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Orchid Exchange

HAVE: large previously bloomed orchids

9 years ago

I have the following to trade:
Lc, C G Roebling (beechview x Blue Magic AM/AOS) picture of bloom https://www.flickr.com/photos/fendersflora/sets/72157625473363807/detail/?page=4

Lc Mildred Rives 'Orchidglade' picture here
https://files.nyu.edu/jlc314/public/Lc. Mildred Rives 'Orchidglade'.html

Blc Shinfong Lohyang 'Golden King' see picture of bloom here http://www.owensorchids.com/Photo Gallery Folder/Cattleya Photo Gallery/slides/Blc. Shinfong Luohyang 'Golden King'.html
The pictures are not mine but show what the flower will look like. These are large plants that have bloomed. I am interested in trading for warm tolerant orchids especially dendrobiums I don't have, new to me edibles, fragrant plants or something unique and uncommon. I will also trade for useful items or garden art. Please email me at ladygardener 1 at comcast dot net.
Thanks

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Comments (2)

susanZ9B
9 years ago
Hello, I am interested in the

Bc. Binosa 'Kirk', AM/AOS Do you have a division?

Please contact me if any available littlegem758@gmail.com. Thank you!

P.S. Your collection is amazing - enjoyed looking through!
Ivan Ferdous
8 years ago
Wow that's some amazing stuff!
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