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Thread: Traditional Cymbidium of Vietnam

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  1. June 1st, 2010, 11:54 AM #31
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    some photos about cym.sinense of Vietnam

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    Just saw your photos of Vietnamese cymbidiums. The ensifolium and sinense are truly fantastic ! Thanks for sharing.
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    Hi Manh Tran, thanx for the message.
    Good to have you back: all pictures of yours are very beautiful. Are they all from Ha Noi surrounding? Because the most beautiful cymbidiums I saw in the Sa Pa area.
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    I love them all but the Tu Quy has such a beauty of it's own..that lip!!!!!!
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