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  1. May 26th, 2013, 11:44 AM #1
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    I have shown this plant more than once before. Please indulge me as I love this flower more than any other of my Milts.
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    No punishment to see this beautiful plant
    Personally I do not like yellow but the contrast in this plant is superb
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    Such contrast! Very nice!
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    Wow. Keep posting it....LOL
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    Hi Angela this is really nice they look like ballerinas. Love the variation of color I assume it starts dark and changes to a lighter color.
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    Stopped me dead in my tracks to follow the thread, Angela - gorgeous, and very unusual coloring.
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    Show this one all you want! You can even send me a division! I know I am shameless! LOL It really is a lovely orchid. Thanks for sharing it with us again.
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    So nice! Thx for sharing
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    Nice shot Angela. I will never tire of seeing such gorgeous blooms. It's so rare to see heat tolerant miltonias and alliances.
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    We love to see it! Such a lovely color.
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