Taeniophyllum species
from OrchidTalk Orchid Forum by zainal abidin
The Calendar of Events has been updated with some new stuff, including the Madison show coming up the first weekend of February.
NEWOS will have a display there, so if you have any blooming plants be sure to get in touch and I will tell you where to bring them.
-Lee Speakin
Group shot! say cattleya…
Posted by Cheryl Wilinski on the Society Facebook Page
Photo I took this spring along a rural Menominee county, MI road. Crab spider!
Posted to the Orchid Society Facebook Page by Gina Larson
Why oh WHY do they bloom so early… I won’t have any for the Madison or the NEWOS Neenah show…..:(
Posted by Cheryl Wilinski on the Society Facebook Page
Ceratostylis heterophylla- Philippine’s newest Ceratostylis
from OrchidTalk Orchid Forum by mr. suarezI noticed that there are 4 threads here dedicated to Philippine ceratos, so I hope the folks don’t mind if I throw another one
I described Ceratosylis heterophylla from plants found in Central Luzon almost 4 years ago (Feb. 27, 2008), although it wasn’t published until last year, at the Aug-Sept issue of the Australian Orchid Review. The species name echoes the unusual leaf variation exhibited by this species; it’s easy to mistake two non-flowering plants as belonging to two different species.
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Reblogged by Lee Speakin
Original story from OrchidTalk Orchid Forum by mr. suarez
Orchid Exhibition, December 25, 2011
This morning I went to see a small orchid exhibition, which is a great morning, I was impressed with a red orange tree mini cattleya.
