[OGD] Cynorkis uncinata H. Perrier

2005-11-30 Thread viateur . boutot
Lisa [Thoerle] asked scan of ... article from 1958 entitled Cynorchis 
incinata [sic]? Orchid Review 66, 785:257.

Unfortunately, that one is missing in my collection of issues of the Orchid 
Review.
I might be able though to photocopy the article next time I do some 
research at the library of my local botanical garden.

Please, let us know if you obtain the article.

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[OGD] Phal Lovely Kid

2005-11-30 Thread IrisCohen
I just ordered this, cross of P. lobbii x parishii. I was not terribly successful growing the parents, although I had a jungle collected lobbii that dragged on for several years. Any tips?
Iris
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[OGD] exhibition / Sydney (Australie)

2005-11-30 Thread viateur . boutot
rare orchids on display ... in Australia at an exhibition... at Sydney's 
Royal Botanic Gardens' tropical centre.
... the botanic gardens ... will be home to the collection for the next 
three years...

the themes of the exhibition are seduction, cooperation, immortality, 
deception and death.

source : http://au.news.yahoo.com/051130/2/x0iy.html

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Re: [OGD] Orchids Digest, Vol 7, Issue 503

2005-11-30 Thread BCPRESS



Considering all the interest the OGD seems to be showing in Oeceoclades, I 
amcontemplating importing Madagascan species, including several 
Oeceocladesagain this coming year for the Redlands Orchid Festival in 
Florida next May. 
Whether I do or not depends to some extent on interest for advanced sales. 
I find it intriguing that all Oeceoclades species I have seen, including the 
very large and very little, show mottled leaf patternssimilar 
toO. maculata, the species that escaped to Florida. I would 
appreciate an informal_expression_ of interest among the OGDers in 
purchasing such orchids.
Bert 
Pressman

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[OGD] Epidendrum ciliare

2005-11-30 Thread Inés Armando Betancourt



Hello friends:
I have now in flower the two strains of Epi. 
ciliare found in our country- the small from Sucre state- and the big from rest 
of the country-. If any wants to see a picture please send a private mail to 
return with the pics of the flowers.
Now beguinning to flower the Schomburgkias... some 
C. percivaliana, some C. lueddemanniana... Vanda tricolor
Best growing,

Armando W. Betancourt R. in Caracas Venezuela, 

still raining in the dry season.

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[OGD] vanilla in the kitchen

2005-11-30 Thread viateur . boutot
Most of the world's vanilla is grown in Madagascar, Indonesia, Mexico and 
Tahiti...

What we call the vanilla bean is the fruit of the vanilla plant. Green when 
harvested, it is cured over the course of three to six months, during which 
time it dries out and darkens to a deep brown, and its flavor intensifies. 
Vanilla manufacturers immerse the cured beans in a solvent of water and 
alcohol that extracts the flavor. The solvent is then strained and bottled, 
and the result is pure vanilla extract...

Illinois-based Nielsen-Massey Vanillas, a leading producer of vanilla... 
makes a number of vanilla extracts as well as vanilla paste and vanilla 
powder...

Paste... is made from unstrained beans, and so it contains distinctive 
flecks of dark brown... that one sees in vanilla bean ice cream...

Vanilla powder is actually quadruple-strength extract that has been 
encapsulated onto maltodextrin, a corn-based starch... The presence of 
the starch dilutes the vanilla back down to single strength...

Vanilla powder... results in a whiter finished product.

Another popular use for vanilla powder is as a decorative dry topping for 
cappuccino. It also is used in hot-cocoa mixes and high-end cake mixes...

to substitute vanilla bean for vanilla extract, ... for one tablespoon of 
extract, use the scrapings of a whole bean

source :

http://www.newsday.com/news/columnists/ny-fdburn4531722nov30,0,2323763.column?coll=ny-rightrail-columnist

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