Naples Orchid Society N E W S L E T T E R

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1 Naples Orchid Society N E W S L E T T E R The Naples Orchid Society is a non-profit organization, devoted to the promotion of, interest in, and the appreciation of orchids and the preservation of our native orchids. It is also our aim to disseminate information pertaining to their culture and hybridization. President: Richard Pippen rpippen@comcast.net Newsletter Editors: Kris Morton & Marilyn Moser Kwmehm@comcast.net Our December monthly meeting is Thursday, December 7, 2017, At the Moorings Presbyterian Church Moss Hall *************** This is our annual Holiday Potluck Dinner for NOS members & family. Bring your potluck dish. 6PM!!! Broward Orchid Supply will be there with preorders and supplies. PLEASE BRING A DONATION OF NONPERISHABLE FOOD FOR COLLIER HARVEST There will be NO Flower Registration Or Flower Judging ******************* Deadline for entries in the Newsletter are due the 15 th of each month, 3 pm. Kwmehm@comcast.net FIND US ON FACEBOOK! DECEMBER 2017 NEWSLETTER UPCOMING EVENTS NEXT MONTHLY MEETING JANUARY 4, 2018 SPEAKER TBA AOS JUDGING WPB Judging Center next judging date is December 15, Flamingo Gardens 3750 S. Flamingo Rd. Davie, FL Info: EDUCATIONAL GARDEN WORKSHOP SERIES January 11 March 15, 2018 See page 3 for more information Tamiami International Orchid Festival January 12-14, 2018 See page 3 for more information Basics of Orchid Culture Starts January 13, 2018 Ends February 17, 2018 See pg. 3 for more info. Ft. Lauderdale Orchid Society Show & Sale January 19-21, 2018 See page 3 for more information. NEXT NOS BOD & SHOW COMMITTEE MEETING January 25, 2018 All are welcome.

2 Page 2 A MESSAGE FROM OUR PRESIDENT, DICK PIPPEN, RPIPPEN@COMCAST.NET Greetings Orchid Lovers The feature program for our November 2018 meeting got a bit confusing. First Segundo Cuesta of Quest Orchids was scheduled to be our speaker, but due to some health problems in the family he was unable to come. So, we decided to do a Plant Table Review by having some of the Plant Table Winners discuss their success stories. But, then at the last minute we were able to arrange, through the efforts of Kit Kitchen-Maran, to have Dr. Dennis Whigham of the North American Orchid Conservation Center (of the Smithsonian Institute), who just happened to be in town, as our featured speaker and what a pleasant, delightful surprise that was! NAOCC focuses on trying to ensure the survival of the 200 species of native orchids in the United States. According to the NAOCC website, Dr. Whigham s efforts focus on establishing collections of seeds and orchid mycorrhizal fungi, developing protocols to propagate and restore all native orchid species and developing an interactive website to provide the public with a mechanism to identify and learn everything that is known about our native orchids. His presentation was very informative and the work he and his colleagues are doing very exciting. Oh yeah, the NAOCC is also responsible for the orchigami project. As you all know the November monthly meeting is our Official Annual Meeting, at which time we elect officers for the coming year. The list of officers and directors elected appears elsewhere in this newsletter. But I do want to take a minute to thank our two out-going officers: Nanett Boerner (Treasurer) and Bill Overton (AOS Representative). They have done outstanding jobs for the Society and I really appreciate all their excellent efforts. THANK YOU, THANK YOU THANK YOU. It is hard to believe that another year has almost come and gone and that our next meeting will be our December Holiday Party and Potluck (on Dec 7). Remember that for that function we meet next door, in Moss Hall. As I always say the Naples Orchid Society orchid growers also know their ways around the kitchen and we always have such delightful and taste-tempting dishes at this event. I hope that ya ll can make it. So until then keep your orchids happy! Dick NOVEMBER MONTLY MEETING ATTENDANCE: 74 RAFFLE PROCEEDS: $225 CARE AND CONDOLENCE: A SYMPATHY CARD WAS SENT TO THE FAMILY OF NOS MEMBER TONY GRECO, WHO PASSED AWAY NOVEMBER 7. Do You Smile When You Order From Amazon? If you order from Amazon, did you know that you could also support Naples Orchid Society with your purchase at no cost to you? Go to smile.amazon.com, it s the same company, same prices, same account and same everything, except Amazon will let you name a non-profit organization and donate 0.5% to it. NOS has already been registered and linked, but you will need to go to this website and name us as the organization you have chosen for the donation to go to. Remember to go to smile.amazon.com to order using your same account login and password for your Amazon account. Bookmark it so you will have a reminder. And THANKS for supporting your Society!

3 Page 3 Thank you to our November refreshment providers: Carolyn Booker, Ralph Brand, Mary Southall, Rae Jean Walker & Christine O Donnell; to our Raffle Table worker: Sue Roehl; to our Plant Table workers: Sheila Demkovich, Lanelle Bishop, Carolyn Booker & Karen Davenport. Please contact Mary Jo maryjoshively@gmail.com if you would like to bring refreshments for our January or February monthly mtgs. Please welcome our newest NOS members Sally Brown & Deborah Gresser. December 2-3: Caloosahatchee Bromeliad Society Gardens of the Galaxy, Bromeliad Show & Sale, Araba Shrine Temple, 2010 Hanson St., Ft. Myers, FL, Saturday 9am-4pm, Sunday 10am-3pm. Info: Larry Giroux at December 2-3: Bonnet House Museum & Garden 11 th Annual Orchid, Garden & Gourmet Food Festival, 9 am 4 pm, Ft. Lauderdale, FL. January 12-14, 2018 Tamiami International Orchid Festival, Coral Way (SW 24 th St.) Miami, FL 10 am 6 pm. Info: January 13-February 17: NOS The Basics of Orchid Culture, A Six Weeks Program, Saturdays, 9:30 AM-12:30 PM, Naples Botanical Garden. Info: Dick Pippen, January 19-21, 2018: Ft. Lauderdale Orchid Society Orchid Jubilee, the 60 th Diamond Anniversary, Orchid Show, Sale and Celebration. War Memorial Auditorium, 800 NE 8 th St., Ft. Lauderdale, FL. Info: Membership Chair Veronica Catrombon will be accepting membership renewals for 2018 at our December Holiday Party. You may also pay by check mailed to Naples Orchids Society, PO Box 7998, Naples, FL 34101, or by Pay Pal at Single membership $40, Family membership $50. PROGRESS AT JADE ORCHIDS!!!

4 Page 4 Minutes of the NOS Monthly Meeting November 2, 2017 Submitted by Cynthia Bock, Secretary President Dick Pippen called the meeting to order at 7:30 pm. He reviewed the emergency exits and procedures and thanked Mary Jo Shivley & all those who made & brought in the refreshments. Dick announced that Naples Orchid Society hats are available for $15 cash ($15 + tax on credit card.) Culture class is coming up Jan 13 to Feb. 17 th, $60 for members and $90 for non-members. Maximum will be 50 people. We also need to start thinking about the show, the last weekend in February. We need a show theme. Please put your suggestions in the Show Theme box. Winner gets $50!! Dec. 7 is our annual Christmas dinner party - pot luck - in Moss Hall. We provide meat and drinks. Members bring sides, desserts, appetizers etc. We ask that you bring a canned item for Collier Harvest. Broward Orchid Supplies will be there. 10% discount for pre-orders. November is our official annual meeting and tonight we had election of officers. Sheila Demkovich ran the election. Slate approved by the Board of Directors is as follows: President Dick Pippen 1st Vice President David Orr 2nd Vice President Lanelle Bishop Treasurer Sheila Demkovich Secretary Cynthia Bock Publicity Jim Rawson Newsletter Kris Morton Membership Veronica Catrombon 1 year Director Rae Jean Walker 2 Year Director Mary Jo Shively 3 Year Director Carolyn Booker AOS Representative Marilyn Moser Webmaster Susan Roehl Motion to close the nominations by Richard Davenport and seconded by Karen Davenport. The slate is elected by proclamation. Membership chair Veronica reported that we have 220 members dues are payable at any time. Please look at and share our posts on Facebook. David Genovese is having a private sale at his house. Veronica has info. and will send an with more information with blast. Treasurer reported that we have $3,361 in checking and $25,370 in savings. Lanelle Bishop thanked Bill Overton for sharing his collection with members. January bus trip details are in Newsletter, Tamiami Orchid Show, Jan. 13th. Christmas Holiday potluck dinner is Dec. 7th at 6 pm. Bring your favorite dish (other than meat and drinks) and a donation for Collier Harvest. Kit Kitchen-Maran reported that the Naples Orchid Society Scholarship Fund Challenge has raised $692 with Sheila Demkovich donating an additional $1,000. November speaker, Segundo Quest from Quest Orchids, is unfortunately ill. Kit introduced tonight's speaker, Dennis Whigham and Juliana McGuiness, from Smithsonian Institution, North American Orchid Conservation, who kindly substituted and spoke on orchid ecology and conservation. Plant Table winners were announced and raffle winners were drawn.

5 NOS Newsletter November 2017 Page 5 Notice for Holiday Potluck Dinner 2017 Start Planning your dish for our Spectacular 2017 Holiday Potluck Dinner, Thursday, December 7 th, 6 p.m. SHARP! We will provide the main meat entrees and drinks (non-alcoholic) and gather in Moss Hall of the Moorings Church (next to Gym.) Some ideas are appetizers, salads, veggies, casseroles, desserts, and breads!!! Please bring canned goods for the Harvest Food Bank. Don't forget - we have an orchid for you!!! If you would like to order supplies from Broward Orchid Supply, Sandy offers a 10% discount for pre-ordering by Dec. 4. Forms will be an attachment to the e-version of this Newsletter. And you can always buy from her at the party. Contact Lanelle for questions. Lbishop52@gmail.com or PHOTOS FROM OUR NOVEMBER MEETING Photos by Dick Pippen Speaker Dr. Dennis Whigham

6 Page 6 From Your AOS Rep, Bill Overton Are you ready for something fun and completely different? I am here to tell you about a wonderful web site that I stumbled upon back in May, The National Gardening Association. Their web address is garden.org. I just fell in love with the site and I enrolled for free. Once you sign up to participate, a whole new world will open up before you. My favorite thing is the forums. These forums (threads) cover all types of gardening topics - annuals, perennials, orchids, hibiscus, cacti, Plumeria, ferns, iris, begonias, dahlias, and so many more. If you would like to learn how to grow something they have a forum that covers it. In orchids they have forums such as What is in bloom for November 2017, What do you mount your orchids on?, Water culture, Do you Grow Laelias?, Anticipation, and Can anyone ID this orchid? There are so many forums and ways to participate and grow better orchids. You can post questions in the forums and someone will get back to you - in fact several people might respond. It is just a wonderful tool for us orchid growers! You can find me on the forums as Big Bill. They have a form of currency on their web site called acorns. You can get acorns by posting pictures, leaving helpful comments or advice. The web site explains it all. They run raffles on the site where acorns are used to purchase the raffle tickets. I was entered in the raffle and won a prize. Prizes are items like gift certificates for a rose nursery, perennial nursery, a peony grower, and literally all kinds of things. If you win you are notified by and you wait for your turn to select your prize. It is so much fun. There is even a forum thread on the raffles themselves. The web site is fun just to browse. So I invite you all to please check it out. And I promise you are in for a load of fun if you do. See you in the forums! Please use my reference member link: Bill/. You will be glad that you did!. Bill TASKS FOR DECEMBER From Florida Orchid Growing Month by Month by Martin Motes, Ph.D. Water judiciously and well. Protect cold sensitive genera. Provide extra potassium and magnesium. Repot flowered out plants be sure they are secure. A BUS TRIP TO TAMIAMI INTERNATIONAL ORCHID FESTIVAL 2018 We are joining up with SWF Orchid Society, Sanibel, & GCOA for a BUS TRIP Saturday, Jan. 13, 2018, to the Tamiami International Orchid Festival. $30 includes admission & bus ride! There's room under the bus for purchases. Pick up is at Island Draperies, Exit 101, at 8:30 & leaving at 3:00 to return by 5:30 pm. Checks or cash should be turned in December meetings as it is First Come First Ride! You can contact Lanelle at , or lbishop52@gmail.com.

7 Page 7 An Orchid Vignette White is White Or is it Pink Everyone knows that there is usually a lot of variation in hybrid orchids, that the offspring usually don t look like their parents, that the color of the hybrids are not always the same. And that is certainly the case with two very nice old-time, what I usually think of as white, orchids Bc. Mount Anderson and Bc. Mount Hood. The left photo below is what I know as Brassocattleya (Bc.) Mount Anderson, a nice 5-6 inch white Cattleya like flower, but the photo on the right is Bc. Mount Anderson Big Surprise, and as you can see, it ain t white! But it is an equally nice flower. Bc. Mt. Anderson is a cross between Cattleya Bow Bells and Bc. Déesse. It was created and registered by Beall Orchid Company in It has earned 30 AOS awards, but none recently. The grex has also been used as a parent in 66 crosses. It is not a compact plant and the pseudobulbs and their single leaves may easily reach one foot or so. Brassocattleya Mount Hood is also a white orchid that is sometimes pink. The photo left below, cultivar Peppermint Stick is white, but with a touch of magenta on the lip. The photo on the right is cultivar Orchidglade and as you can see, it is definitely pink. Bc. Mt. Hood is a cross between Bc. Déesse and Cattleya Claris. This grex was also created and registered by Beall Orchid Company in 1962, the same year as Mt. Anderson. Mt. Hood has had about the same number of AOS awards, 29, but it has been more successful as a parent used in 182 crosses and has over 300 grandkids. Like Mt. Anderson, this is a large-sized orchid and the pseudobulbs and their single leaves easily become a foot or so in length. Also interesting to note is that both of these orchids share a common parent, Bc. Déesse (a real old-timer created and registered in 1947 by Vacherot-Lecoufle Orchids of France). Beall Orchid Company of Seattle, Washington and their hybridizer, Daniel Harvey, had a thing for mountains. In addition to the two mounts above, they named 20 other orchids as Mount something or other. The Company apparently went out of business in As with many orchids the names have changed and both Mt. Anderson and Mt. Hood are now Rhyncholaeliocattleya. Regardless, they are still nice white orchids... or pink, as the case may be. Both of these orchids are available at Jade Orchids. Oh, by the way, the photos of the pink flowers above are borrowed from OrchidWiz Encyclopedia. Contributed by Dick Pippen

8 Page 8 NOVEMBER 2017 FIRST PLACE PLANT TABLE WINNERS Photos by Marilyn Moser (with 34 orchids entered & 30 voting)

9 Page 9 PLANT TABLE AWARDS NOVEMBER 2017 Photos by Sue Roehl BEST HYBRID AWARD Vanda Blue Tahourdin Owner: Jim Longwell BEST SPECIES AWARD Cycnoches warscewiczii Owners: Christine & Tom O Donnell

10 Page 10 Naples Orchid Society Monthly Plant Table Results Nov 2, 2017 Large Cattleyas First Place: Cattleya Valentine v.coerulea Owner: Christine O'Donnell Second Place: Blc. American Freedom Owner: Chuck Ferber Small Cattleyas First Place: Bc. Maikai 'Mayumi' Owner: Eunice Walker Second Place: Ctt. Tristar Bouquet Owner: Mary Lane Third Place: Blc. Royal Harbor 'Polka Dot' Owner: Elaine Gates Large Vandas First Place: Vanda Adisk Happiness Owner: Jim Longwell Small Vandas First Place: Aer. lawrencea x Rhy. coelestris Owner: Jim Longwell Second Place: Vanda Blue Tahourdin Owner: Jim Longwell Third Place: Neostylis Lou Sneary 'Blue Bird' Owner: Karen Davenport Dendrobiums First Place: Den. Sonia Owner: Eunice Walker Second Place: Den. Peter Shen Owner: Elaine Gates Third Place: Den. bracteosum x Den. tanii Owner: Kit Kitchen-Maran Large Species First Place: Cycnoches warscewiczii Owner: Tom & Christine O'Donnell Medium Species First Place: Habenaria medusa Owner: Eunice Walker Small Species First Place: Den. secundum 'Toothbrush' Owner: Karen Davenport Oncidium Alliance First Place: Aliceara Sunday Best 'Muffin' Owner: Eunice Walker Slipper Orchids First Place: Paph. Hilo Super green Owner: Laurie Occhino Other Tribes First Place: Angraecum George Kennedy Owner: Tom & Christine O'Donnell Orphan Table First Place: Den. Pink Mini Owner: Laurie Occhino Green Tag Plant Name: Oncidium Sharry Baby Owner: Kit Kitchen-Maran Best Species Plant Name: Cycnoches warscewiczii Owner: Tom & Christine O'Donnell Best Hybrid Plant Name: Vanda Blue Tahourdin Owner: Jim Longwell SPECIAL NOTE TO PEOPLE ENTERING PLANTS FOR MONTHLY COMPETITION: Please be very careful to enter your plant in the proper category AND to complete the green entry tags as accurately as possible, especially the Number assigned to your plant. This will assist the Plant Table People to accurately assign ribbons to the correct plant. Thanks. Jade Orchids of Collier, Inc. 285 Morgan Road Naples, FL Tuesday to Saturday Owners: 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM Dave & Judy White JadeOrchids@embarqmail.com Offering 10% discount on plants for NOS members.

11 Page 11 PHOTOS FROM EAST EVERGLADES ORCHID SOCIETY SHOW & SALE OCTOBER 27, 2017 Photos by Dick Pippen

12 Page 12 PHOTOS FROM EEOS ORCHID SHOW Continued Photos by Dick Pippen

13 2411 Garfield Street Hollywood, FL phone/fax PRICE LIST (Effective ) RETAIL HOURS WED. & THURS. 12 P.M. 5 P.M. FRI. & SAT. 10 A.M. 5 P.M. ALWAYS CLOSED SUNDAY, MONDAY & TUESDAY CHECK OUT OUR WEBSITE EVENTS & HELP PAGES FERTILIZERS / FUNGICIDES / INSECTICIDES MISC: SOUTHERN AG FERTILIZER W/ CALCIUM & MAGNESIUM 1 LB SOUTHERN AG FERTILIZER W/ CALCIUM & MAGNESIUM 2 ½ LB SOUTHERN AG FERTILIZER W/ CALCIUM & MAGNESIUM 25 LBS SOUTHERN AG FERTILIZER 1 LB SOUTHERN AG FERTILIZER 5 LB SOUTHERN AG BLOOM BOOSTER FERTILIZER 1 LB POTASSIUM NITRATE ( ) 1 LB POTASSIUM NITRATE ( ) 2 ½ LB SOUTHERN AG. KELP (SEAWEED/FISH BLEND) 32 OZ CONTROLLED RELEASE FERTILIZER MONTH WITH MINOR ELEMENTS 1 LB CONTROLLED RELEASE FERTILIZER MONTH WITH MINOR ELEMENTS 2 LB SUPERTHRIVE 4 OZ SUPERTHRIVE 16 OZ KEIKIPRO ½ OZ KEIKIPRO 1 OZ DYNA-GRO LIQUID GROW OZ DYNA-GRO LIQUID BLOOM OZ DYNA-GRO PRO-TEK OZ DYNA-GRO K-L-N ROOTING CONCENTRATE 8 OZ DYNA-GRO PURE NEEM OIL 8 OZ CAPTAN TOPICAL FUNGICIDE 8 OZ DITHANE M-45 TOPICAL FUNGICIDE 6 OZ SOUTHERN AG.-20 DISINFECTANT/FUNGICIDE 16 OZ. (SAME AS PHYSAN 20 & RD-20) SPREADER STICKER 8 OZ THIOMIL WP SYSTEMIC FUNGICIDE 2 OZ THIOMIL WP SYSTEMIC FUNGICIDE 6 OZ MALATHION 50% EC INSECTICIDE 16 OZ MERIT SYSTEMIC INSECTICIDE 2 OZ

14 ORANGE GUARD READY TO USE INSECTICIDE 32 OZ. (ORGANIC) ORANGE GUARD CONCENTRATE INSECTICIDE 32 OZ. (ORGANIC) ORTHENE (ACEPHATE) SYSTEMIC INSECTICIDE.773 LB PARAFINE HORTICULTURAL OIL 16 OZ PERMETROL SYSTEMIC INSECTICIDE 8 OZ. (ORGANIC) SAFER INSECT KILLING SOAP 16 OZ. CONCENTRATE (ORGANIC) SLUGGO SLUG & SNAIL KILLER 1 LB. (ORGANIC) COPPER SNAIL & SLUG TAPE 1 ¼ WIDE, 15 ROLL FOGG-IT NOZZLE, BRASS ½ GALLON OR 1 GALLON PER MINUTE STRAIGHT NEEDLE NOSE PRUNERS STAINLESS STEEL ALL PURPOSE SCISSOR 7 STAINLESS STEEL W/ NOTCH TO CUT THIN WIRE SLENDER PRUNING SHEARS 7 1/ DIGGING KNIFE CUTTING KNIFE WITH SHEATH GRAFTING KNIFE in 1 MULTI-PURPOSE SHARPENING TOOL WITH SAFETY GUARD SHEATH FOR PRUNERS 7.50 TRISODIUM PHOSPHATE (TSP) 1 LB. (STERILIZES PRUNERS) 8.00 ATLAS NITRILE GLOVES MUD GLOVES GAUNTLET MUD GLOVES AOS GUIDE: PEST & DISEASE AOS GUIDE: GROWING ORCHIDS UNDER LIGHTS DR. MARTIN MOTES, FLORIDA ORCHID GROWING MONTH BY MONTH English DR. MARTIN MOTES, FLORIDA ORCHID GROWING MONTH BY MONTH - Spanish DR. MARTIN MOTES, FLORIDA VANDA GROWING - MONTH BY MONTH SFOS: INTRODUCTION TO ORCHIDS (third edition) WIRE PRODUCTS AND STAKES / SUPPORTS: BAMBOO STAKE 24 X 3/16 DIA..20 BAMBOO STAKE 36 X 5/16 DIA..25 STRIGHT WIRE 18 GAUGE 28 25/PACK 6.00 STRAIGHT WIRE 10 GAUGE STRAIGHT WIRE 10 GAUGE POT CLIPS 6/PACK 7.00 DECORATIVE PLASTIC BLOOM CLIP 10/PACK 3.50 LIGHT DUTY WIRE GREEN, 164 ROLL 6.00 HEAVY DUTY WIRE - GREEN, 50 ROLL 5.00 COATED WIRE PLANT TIE W/ CUTTER GREEN 164 ROLL 5.00 COATED WIRE PLANT TIE PRE-CUT - GREEN 8, 100 PCS 3.00 VELCRO PLANT TIE ½ GREEN - 45 ROLL 5.50 VINYL STRETCH TIE ½ GREEN LIGHT DUTY SOFT WIRE TIE GREEN LIGHT DUTY SOFT WIRE TIE BROWN CLAY POT RHIZOME CLIP 2 10/PACK 3.00 CLAY POT RHIZOME CLIP 3 10/PACK 3.50 CLAY POT RHIZOME CLIP 4 10/PACK 4.00 CLAY POT RHIZOME CLIP 5 10/PACK 4.50 CLAY POT RHIZOME CLIP 6 10/PACK 5.00 PLASTIC POT RHIZOME CLIP 3 10/PACK 4.00 PLASTIC POT RHIZOME CLIP 4 10/PACK 5.00 PLASTIC POT RHIZOME CLIP 5 10/PACK 6.00 PLASTIC POT RHIZOME CLIP 6 10/PACK 7.00 WIRE RING STAKE 6 TALL X 5 DIA WIRE RING STAKE 6 TALL X 5 DIA. 10/PACK WIRE RING STAKE 8 TALL X 5 DIA WIRE RING STAKE 8 TALL X 5 DIA. 10/PACK WIRE RING STAKE 12 TALL X 5 DIA WIRE RING STAKE 12 TALL X 5 DIA. 10/PACK 19.00

15 MICRO SINGLE WIRE POT HANGER 5/PACK 3.75 MICRO 6 SINGLE WIRE POT HANGER 5/PACK 5.00 MINI SINGLE WIRE POT HANGER 1.00 SINGLE WIRE POT HANGER SINGLE WIRE POT HANGER (10% off 25 or more of the same size) DOUBLE WIRE POT HANGER DOUBLE WIRE POT HANGER DOUBLE WIRE POT HANGER (10% off 25 or more of the same size) DOUBLE WIRE PLASTIC POT HANGER DOUBLE WIRE PLASTIC POT HANGER 20 25/PACK DOUBLE WIRE HANGER FOR TREE FERN POT 1.50 DOUBLE WIRE HANGER FOR TREE FERN POT 25/PACK WIRE BASKET HANGER - 4 WIRE WIRE BASKET HANGER 4 WIRE 20 25/PACK WIRE BASKET HANGER 4 WIRE WIRE BASKET HANGER 4 WIRE 30 25/PACK WIRE BASKET HANGER 4 WIRE WIRE BASKET HANGER 4 WIRE 40 25/PACK WIRE S HOOK 6.50 WIRE S HOOK WIRE S HOOK WIRE S HOOK WIRE S HOOK (10% off 25 or more of the same size) 5 TIER POT HANGER ADJUSTABLE OR SOLID RING MOUNTS: FLAT VIRGIN CORK BARK ROUND VIRGIN CORK BARK PER PIECE PER PIECE WOOD MOUNTING PLAQUE 6 X WOOD MOUNTING PLAQUE 8 X WOOD MOUNTING PLAQUE 10 X WOOD MOUNTING PLAQUE 12 X TREE FERN BALL TREE FERN BALL TREE FERN BOARD 6 X TREE FERN BOARD 8 X TREE FERN BOARD 10 X TREE FERN BOARD 12 X TREE FERN PLAQUE 4 X TREE FERN PLAQUE 6 X TREE FERN PLAQUE 8 X TREE FERN PLAQUE 10 X TREE FERN TOTEM 18 X 2 X TREE FERN TOTEM 24 X 2 X TREE FERN POT TREE FERN POT TREE FERN POT TERRA COTTA POTS; TRADITIONAL ORCHID POT TRADITIONAL ORCHID POT TRADITIONAL ORCHID POT 6 ¾ 3.50

16 TRADITIONAL ORCHID POT 8 ¼ 5.00 BULB PAN BULB PAN 7 (DECORATIVE) 4.50 BULB PAN BULB PAN BULB PAN TERRA COTTA POT WITH HOLES 4 ½ 3.00 TERRA COTTA POT WITH HOLES 5 ½ 4.00 TERRA COTTA POT WITH HOLES 6 ¼ 5.00 TERRA COTTA POT WITH HOLES TERRA COTTA POT WITH HOLES RUSTIC ELEGANCE POT 4 ¼ 4.00 RUSTIC ELEGANCE POT 6 ¼ 7.00 RUSTIC ELEGANCE POT RUSTIC ELEGANCE POT RUSTIC DISH POT 6 ½ 4.00 RUSTIC DISH POT 8 ½ 6.50 RUSTIC DISH POT 9 ¾ RUSTIC DISH POT 11 ½ RUSTIC DISH POT RUSTIC ORCHID POT 4 ¼ 3.00 RUSTIC ORCHID POT 6 ¼ 5.00 RUSTIC ORCHID POT 7 ½ 7.50 RUSTIC ORCHID POT 9 ½ RUSTIC ORCHID BOWL RUSTIC ORCHID BOWL 9 ½ RUSTIC ORCHID BOWL PLASTIC POTS & BASKETS: PLASTIC POT CLEAR ROUND 4.75 PLASTIC POT CLEAR ROUND PLASTIC POT CLEAR ROUND PLASTIC POT CLEAR ROUND PLASTIC POT NET, ROUND 2.40 PLASTIC POT NET, ROUND 3.75 PLASTIC POT NET, ROUND PLASTIC POT NET, ROUND PLASTIC VANDA BASKET PLASTIC VANDA BASKET PLASTIC VANDA BASKET OCTAGON PLASTIC BASKET OCTAGON PLASTIC BASKET OCTAGON PLASTIC BASKET OCTAGON PLASTIC BASKET WOOD VANDA BASKET - SQUARE WOOD VANDA BASKET SQUARE WOOD VANDA BASKET SQUARE WOOD VANDA BASKET SQUARE WOOD VANDA BASKET SQUARE WOOD VANDA BASKET SQUARE 14 (availability unpredictable) WOOD VANDA BASKET OCTAGONAL WOOD VANDA BASKET OCTAGONAL WOOD VANDA BASKET OCTAGONAL WOOD VANDA BASKET OCTAGONAL WOOD VANDA BASKET OCTAGONAL 16 (availability unpredictable) 22.00

17 POTTING MEDIA/MIXES: BOS MIX: STALITE, SPONGE ROCK, COCONUT CHIPS & CHARCOAL ¼ CF. BAG GENERAL PURPOSE FOR CATTS, DENS. ONC PHAL/PAPH/SEEDLING MIX ¼ CF. BAG - RETAINS THE PERFECT AMOUNT OF MOISTURE BUT WILL NOT BECOME SOGGY. ALSO GOOD FOR EPIDENDRUMS, TERRESTRIALS OR AS A SOILESS MIX FOR MANY OTHER PLANTS COCONUT CHIPS FINE, MEDIUM OR COARSE - ¼ CF. BAG 8.00 COCONUT CHIPS FINE, MEDIUM OR COARSE 7 CF. BALE COCONUT FIBERS ¼ CF. BAG 7.00 COCONUT FIBERS 2 CF. BOX HARDWOOD CHARCOAL FINE OR MEDIUM - ¼ CF HARDWOOD CHARCOAL FINE OR MEDIUM 3 CF. BAG FIR BARK FINE, MEDIUM OR COARSE - ¼ CF. BAG 9.00 FIR BARK FINE, MEDIUM OR COARSE - 2 CF. BAG ORCHIATA NEW ZEALAND FIR BARK FINE, MEDIUM, COARSE ¼ CF. BAG ORCHIATA NEW ZEALAND FIR BARK FINE, MEDIUM, COARSE 40 LTR GROW STONES ¼ CF. BAG (Made from recycled glass) GROW STONES 1.5 CF. BAG FIRED CLAY PELLET - 10 LTR. BAG FIRED CLAY PELET 25 LTR. BAG FIRED CLAY PELLET 40 LTR. BAG LAVA ROCK MEDIUM ¼ CF. BAG 9.00 LAVA ROCK MEDIUM 1 CF. BAG PREMIUM SPHAGNUM MOSS 150 GRAM CUBE 8.00 PREMIUM SPAGNUM MOSS 1 KILO PREMIUM SPHAGNUM MOSS 5 KILO PREMIUM SPHAGNUM MOSS LONG FIBER PREMIUM SPHAGNUM MOSS LONG FIBER 3 KILO SPONGE ROCK COARSE - ¼ CF. BAG 7.00 SPONGE ROCK COARSE 4 CF. BAG STALITE 3/8 OR 1/2 ¼ CF. BAG 9.00 TREE FERN LONG FIBERS - ¼ CF. BAG (availability unpredictable) TREE FERN LONG FIBERS - 2 CF. BAG (availability unpredictable) TAGS AND LABELS: STICK-IN LABEL 5 X ¾ : WHITE, YELLOW, TURQUOISE, ORANGE, RED, PINK, LAVENDER - 25 PACK PACK 9.00 BLOOM RECORD LABELS - 25 PACK 6.00 VINYL STRIP LABEL 7 X 5/8, WHITE 25 PACK 2.50 ALUMINUM IMPRESS-O-TAGS - 100/BOX WHITE TAG WITH HOLE - 50 PACK WHITE TAG WITH HOLE - 50 PACK WHITE T LABEL SEED PACKET HOLDERS 3.00 IDENTI-PEN - PERMANENT BLACK MARKER WITH FINE AND EXTRA FINE TIPS 5.50

18 OUR SERVICES: REPOTTING SERVICE WE COME TO YOU! JOIN IN OR LET US TO ALL THE WORK! $35 PER HOUR 4 HOUR MINIMUM, SUPPLIES ARE ADDITIONAL PRIVATE IN-HOME CONSULTATION INCLUDES ASSESSMENT OF YOUR GROWING CULTURE, LIGHT, WATERING, EVALUATION OF PEST & DISEASE PROBLEMS, ADVISE ON IMPROVING YOUR GROWING AREA, FERTILIZING, REPOTTING, PRODUCTS TO USE TO CORRECT PROBLEMS AND PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE PROGRAMS. $ (APPROX. 1 1 ½ HRS.) MONTHLY MAINTENANCE INCLUDES MANICURING OF PLANTS AND CHECKING FOR PEST & DISEASE ISSUES. PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE SPRAYING FOR BUGS & FUNGUS. ADVICE & GUIDANCE FOR PROPER CARE OF PLANTS. $ PER MONTH. IRRIGATION SYSTEMS TIRED OF HANDWATERING OR JUST NEVER ENOUGH TIME, INCLUDE A TIMER AND FERTIIZER SYSTEM.. CALL FOR AN ESTIMATE PRICES CAN CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE. RETURNS MADE WITHIN 30 DAYS WITH A RECEIPT.