Here are just a few of the plants that left young and old alike
completely awestruck:

http://www.tallyorchid.org/showtable...paul_parks.jpg

http://www.tallyorchid.org/showtable...ntea_peach.jpg

you can see even more here, at The Feb 2003 Show Table Gallery:

http://www.tallyorchid.org/showtable/feb_2003/index.htm

---Prem
Webmaster for the Tallahassee Orchid Society

Interesting - I've never seen a peach rhynchostylis before.

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"Prem Subrahmanyam" wrote in message
...
Here are just a few of the plants that left young and old alike
completely awestruck:

http://www.tallyorchid.org/showtable...paul_parks.jpg

http://www.tallyorchid.org/showtable...ntea_peach.jpg

you can see even more here, at The Feb 2003 Show Table Gallery:

http://www.tallyorchid.org/showtable/feb_2003/index.htm

---Prem
Webmaster for the Tallahassee Orchid Society

Ray @ First Rays Orchids wrote:
Interesting - I've never seen a peach rhynchostylis before.


It's a new color form that's turned up from years of line
breeding...I've seen both the solid peach and the spotted
peach forms offered on-line occasionally...the solid peach
were on e-bay, the spotted peach were on Orchids, Ltd's
website.

---Prem
www.premdesign.com