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  1. May 27th, 2009, 07:17 PM #1
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    Default Miltonia Breathless 'Florence'

    First blooms did have 2 spikes I broke one .. Thanks for looking Gin
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  2. May 27th, 2009, 07:22 PM #2
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    breathless indeed, thanks for sharing.
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    Whoa! That's a beauty!
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    Very nice! Fragrant?
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    I want to see one in person...how big are the flowers? Just too pretty!
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    Amazing patterning. Thank you for showing us this beauty. I'm sorry you broke that other spike.
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    That is a beauty, no wonder it's called breathless.
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    So beautiful, Gin. You grow some lovely orchids!!

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    Sorry to hear about the other spike. But, wow! That's quite the show stopper you've got there! Beautiful!
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    That is amazing!! It really does have an appropriate name, what a shame about the broken spike but even so this flower is simply stunning, I adore the deep rich colour and the patterning. This is surely a must have.
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