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Thank you all. Susan

These are so weird and wonderful :clap::clap:. Susan

I need to get one of these :drool:. Susan

This one has been blooming well this year, but now the spike is starting to fade :(. Susan

Another one of my favorites ;). I even think the "charcoal briquette" fragrance is interesting. Susan

Not my usual type of orchid, but this one has been love at first sight. It has beautiful ruffly Phal-type foliage and the flowers have a wonderful cinnamon fragrance. Seems to be very easy to bloom and grow under Phal conditions so fits right in. Susan

This one is a Christmas present from my society and is quite tiny. I thought for sure it was going to be dead when I got back from my 2+ week vacation over the holidays. Instead it started blooming :). Susan

You are correct. SB is not as warm or humid as Orlando, it can get some hot days and some cold days, but they are fairly rare and generally not prolonged. The climate is much more moderate than Orlando. Great for growing Cymbidiums and the Mexican Cattleys (Laelias). Susan

:smitten::drool::drool::smitten: That about sums it up. Susan

Forget the "like" button, I want the "Buy it Now" button :drool::D. Susan

Love these :clap::drool::clap::drool:. If it is all white it's monticola. Susan

Correct. These guys are anoles, not chameleons. Susan

Don't have a photo, but it is a silver "punch bowl" on a wood base. It is kept by the winner for a year and their name is engraved on the the trophy. The Schoenfeld Trophy is awarded for the best blooming plant by popular vote at the Dec. society meeting. Back to the game... Haven't really...

False TPBM would like to congratulate Bill Zimmerman (Slippertalker) on winning the Schoenfeld Trophy last night at the NWOS meeting with a very deserving plant :clap:.

Sorta true. Not my favorite, but I make it a rule not to pass on chocolate of any kind :D. TPBM is tired from working on a physically difficult task.

:clap: Wow! Really round :clap:. Susan

Me too-really beautiful :clap::clap:. Susan

:clap::clap: Beautiful, elegant flower :clap::clap: Susan

Sounds like Norito made the rounds. He was at the regional judging educational meetings last weekend here in Seattle. I enjoyed his perspectives on judging Paphs and was fortunate to observe on the judging team he was on. I picked up a little Paph. henryanum from him as well. I had been looking...

Kiss and Slap A young technician and his general manager board a train headed through the mountains on its way to Wichita. They can find no place to sit except for two seats right across the aisle from a young woman and her grandmother. After a while, it is obvious that the young woman and...