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PURA VIDA!!
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Re: Greetings from Sunny South Florida
welcome from north of you...I do orchids myself..i do my own flasking as well..44 flasks right now..mix of phal crosses and my new phal type dendrobium cross..waiting on my Digbyana x self to finish filling the pod..you are down there try Arachnis..you might orchidgeeks.com
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Re: Greetings from Sunny South Florida
Howdy. So, are you near our new favorite beach, Pensacola, or further down? We envy anyone living in a more tropical clime, although we are so enjoying Tennessee. It just gets a might cold for bananas in the winter. We hope to keep everything happy then by building a greenhouse for them to overwinter in. Anyway, good to know ya. Hope you're getting plenty of nanners this summer. And orchid blooms, of course!
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