Delicate petals
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Wears summer colours
Exotic fragility
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I love orchids. When you look at them at the correct angle, they appear as angels in flower form.
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This kind of orchid is called Phalaenopsis. For those of you who are interested in mastering the cultivation of Phalaenopsis, you are very welcome to read my very detailed post entitled “Phalaenopsis: Novice’s Orchid, Mother’s Day Gift and woodlandgnome’s House Plant”, which is published in my other blog at https://queenslandorchid.wordpress.com/2017/06/20/phalaenopsis-novices-orchid-mothers-day-gift-and-woodlandgnomes-house-plant/
Please enjoy! Happy New Year to you!
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Thank you, this one was indeed a Mother’s Day gift, many years ago.
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Yes, they do 🙂
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It is so elegant
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A lovely bloom.
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Yes! 👍👍👍
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A perfect orchid poem.
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Thank you, Chel.
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Not seen that colourway before, so beautiful!
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It is very pretty.
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Reblogged this on Anita Dawes & Jaye Marie ~ Authors.
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Thanks, Ladies 🙂
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I have four on the windowsill, all gifts over the years, and they bloom and they bloom. a feel of the tropics during the cold of winter. Happy Orchid Day.
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They do seem to keep on going and with so few needs too!
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So very true.
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I remember years ago reading about a blind woman who had a green house and cultivated orchids.
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They are sturdy enough, I think,that you could ggrow them by touch.
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orchids – outer beauty and inner strength
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Nowhere near as delicate as they look.
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quite true…
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Beautiful poem to go with an exquisite flower.
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Thanks, Di.
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Your poems are always lovely
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❤
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Exquisite…
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They are lovely flowers.
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A flower I know! An orchid!
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Yes, a lovely little one 🙂
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