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what is the best fertilizer - I am starting to grow cool type Dendrobiums I am poting them in net pots with lava rock and a drop of fir bark what would be the best fer... Read More
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Looking to trade some brugmansia cuttings for some Orchid starts - Im just restarting my Orchid collection and have noting to trade yeat but I have many brugmainsias (angel trumpets) that I could trade most... Read More
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BRUGS FOR TRADE - I have Xena , Santa Rosa , Tommy Lockwood, angel honeymoon and others for trade make me an offer would like brugs I don't have or Orchid s... Read More
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Dendrobium unicum keiki wanted - I am looking for a keiki or small plant of Dendrobium unicum or similar Dendrobium I only have brugmansia cuttings to trade or can pay post... Read More
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potting media for Dendrobium kingianum - I just ordered a small Dendrobium kingianum off e bay and the seller says to pot it in sag moss I read in the internet that it likes ... Read More
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what is this plant - last year I scattered a bunch of wild flower seeds that I was given and lots of these popped up this spring anyone know what it is
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Sidalcea cusickii (Cusick’s checkermallow) - Sidalcea cusickii (Cusick’s checkermallow) here is a picture of it yea it is Native to Oregon click the Latin name for more infoon it ... Read More
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I think this cherry tree graft took - it was grafted in march and has tripled in height the grafting tape has not disinigrated so this morning I sliced it from top to bottom with... Read More
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do you think these will attact some butterflies - these are Sidalcea campestris (meadow checkermallow) and Aquilegia formosa (western columbine) both native to the Willamette valley of west... Read More
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