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Thread: C. (Lc.) Shenandoah 'Orchidheights'

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  1. April 9th, 2011, 06:26 PM #1
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    Default C. (Lc.) Shenandoah 'Orchidheights'

    (Cattleya Sohma x Cattleya Georgette) This beauty was given to me last year by another society member. They measure 6 inches across and 7 inches high. Real show stoppers.

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    Show stopper!! You can say that again. 7 in is huge.
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    Huge and beautiful!!
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    Now that is what I call an Orchid!! So pretty.

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