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Orchid Gardening:     more books (100)

Orchid Basics (Pyramid Gardening) by Brian Rittershausen, Sara Rittershausen, 2008-11-04 Orchid Growing Basics by Dr. Gustav Schoser, 1993-12-31 The Orchid: From the Archives of the Royal Horticultural Society by Mark Griffiths, 2002-05-01 The New Encyclopedia of Orchids: 1500 Species in Cultivation by Isobyl la Croix, 2008-08-21 Angraecoid Orchids: Species from the African Region by Joyce Stewart, Johan Hermans, et all 2006-08-01 Easy Orchids: The Fail-Safe Guide to Growing Orchids Indoors by Liz Johnson, 2009-01-01 Orchids to Know and Grow by THOMAS J. SHEEHAN, ROBERT J. BLACK, 2007-07-01 Bloom-Again Orchids: 50 Easy-Care Orchids that Flower Again and Again and Again by judywhite, 2009-11-28 Tropical Slipper Orchids: <i>Paphiopedilum</i> & <i>Phragmipedium</i> Species & Hybrids by Harold Koopowitz, 2008-01-15 Home Orchid Growing, 4th Edition by Rebecca tyson Northen, 1990-06-01 Growing Windowsill Orchids (Kew Growing) by Philip Seaton, 2010-07-15 Field Guide to the Orchids of Costa Rica and Panama (Comstock Book) by Robert L. Dressler, 1993-11 Moth Orchids: The Complete Guide to Phalaenopsis by Steven A. Frowine, 2008-08-15 Growing Hardy Orchids by John Tullock, 2005-07-01

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21. Garden Bookworms2, Gardening Tips, Organic Gardening, Flower Gardening, Vegetabl
    to your garden this book is for you. It will be a publication you will refer to time and time again. to Books for Bookworms directory. The orchid Thief , by  
    http://www.emilycompost.com/bookworms2.htm
    
    Extractions: Bookworms Page 2 "The Greenhouse Expert " by Dr. D.G. Hessayon This book is part of a series of books written by Dr. D.G. Hessayon, called the expert books. Published in 1994 they are updated and have the most information about greenhouses and conservatories for the price. I would not build a greenhouse without it. He also includes what to do each month with flowers as well as garden vegetables. Although he is an English author, his subject matter is universal. Included is a dictionary of plants and a troubleshooting guide should one run into problems. [to Books for Bookworms directory] "Roots, Shoots, Buckets, & Boots" by Sharon Lovejoy What a fun book for children. Ms. Lovejoy begins the book by listing the top twenty plants for children. Based on the performance of the plants, children can relate to them.

22. Hort.net:Special Gardening Topics:Orchids
    Suggest a URL for this page Special gardening Topicsorchids (13 entries). All links Just this category. Google cache. orchid Garden  
    http://www.hort.net/links/monographs/orchids/

23. Orchids Garden Directory Nursery Source Finder
    OGD), the leading orchid discussion list for all your orchid related matters. technical information on coir applications as well as helpful gardening links.  
    http://www.gardencom.com/forchids.html

24. Cymbidium Orchids Factsheet - Gardening Australia - ABC
    An orchid is composed of a swollen part called a pseudobulb which is full of moisture and other swollen parts that appear dead gardening Australia Newsletter.  
    http://www.abc.net.au/gardening/stories/s984456.htm
    
    Extractions: If you leave orchids in a pot, they will eventually become overcrowded, exhaust the nutrients and stop flowering. At this stage they will need repotting to restore flowering. Cymbidium orchids are quite tough and you do not have to be gentle with them when repotting. Tip the orchid out and tease apart the tough, large roots that the orchid uses to hang onto trees with. Next drag the orchids apart with your hands. You may need to cut the woody part in the middle in order to separate the plants. The potting soil is not really a soil but simply bark with a few nutrients, which is similar to the conditions they would grow in when on a tree trunk. To pot, place the pseudobulbs on one side of the pot and fill around it with potting mix. You don’t have to be gentle but remember not to bury the pseudobulb, just the roots. Then give them a good water by dunking the pot in water for a couple of hours. Keep the plant out of direct sun or bright light.

25. Aussie Orchids Factsheet - Gardening Australia - ABC
    With a little patience they will grow into the large specimens that orchid growers have on display. gardening Australia Newsletter.  
    http://www.abc.net.au/gardening/stories/s674235.htm
    
    Extractions: Email this page Print-friendly Australian native orchids have smaller flowers than their exotic counterparts, but their flowers have an attractive delicate beauty, with many species being fragrant and extremely colourful. These dendrobiums and sarcochilus are unique to east and southeast Australia and grow from the Cape York Peninsula to Tasmania and as far west as South Australia. It is remarkable that around 10% of the world’s flowering plants are orchids, but in Australia the number is proportionately a little smaller. About 4% of our flowering plants are orchids, but there are still over 600 species, and with the constant hybridisation of them there are many hundreds to choose from. Wayne Turville has been growing these orchids for over 25 years because they are unique and a fascinating challenge to hybridise. There is more mystique to the lesser-known Australian orchids. The results of breeding are highly unpredictable, and finding new unique shapes, sizes and colours is exciting. In the wild, Australian orchids are mostly either epiphytes growing on the bark of trees or shrubs, or lithophytes growing on wet cliff-faces or boulders. Their aerial roots are covered with velamen, a very absorbent layer that allows them to collect all available moisture. Their growth form can be monopodial, growing from one point upward or sympodial, growing from rhizomes. Not surprisingly the Australian aborigines used these plants for different purposes. The pseudobulbs, the thickened part of the stems of some species provided them with food, others were used as a fixative for cave and bark paintings. Other species, when dried in the sun produced a fibre that could be used in weaving.

26. Northern Gardening Links
    Terra Viva Organics Organic gardening. orchids. Canadian orchid Congress; Canadian orchid Shows; Canadian orchid Vendors; Cloud s orchids - Scarborough;  
    http://www.quartette.com/sunny/garden.html
    
    Extractions: Canadian Gardener (CBC) Canadian Iris Society City Farmer Garden.com ... Gardenscape - Fine Gardening Tools Hedgerows Garden Tapestry Northern Garden Northern Gardening Ontario Day Lily Society ... r Heirloom Plant Nursery The Perennial Gardens The Renegade Gardener Urban Agriculture Notes by City Farmer Virtual Garden

27. Ground Orchid (Spathoglottis Plicata)-Gardening Webindia123.com
    It is an easy to grow, extremely adaptable orchid which blooms round the year Before planting, enrich the soil with a mixture of garden soil, dried cow dung and  
    http://www.webindia123.com/garden/flowers/grorchid.htm
    
    Extractions: Light pink, Orange-Yellow - Ground Orchid -Throughout the year Spathoglottis plicata or Ground orchid, native of Southeastern Asia to the Philippines, is the common species of Orchid which blooms round the year. This easily grown terrestrial herb has pretty, arching broad leaves with prominent parallel veins and a few or large cluster of small flowers at the end of a long stalk as tall as 1 metre arising from a basal leaf axil. The flowers are seen from the morecommon purple to white, yellow, peach, pink and magenta shades. and The leaves emerge from round pseudo bulbs that become increasingly multiple and larger as the orchid matures. Ground orchids can be grown as potted plants and also do well in beds and borders. Propagation and Care It is an easy to grow, extremely adaptable orchid which blooms round the year. Propagation of Spathoglottis plicata is by division. Many plants can be separated from the large clump and can be planted in individual pots or in ground 3 to 6 inches apart. Before planting, enrich the soil with a mixture of garden soil, dried cow dung and leaf mould. Addition of broken bricks and charcoal makes the growing medium loose for roots to spread easily.

28. 1888Orchids.com - Add Your Orchid Site To Our Links Page
    If you would like to add your web site to this page, click the Add URL link below. Your site must be orchid or gardening related to be listed here.  
    http://www.1888orchids.com/text/links.html
    
    Extractions: If you would like to add your web site to this page, click the Add URL link below. Your site must be orchid or gardening related to be listed here. Add URL If you prefer a banner link instead of a text link, please visit our banners page: for banners, click here This page last updated: Friday, May 21, 2004 Gardening Sites

29. Gardening Horticulture Orchids
    Easy orchids Simple Secrets for Glorious GardensIndoors Out Easy orchids Simple Secrets for Glorious Gardens-Indoors Out What a great orchid book.  
    http://all-garden-books.com/Gardening_Horticulture_Orchids.html
    
    Extractions: Home Search High Volume Orders Links ... Japanese Gardens Additional Subjects Venomous Reptiles of North America John Philip Jones Cultivating Sacred Space: Gardening for the Soul Eating Well With Diabetes: The Only Diabetic Cookbook You'll Ever Need ... 103 Hikes in Southwestern British Columbia Featured Books This book is what quelled my fears about orchid care. It covers every aspect of orchid growing, and though I do own other orchid books, this book still outranks all the others. Beginners and advanced orchid enthusiasts can both understand and utilize the information in this book. The pest control chapter is informative, and clearly explains the different applications you can use to prevent pests. For a general reference book, this is the apex of orchid information. This book is very nice with respect to the orchid pictures they have in here. Very nice for a coffee table center piece and an excellent gift to inspire a soon to be orchid lover. They would be absolutely awestruck with their beauty and these photos bring out the best qualities in the flowers. It gives a good description but maybe a little too simple for those in the advance stages of growing. They do, though, have some nice pictures of fairly rare orchids. For example, there is a picture of ...

30. Gardening - Features - Flowers - Orchids
    the key to orchid careSearch for new homes for sale, apartments for rent, decorating ideas, do it yourself home improvement, online shopping, garden advice and  
    http://www.homestore.com/HomeGarden/Gardening/Features/Flowers/Orchids.asp
    
    Extractions: Find Local Home Services Select Category Additions Air Conditioning Basements Bathrooms Decks/Patios Electrical Fencing Flooring Home Security Interior Design Kitchens Landscaping Painting Paving Roofing Siding Browse more... Indoors Home Improvement Decorate Home Appliances Outdoors Gardening Basics Crafts Features ... Tools Home and Garden Shopping Select Category Electronics Shop By Room Outdoor Living Kitchen Furniture Bathroom Bedroom Nursery Kids Room Home Décor Or Enter a Keyword Search: Search the Web Top 5 Searches Window Blinds Laminate Flooring Flowers Satellite TV ... Hot Tub Enter search terms: Growing the Perfect Orchid , servant to 300 orchids Text and photos by Diana Lundin A phalaeonopsis, such as this pink one, is among the easiest orchid to grow. They're exotic, beautiful, mysterious and have a reputation for being more demanding than a pop star diva. To some, they are the object of addiction, while to others they are the object of frustration. But in spite of all their idiosyncratic ways, or maybe because of them, orchids are something to admire. And to grow.

31. Brooklyn Botanic Garden
    classification and naming systems, and offers a gardener s guide to orchid conservation. —Booklist. BBG ENews Don t miss out on timely gardening tips and  
    http://www.bbg.org/

32. Gardening Tip: Re-potting Your Orchid
    MARKETPLACE Auto , Jobs , Personals , Yellow Pages, May 20, 2004. gardening tip repotting your orchid, gardening TIPS REPOTTING YOUR orchid.  
    http://www.wqad.com/Global/story.asp?S=1868998

33. Passions Gardening Orchids Photos - Out And About By A W Dansey Associates
    orchidS. Photgraphs by. John Cooke. Key Pleione Formosa (Pleeyo-ne) Himilayas SE Asia Drawing by Jo Cooke, Bee orchid (Ophyrs Apifera) Britain Europe.  
    http://www.outandabout.uk.net/pass/garden/orchids/pics.htm

34. L Atelier Vert - - Everything French Gardening®
    Besides, who needs to garden? Why bother? Nevertheless, someone enterprising has a thriving orchid farm on the main island of Mahe.  
    http://www.frenchgardening.com/visitez.tmpl?SKU=309505813535833

35. The Orchid Mall - The Reading Room
    An Annotated Check List of the Genus Paphiopedium Koopowitz; Australian gardening Horticulture - orchid Link; The orchid Forum at Garden Web.  
    http://www.orchidmall.com/reading.htm
    
    Extractions: Aerangis Species List - Volk Afrikaanse Orchideeën - African Orchids All About Orchids: - ORCHIDUK + Pictures! "An Annotated Check List of the Genus Paphiopedium - Koopowitz - Orchid Link Barry's Orchid Page - Orchid Growing in Australia, Flasking, Catasetinae Genera, Photos! "Building a Sphagnum Bog Garden" - Case "Bulbophylum Culture" - CLAN Carson's Comments - Whitlow - CITES, Conservation and Culture - Links to many sources! Mauro R. Cernea's Orchid Page , Brasil - Pedersen CITES, 6th Edition: A Conservation Tool CITES Permit Information "Code for Botanical Nomenclature" The Collected Articles - Blue Cattleyas - Whitlow Cooray Gardens - Interesting Australian site - Orchids, talk, etc. Cultivating and Growing Phalaenopsis! "Culture of Catasetinae" - Hills Cypripedium Hybrids - Frosch Cypripedium.de (Frosch) - International Cypripedium Forum / Internationales Cyp! Cyps in Baltimore, MD, USA - Riley The Disa List Website Discover Orchids, FL eOrchids - Links to Orchid Related Material in Chinese (Big5 + GB code)! "Epipactis gigantea Douglas ex Hooker General Information and Cultural Notes" "The Essential Guide of the Lycaste Species" - Oakley Eurorchids - Info and Photos on Culture of European Orchids! - Ron Meijer

36. Spiranthes Cernua Odorata
    A Garden Friendly Native orchid Spiranthes cernua odorata Chadds Ford . Ever since the dawn of gardening, orchids have had a mystique.  
    http://www.sunfarm.com/plantlist/spiranthes.htm
    
    Extractions: A Garden Friendly Native Orchid Spiranthes cernua odorata 'Chadds Ford' Article by Barry Glick, illustration by Stephen K-M. Tim. Like far too many native plants these days, Spiranthes cernua odorata 'Chadds Ford', a native orchid, was discovered just as its habitat was about to be destroyed. Dick Ryan, an eccentric character with a passion for native orchids, found the plant back in the 1960s in a wet ditch near his hometown of Bear, Delaware. At the time, Bear was a rural crossroads town. Today, this former orchid habitat is overrun by tract homes. It didn't take long for word about Ryan's exquisite discovery to spread. Dr. Merlin Brubacker, a plantsman with a keen interest in tropical orchids, was smitten by this denizen of temperate Delaware. In 1973, a division of the orchid grown by Dr. Brubacker received the coveted Certificate of Cultural Merit from the American Orchid Society. Nodding Ladies Tresses Spiranthes cernua odorata, a fragrant form of the species commonly known as nodding ladies tresses, is found in coastal regions of southeastern states from Virginia to Florida and west to Texas, where it flowers from fall through winter. Nodding ladies tresses grow to about 3 feet tall, with 3 to 6 glossy, dark green

37. Gardenscape.com S Gardening Companies
    Shop; The Harvest Helper; The John Henry Company; The Kawamoto orchid Nursery; The Lerio Corporation; The Lily Nook; The Little Greenhouse; The Natural gardening Co.  
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    Extractions: Gardenscape.com is an information resource for the home gardener and for the professionals in the gardening, landscape, and nursery industries. Horticultural Photography - a stock photography agency specializing in horticultural subjects, gardens and landscapes This is the Gardenscape.com list of Gardening Companies, Landscaping Companies and Nurseries that have websites on the Internet. These companies are suppliers of horticultural and associated products. They are both wholesale and retail suppliers. When calling or sending e-mail to these companies please mention that you found them listed at Gardenscape.com Gardenscape.com provides links to websites related to the gardening, landscape, and nursery industries. These links are not endorsements of any products or services found at such sites, and no information at such site has been endorsed or approved by Gardenscape.com. If you want us to list your company on our website please send us an e-mail with the following: 1) Point of Contact Information: Name, Address, Phone Number, Fax Number, E-mail Address; 2) Company Information: Website Name, Website Address. If you want a listing in our retail, wholesale or allied pages include the following: 3) Company Information: Company Name, Address, Phone Number, Fax Number, E-mail Address; and 4) Company Description, List of Plants sold or propogated, Products and/or Services provided. Send your e-mail to

38. Orchid Photography In Stock At Garden Photography
    Orchids at GardenPhotos.com Photography Stock is an awardwinning supplier of gardening photos for the publishing industry around the world.  
    http://www.gardenphotos.com/catalog/orchids.html
    
    Extractions: ORCHID IMAGES in Stock This is just a partial list of our stock orchid photos. We will be updating this list soon. Cultivar names are not included here. We carry many thousands more orchid photos , so please feel free to email your want list. Pictured is Sophrolaeliocattleya judywhite/New Leaf Images . Digitally Watermarked; All rights reserved See also our General Stock Photography Inventory List You may also try a site search by keywords Aerangis mystacidi Aerangis Somasticta Aeranthes Grandiose Aerides crassifolia Aeridovanda Amesiella philippinensis Ancistrochilus rothschildianus Angraecum leonis Angraecum longicalear Angraecum Orchidglade Angranthes Grandalena Anguloa ruckeri var. sanguinea

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    Use special coupon G5666 for 3 free Peacock orchid Bulbs with any purchase! Directgardening.com. Direct gardening Online Store - Official Website  
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    Extractions: crossdots.info Search the web ! enter your keywords here : Keywords : direct gardening next results We offer links to thousands of plants, flowers, trees, seeds and more. You will be delighted with our great prices, and what these outstanding products will do for your yards and gardens. www.granitehillgardens.com DirectGardening.com - Coupons and Deals www.websquare.com Direct Gardening Gardener´s looking for: Quality plants, wholesale prices and free gifts with every order. Use special coupon # G5666 for 3 free Peacock Orchid Bulbs with any purchase! www.qksrv.net DirectGardening.com Direct Gardening - Online Store - Official Website - Distributor www.qksrv.net www.monkeybargains.com Garden Plants Save $20 On Your Order Beautiful Plants For Your Climate. Glads, Peonies, Elephant Ears, Daylilies, Clematis, Hydrangeas, Etc. www.qksrv.net

40. Gardening Page
    the orchid Hobbiest; The orchid Mall International orchid Links; Swedish Fushia Home Page; The Rugosa Roses-From-Seeds Page; Roses for American Cottage Gardens.  
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