Viateur,
According to the article you quoted, that Eric Young guy is a miracle worker:
"The private orchid collection and breeding center was established in 1986
by Eric Young, an English eccentric . Eric Young, who died in 1984,"
Peter O'Byrne
Singapore
In a message dated 3/11/05 8:15:30 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
believe, and returned and wrote an article for Orchid Digest on harlequins.
Could you please give me a reference for the article and the definition he gave
or the reason he gives for calling them harlequins.>>
There is a line missing
Rotor also did some nice work with the cultivation of paphiopedilums.
The orchid community will find it hard to replace him.
Will
> Dr. Gavino B. Rotor Jr., of Signal Mountain, died Tuesday, March
> 8, 2005,
> at his home. He was born in Manila, Philippines, March 26, 1917,
> the son
> of
I received a question from Howard Ginsberg which I couldn't answer. Perhaps one of you can help.
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Travel tips :
"Jersey is the largest of the Channel Islands, about 15 miles from France
and 100 miles south of mainland England. Its climate is mild, tempered by
the Gulf Stream. From May to September the average temperature is 68
degrees. In winter Jersey is often windy but rarely frigid, and s
FYI :
"PARIS, March 11 (Itar-Tass) - The 18th conference on orchid cultivation
opened in Dijon, France, on Friday. For the first time France plays host to
the world conference on flower cultivation held every three years. A unique
collection of orchids has been displayed in the framework of the
Love the new layout.
Could it be possible to have a link to the next genera.
I would be easier if you wanted to go to the next genera or back to the
previous.
Mats
(grows Paphiopedilum only for the leaves)
Eric Hunt wrote:
Hi everyone,
With the growth of my website, www.orchidphotos.org, comes ch
Nancy :
Thanks for the biographical notes on Gavino Rotor.
You wrote : "In 1957, he was guest speaker at the 4th World Orchid Congress
in Hawaii."
The WOC in 1957 was the 2nd edition.
The 4th WOC was held in Singapore.
The 20th, in 2011, will be held in Taipei (Taiwan), Cape Town (South
Africa)
Dr. Gavino B. Rotor Jr., of Signal Mountain, died Tuesday, March 8, 2005,
at his home. He was born in Manila, Philippines, March 26, 1917, the son
of Engracia and Gavino B. Rotor Sr. A graduate of the University of the
Philippines with a bachelor's degree, he came to the United States in 1946.
You are invited to attend the:
Heart O' Texas Orchid Society 34th Annual Show and Sale "Orchids on Parade"March 26-27, 2005Zilker Botanical Gardens Center, 2220 Barton Springs Rd., Austin, TX
Hourly raffles, 10 vendors, and lots of friendly folks...Come join us! Contact: Geoffrey Frost, 10
Title: Judging at Dijon.
Doesn't it make you laugh….or cry. Big scandal with the judging of Vandaceous in Dijon. So much unhappiness that they had to convene a special team of judges like Joyce Stewart and Phil Cribb (who said the RHS wasn't dominating the judging process?) to "rectify" the s
Yes, I'd love to see the pictures you took of the stomata. Can you compare
the number of stomata per square centimeter for the different Paph species?
-Will
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Hi Eric -
The indexed genera listing is a huge improvement! If I
had a complaint about your site, it certainly was that
the opening of (in some cases) nearly a hundred
thumbnails was unwieldy and time-consuming. The
species I wanted to see was, of course, invariably
towards the end of the alphabeti
Hi everyone,
With the growth of my website, www.orchidphotos.org, comes changes.
The existing organization -- alphabetical by entire letters of the alphabet,
has become too large and unweildy.
I am now organizing things at the generic level. I am also using a new web
page creation tool that brea
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