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  1. January 22nd, 2008, 10:05 AM #1
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    Default Dend. Yellow Chinsai 'Little Joe'

    Yellow Chinsai = Chinsai x heterocarpum and Chinsai = moniliforme x unicum
    This was obtained as a little seedling a couple of years ago. It is a prolific bloomer. I can imagine what a large plant must look like.



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  2. January 22nd, 2008, 01:48 PM #2
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    It's very beautiful. I love the rich yellow color and the orange sprinkles on the lip.
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    Is that a nobile type? Nice growing there.
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    I wouldn't call it a nobile type. Not sure what to call it. two parents are cool and winter resters. The other parent isn't
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    Very nice as usual Ron you have posted another beauty. Congrats
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    Wow, that is great. I can imagine a specimen sized plant covered in blooms. WOW! Thanks for sharing it with us!

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    Very lovely.
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    Good growing.

    Very beautiful blooms!
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    I almost traded this away because I am more into Dend species but I am glad I didn't.
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    Just noticed that mine had early buds, should prove to be quite a show.
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