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Orchid Gardening:     more books (100)

Orchid Fever: A Horticultural Tale of Love, Lust, and Lunacy by Eric Hansen, 2001-02-27 Micropropagation of Orchids by Joseph Arditti, 2008-05-19 The Practical Encyclopedia of Orchids: The Complete Guide to Orchids and Their Cultivation by Rittshausen, 2000-12-25 The Orchid Paintings of Franz Bauer by Joyce Stewart, William T. Stearn, 1993-08-01 Orchids in Colour by Brian Rittershausen, 1984-03 Handy Pocket Guide to Orchids (Handy Pocket Guides) by David P. Banks, 2003-11-15 African Orchids in the Wild and in Cultivation by Isobyl LaCroix, Eric Lacroix, 2003-01-01 Wild Orchids Of South Carolina: A Popular Natural History by James Alexander Fowler, 2005-02-28 Fragrant Orchids: A Guide to Selecting, Growing, and Enjoying by Steven A. Frowine, 2005-09-01 Growing Orchids II: The Cattleyas and Other Epiphytes (2nd of a 3 Vol Set) by J. N. Rentoul, 1982-08-01 Growing Orchids is Fun by Albert P. Hollingsworth, 1988-05-01 Orchids by Ned Nash, 2000-09-01 Dendrobium Orchids of Australia by Walter T. Upton, 1989-05-01 Orchid Biology: Reviews and Perspectives, VII by Alec M. Pridgeon, Joseph Arditti, 1997

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81. Gardening : Flowers : Orchids
    Subjects gardening Flowers orchids. orchid by Anne Geddes Hardcover April2002 Lowest price on 02/05/2003 $9.19 Click here to compare prices at dozens  
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82. FamilyHaven: Gardening Books
    it then floats down a narrative river through swamps, orchid shows, Seminole than120 years, now provides a comprehensive guide to gardening that's perfect  
    http://www.familyhaven.com/gardening/shelf/flowers.html
    
    Extractions: by Ann Lovejoy; photographed by Allan Mandell Ann Lovejoy of Bainbridge Island, Washington is that rarest of hybrids: a gardener who writes poetically, and a writer who gardens ethereally. This adds up to a rewarding experience for readers who uncover the fundamentals of garden design in the guise of thoroughly engaging prose. Gardening Life, Fall, 1998. "The Garden Room: Bringing Nature Indoors" by Timothy Mawson; photographed by Ivan Terestchenko In its most basic incarnation, a garden room is simply a place in which to enjoy a gardeninside looking out, or within the garden itself. Mawson presents 20 contemporary examples of such spaces in a book designed to inspire gardeners and interior decorators alike. 200 full-color photos and illustrations. "The Tranquil Garden"

83. Gardener's Supply: Innovative Gardening Solutions, Composters, Greenhouses, Gard
    (link to http//www.gardeners.com/gardening/BGB_underlightsa.asp). An orchid growingmedium must provide good air circulation, and permit water to drain very  
    http://www.gardeners.com/gardening/content.asp?copy_id=5072

84. BHG Australia - Moth Orchid
    Moth orchid. Phalaenopsis (fam.Ochidaceae). The Moth orchid is unrivalled inits beauty. Source The Australian gardening Encyclopedia (Murdoch Books).  
    http://www.bhg.com.au/gardening.nsf/Content/Plant encyclopedia - Phalaenopsis -
    
    Extractions: The Moth Orchid is unrivalled in its beauty. They are native to tropical regions of South East Asia, the Himalayas, through to the Philippines, New Guinea and Australia. Breeders around the world have developed thousands of hybrids. They are epiphytic orchids, growing from flat fleshy roots. Individual plants from two to six, plain green or mottled leaves. The flower stems may be upright or arching and pendulous. They can carry anywhere between one or two blooms to over 50. The flowers come in every colour, except blue and hybrids provide flowers that are striped, barred, spotted and mottled. (pic: Dendi Flares) These orchids need a minimum winter temperature of 18C and high humidity, so a heated hothouse is required in temperate climates. It is essential they do not dry out as they do not have pseudobulbs and store minimal water in the thick leaves. Use an open potting mix such as large pieces of fir-bark and/or charcoal. Most of the roots will tend to live in the humid, open air, clinging to adjacent walls or posts. Light intensity should be relatively low and controlled with shadecloth. Good ventilation is essential.

85. BHG Australia - Dendrobium Orchid
    Most popular D. bigibbum, the Cooktown orchid, is the floral emblem of Queenslandand popular for Source The Australian gardening Encyclopedia (Murdoch Books  
    http://www.bhg.com.au/gardening.nsf/Content/Plant encyclopedia - Dendrobium - hf
    
    Extractions: Dendrobiums grow in a wide range of conditions. In the tropics, grow them outdoors in dappled sunlight with shelter from wind. Elsewhere they many need glasshouse or shadehouse protection (30 per cent shadecloth) or light shade with a sunny aspect and protection from wind.They do well in small pots. All are epiphytic (they grow on something else, such as a fence, pole or tree) and need a well-drained mix of bark or charcoal, with added leaf mould. If growing them for the first time, consult a specialist grower or join an orchid society.

86. Orchid-books.com Search Results For Botanica\'s Gardening
    Search results for Botanica\'s gardening Series .1 books found in orchidbooks.com  
    http://orchid-books.com/search.phtml?kws=Botanica's Gardening Series

87. Jim's Orchid Supplies Link Page. Some Great Orchid Links.
    Ø Backyard gardener. Excellent gardening resource site. Ø Tooladyorchid pages. An excellent resource for orchid and parrot info.  
    http://www.jimssupplies.com/links.htm
    
    Extractions: Jim's Orchid Links Here are some links that may be of interest to the orchidist. Newer links at bottom of list. How about a link? Have a page you would like to add to our link page? e-mail us at orchiddj@gte.net In return, if you would like to link back to us that would be great. If your site was listed here and is now missing from the list it is because on 2 or more consecutive days your page did not come up. Please report any dead links . . . thanks! Updated - Thursday, February 13, 2003 Biodegradable, Environmentally friendly safe to use and derived from plant and natural substances. (Not chemicals) Linda " The Orchid Lady's " Orchid Page . Think your site has what it takes to win The Orchid Lady's Orchid Award For Page Excellence. Click Here to find out . Visit Linda's Recommended Vendors Page. Suite 101 Community Based Best-Of-Web Guide. Home of The Orchid Garden Orchid Webring Have an orchid page? You can submit your url and join the ring. The Orchid Mall orchid links and more. George's Orchid Lab Orchid Digest Magazine.

88. Top Gardening Sites - Powered By List Site PRO
    Marleneann's Web Site Marleneann's Web Site An Australian orchid grower's website,5, 13, Coldwater Gardens Coldwater Gardens gardening tips, Sweet Flag of Liberty  
    http://members.listsitepro.com/gardening/

89. Hort.net:Special Gardening Topics:Orchids
    Special gardening Topicsorchids (11 entries this site sell plants, equipment, andsupplies, but it also provides a wealth of information on orchid culture for  
    http://www.hort.net/links/monographs/orchids/

90. The Gardener's Guide To Growing Orchids - Gardening At BellaOnline
    Diana Pederson is BellaOnline's gardening Host. The Gardener's Guide to Growingorchids. orchid flowers are significantly different from other flowers.  
    http://bellaonline.com/articles/art5687.asp
    
    Extractions: is BellaOnline's Gardening Host The Gardener's Guide to Growing Orchids Orchids fascinate most plant lovers. It doesn't matter if you are strictly an outdoors gardener or if you prefer growing inside under lights, or even in a greenhouse. They have an unfounded reputation for being difficult plants to successfully grow. The Gardener's Guide to Growing Orchids, written by Wilma and Brian Rittershausen, published by Timber Press in 2001 seeks to dispel this image of orchids. The authors provide the home gardener with an easy to understand text illustrated with both black and white illustrations and colored photographs to accompany the discussion. The first chapter provides an Introduction to Orchids. Orchid flowers are significantly different from other flowers. One such difference is that pollen is a solid mass rather than the powder form typical of other plants. Pollination in orchids frequently involves the flowers mimicking insects. This chapter further discusses the habitats where orchids grow. Some orchids grow in the crotches of trees or attached to branches while others grow in soil. The following chapter discusses how to choose an appropriate place to grow orchids in greenhouses. Heating, ventilation, and humidity are among the considerations discussed in selecting the appropriate place to grow them. A problem with the logical order of the book's chapters occurs here. This chapter is immediately followed with one on the cultivation and propagation of orchids. Although the content is excellent, it divides the chapters dealing with where to grow them. Chapter 4 discusses growing orchids inside the home. Unfortunately, this chapter is very brief. The main consideration discussed is providing extra humidity.

91. Gardening Tips - Over The Fence
    accommodation;. 1 Phalaenopsis - Moth orchid. This easily grown orchidproduces sprays of large moth shaped blooms that last for months.  
    http://www.angliangardener.co.uk/over the fence/Hints_and_Tips.htm
    
    Extractions: A selection of horticultural hints and Tips This page Flowers Seeds Pests and disease Plants ... Miscellaneous Connected pages Plants Animals / critters / pests Hints and tips The bigger picture Flowers Azaleas like a bit of white wine vinegar added to their water every so often. They also like used teabags as fertiliser. Orchids in the house. Two of the easiest for the home without needing special accommodation; Phalaenopsis - Moth Orchid. This easily grown orchid produces sprays of large moth shaped blooms that last for months. Choose a window facing east or west for bright light without direct sunlight. Water regularly and avoid letting the potting mix dry out. Apply a balanced fertilizer at half the recommended rate every couple of weeks. Repot the orchid every one or two years making sure the pot is large enough to accommodate the root mass.

92. Gardening With City Floral In Denver, Colorado
    Garden center with indoor plants, annual and perennial flowers, specialized nursery plants, houseplants, orchids and gardening supplies with gardening tips, coupons, news, seasonal events, and newsletter.  
    http://cityfloralgreenhouse.com/
    
    Extractions: Employment opportunities now blooming at City Floral! Applications for seasonal employment are available. Come in and see us! Directions? Print Out Our Handy Map to City Floral! City Floral Greenhouse and Garden Center was established in 1911 and is a growing tradition among Denver Gardeners. Open year round, we specialize in color , inside your home and out. Flowering indoor plants annual flowers

93. Orchid Fertilizers @ Smith And Hawken
    Spring is here! Whether you are looking for orchid Fertilizers, garden tools or backyard furniture. Smith and Hawken has everything you need for your home, garden or yard. Visit www.smithandhawken.com today!  
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94. The American Orchid Society
    Join the organization, read magazines, examine the events listings, or find out where to look for a nearby orchid show. present its most extensive orchid exhibition since the restoration presented at the International orchid Center is now available! of the American orchid Society, which neither adopts  
    http://orchidweb.org/
    
    Extractions: Like a bursting bed of colorful Laelia straining toward the tropical sun, orchid aficionados and those with tropical-flower fixations will head to Coral Gables, Florida, this April to flaunt and ogle their beloved plants at the first International Orchid Festival at Fairchild Tropical Garden, from April 4 through April 6, 2003. Hundreds of colorful orchid plants will be in full bloom throughout the three-day festival, which will feature more than 70 orchid species from the world over. Orchidophiles and amateur admirers will be able to behold, learn about and take home the most alluring orchids, as well as a vast array of orchid-related products from international vendors. World-renowned orchid authorities will dazzle with an entertaining line-up of lectures, workshops and demonstrations on the care and propagation of many genera of orchids. The Festival will also feature a delicious selection of exotic foods and musical entertainment. The Fairchild Tropical Garden International Orchid Festival will run from 9:30 a.m. until 4:30 p.m., Friday through Sunday, April 4-6, 2003. Admission is $10. Fairchild Tropical Garden is located at 10901 Old Cutler Road, Coral Gables (Miami), Florida. Additional information about the International Orchid Festival may be found by calling 305-667-1651, x-3383. For more information about the Garden, log onto

95. GrowingLifestyle.com - For All Your Home Improvement And
    Home orchid Growing. by Rebecca Tyson Northen, Rebecca Northern morelike this, List Price $50.00. The best book on orchid growing.  
    http://www.growinglifestyle.com/prod/067176327X.html

96. The Orchid Garden Discussions - Suite101.com
    Tips on growing orchids from Suite101.com.Category Home Gardens Plants Orchids Chats and Forumsorchids, tips on growing, stories, descriptions of orchids, info  
    http://www.suite101.com/discussions.cfm/582
    
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97. GLP Orchids
    Heart O' Texas orchid Society Austin, Tx New Hampshire orchid Society National Capitalorchid Society, Washington, DC Area Venice Area orchid Society, Venice  
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98. Orchids
    http//www.orchids.org. The orchidizer orchid Care and orchid Organizer THEorchidIZER - personal orchid organizer. Alternative Gardening_1 Bamboo_4  
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99. Garden Under Glass Greenhouse Distributor: Www Gardening Resources
    The gardening Launch Pad; The Telegarden. Horticultural Organizations Greater OmahaOrchid Society; The Hobby Greenhouse Association; Hudson Ohio Garden Club.  
    http://www.gardenunderglass.com/wwwresou.htm

100. Canadian Gardening Online: GARDENet: In Your Garden: Orchids
     All GARDENet links from the World Wide Web have been selected with Canadiangardening in mind — the identifies links to Canadian Web sites.  
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     Extractions: Inside CANOE.CA SLAM! Sports Jam! Showbiz CNEWS Money C-Health Lifewise AUTONET.CA Newsstand City Sites Travel Search Canoe Search the Web 411 online Free E-Mail Shop.canoe.ca Forums/Chats Classified Extra Newspaper Archive Match Contact Weather Horoscopes Lotteries Crossword Scoreboard News Ticker Biz Ticker Sports Ticker TV Listings Movie Listings CLIVE Concerts Hockey Plus Mutual Funds Stocks Feedback Index Canadian Orchid Congress Central Ontario Orchid Society HomeArts: Country Living Gardener: Orchids Orchid Conservatory ... Windowsill Orchids: Orchid Picture Gallery identifies links to Canadian Web sites. designates a past Site-of-the-Week winner. For a listing of all past Sites of the Week, click here If you know of a great site that should be considered for GARDENet, please send your site suggestion by e-mail to

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