Someone once told me that if you're hard up (and who isn't?), always go to sales at closing time. There are two good reasons for this: First, you never know what you missed, and second, prices plummet.
I went to an annual flea market last Saturday as the stall holders were packing up and got this Burr. Stefan Isler 'Lava Flow' for $20 reduced from $35. The main flower spike is a whopping 2' long!
The only downside was that it was potted in a horrible, compacted and moldy muck, but it's now attached to a tree, where I hope it will thrive.
STILL, The Art of Noticing
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7 comments:
lucky you to get this good deal. What kind of orchid is this? Love the color of the flower!
Hi, Ami. It's basically an Oncidium hybrid. Here's a link: http://www.owensorchids.com/oncidium.htm
That is a stunning orchid. Wonderful to get it marked down. Are you able to leave your orchids attached to the tree through the winter?
An awesome orchid! My neighbors grow theirs in a tree, but I am afraid to with frost risk. Maybe when I get more.
Yes, I leave them in situ if they are attached to a tree, mostly because it's too much of a hassle to take them off. Those in hanging pots and baskets come inside. Despite this year's freeze, I'm more likely to bring them in if a hurricane threatens.
It look so much like a frangipani flower with that background..
Hi, James. It's just a poor photo. I have several frangipanis, but none in flower because of the freeze.
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