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  1. March 22nd, 2008, 02:21 PM #1
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    Default Late Opener

    This cymbidium just opened...all my others are long gone, so I was pleased to have this open so late.








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  2. March 22nd, 2008, 02:42 PM #2
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    Very Pretty
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    striking pink, very lovely
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    That's a lovely Cym
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    Wonderful coloring and great shots too
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    Very nice. So soft and pretty.
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    Pink! How can I not like?
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    Gorgeous, and I'm not even a big pink fan! Also nice photos!
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    WOW! Those are great shots of a beautiful cymbidium!! Good growing and excellent photography. When we do our next forum book, I hope you will participate!! You have some great skills and beautiful plants.

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    Bruce, I'd love to participate...it would be an honor to be part of such a project. Please let me know how I may contribute because I'm not great at things like this and some of the other participants of this forum take photographs that put my work to shame....they are just breath-taking!!!!!!!!
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