVICE

THERE ARE SO many decisions an

orchid grower must make when the annual

repotting marat...

May 2015

ORCHIDS ILLUSTRATED

THIS GENUS NAME is from swedish mythology.

Disa, a chieftain’s daughter in uppland, was upse...

May 2015

COLLECTOR’S ITEM

IF THIS FLOWER had the color of

Phragmipedium kovachii, you’d be seeing

it everywhere...

May 2015

Sarcochilus

SARCOCHILUS ARE NATIVE to australia,

and i (Scott Barrie) have watched the

developmen...

May 2015

In Brazil With Francisco Miranda

BRAZIL HAS BEEN on my mind ever

since i embarked on the seductive and

challenging path...

May 2015

greatideas

FERTILIZER LABELS INDICATE the

percentage of nitrogen, phosphorous

and potassium cont...

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