Showing posts with label Orchid. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Orchid. Show all posts

Jan 18, 2009

Orchid garden beautiful

Orchid garden,flowerOrchid garden. Orchid Many beautiful and colorful orchids. look like spring and summer, so fun for the eyes to the bare trees and gray sky.

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Dec 30, 2008

Dendrobium Orchid

Dendrobium OrchidDendrobium orchid care is no more involved than caring for any other species of orchid. They are a common choice to use as cut flowers because they have a very beautiful and distinctive color and a very string stem.

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Dec 28, 2008

Red orchid prepossess

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All orchid flower : Cattleya Seedling, Dendrobium Orchid Plant, Vanda Seedling, Strap Leaf Vanda Seedling, Vanda Seedling, Phalaenopsis Seedling, Dendrobium Seedling.

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Dec 20, 2008

Black Orchids Paphiopedilum Astro Boy

Black Orchids PaphiopedilumThe name of the orchid is Paphiopedilum Astro Boy (Makuli x rothschildianum). This is a rare lady slipper orchid but it is not a black orchid. The flowers of this lady slipper type orchid resemble Paphiopedilum St. Swithin but this orchid was definitely black.

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Dec 12, 2008

Black Orchid Spring Prince "Black Bird"

Phalaenopsis Ever spring Prince "Black Bird," Phalaenopsis Ever spring Prince "Black Eagle" and Phalaenopsis Ever spring Prince "Black Jack." The flowers on all these orchids are black or a very dark maroon. At first glance, the orchid definitely appears black. The buds are usually black with a mixture of green so the buds look black and slightly gray. The flowers are waxy and hard to the touch.

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Dec 8, 2008

Bonsai orchids

Bonsai orchids Bonsai is developed from the orchid flower, so it becomes very beautiful and captivating

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Nov 1, 2008

Gloxinia Flower beautiful

Gloxinia Flower beautifulAnother shot of my wife's Gloxinia.

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Oct 30, 2008

Orchid Flower

Orchid FlowerHandmade Artificial Thai Clay Orchid Flower

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Aug 25, 2008

orchids


The two most important signs are new growth (new pseudobulbs and/or leaves) and new roots (white with green tips) in the spring. This is your cue to repot your plants. Repot when the roots are about half an inch long, as it will be easiest to do so at this stage, without damaging the roots. Remember, an orchid is only as good as its roots. Strong root growth is needed if your orchid is to thrive and bloom. If your orchid doesn't seem inclined to respond to the longer days and warmer temperatures of spring by producing new growths and roots, that's OK. Look to see if the mix is mushy, crumbly, or stays wet for long periods. If it is, then it is definitely time to repot. In any case, it's a good idea to repot your orchids every 12-18 months at a minimum.

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Aug 17, 2008

Dendrobium orchid



Dendrobium orchid care is no more involved than caring for any other species of orchid. They are a common choice to use as cut flowers because they have a very beautiful and distinctive color and a very string stem. Making the a little Dendrobium orchid perfect for occasions like weddings or a good romantic gift.

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Jun 30, 2008

Vanda metusalae from Indonesia

The Vanda orchid the new species from Indonesia.

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Jun 28, 2008

Phalaenopsis bellina

These plants naturally grew in Kalimantan, Sumatra and the Malaya Peninsula. Some Negara immediately cultivated him.
The name latin from this pretty orchid was Phalaenopsis bellina. In Indonesia was known by the name of the orchid kelip. The name was given because of the form and the colour of his flower that resembled the star that was berkelap-kelip.

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Jun 20, 2008

Famous from the Dutch country


The land that was filled by sharing the beautiful kind of flowers. Not only the flower tulip that was famous from the Dutch country, but the visitor could also enjoy flowers like narcis, muscari, hyacinth, dafody, and other flowers. Was difficult to look for words to describe so the beauty of scenery in this garden.

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Jun 12, 2008

The water lily

This kind crop needs the water media and the land, usually was placed in the pot of clay that widened. The water lily was not too big, there were those who are red, white, yellow, pink and other. This crop was identical to the Buddhist religion, but also often was planted and maintained by the community because of his flower that was beautiful when blossoming. The water lily leaves will be big, if being enough vitamins and fertiliser, his leaves grew and were opened up on water.

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Jan 21, 2008

green and a few orchids


Just a few sqm of lush green and a few orchids can make a difference in your garden or entrance area

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Jan 11, 2008

small paradise playground


This mini-garden looks like a small paradise playground for small children

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Oct 14, 2007

features flowers of many shapes and colors


A garden in The Netherlands features flowers of many shapes and colors.

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Aug 12, 2007

Flying Colors

Price: $15.00
Flying Colors 'Mendenhall'.A little plant that packs a lot of power. These bloom in 2.5" pots with upright stems of seven to eight flowers. One of our favorites and great for limited space. Long lasting. 2.5" Pots (BS)

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Aug 1, 2007

Fragrant Gardenia


Price: $15.00
Owen Holmes. Not exactly red and not exactly purple. Gorgeous color andlarge flowers.
Cattleya type orchid, Plum red blooms, 2.5" pots, To bloom in 2 to 3 years



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Jul 19, 2007

Gilding the Lily

True lilies of the genus Lilium (as opposed to daylilies, calla lilies, magic lilies, torch lilies, and so forth) are found throughout the world and have a history that goes back many centuries. The earliest known illustrations were produced by the Minoan civilization on the Mediterranean island of Crete in the 15th century B.C. Ancient Romans grew and planted them throughout the lands they conquered. By the Middle Ages, the white-flowered Lilium candidum became revered for its association with the Virgin Mary, hence it's common name, Madonna lily.
Even though there is a long association with lilies and western culture, most gardens sport only a handful of lilies at the most. My suspicion is this will change in the upcoming years, in part because there are many new hybrids in a dazzling array of colors and sizes, but also because of one particular hybrid -- 'Star Gazer'. This Oriental hybrid with upward-facing crimson flowers fading to white on the margins and a fragrance that melts the coldest heart has become a standard in the cut flower trade. As such, it has raised awareness of the beauty of lilies and is inspiring gardeners to add them to their gardens. The downside is that there are a number of different types of lilies, to say nothing of hundreds of cultivars, with varying growth habits and requirements. A basic understanding of the classification of lilies should help you get started.

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