And other things that I like!
I don't know the variety but I do know it's a beauty.
Red?
Lol birdman! I recd one as a gift last year. Still alive, but no bloom yet.
It must be nice to have a plant that loves you.
You must be doing something right Pat, what a beauty..now that's something to look forward to each year..I bet JM from Lisbon would know what it is..
Whatever variety it is, it's obviously very durable and great to look at!
Having no proverbial green thumb, I haven't the slightest idea!
Sorry can't help with the name. It certainly puts on a good show of flowers.
An orchid! I don't know how you keep it alive. In Florida they are cheap, so I buy one in the winter and toss it out when I go north.
You must be a natural "green thumb." I'd guess it is fun to look forward to such a nice floral delight every spring!
So lovely but how they make me sneeze.
This orchid is definitely a Redpat Orchid, whatever its origin.Gorgeous plant, gorgeous photo.K
You must be doing something right to get it to bloom on a regular basis. It is a stunner.
I love houseplants that thrive on neglect. This one is especially pretty.
Beautiful orchid, I'm sure you're good with plants, I didn't know they could stand the Canadian winter.I've never seen this variety around here, my father used to cultivate orchids when we lived in house with a big yard. :)
I don't know the variety but I do know it's a beauty.
ReplyDeleteRed?
ReplyDeleteLol birdman! I recd one as a gift last year. Still alive, but no bloom yet.
ReplyDeleteIt must be nice to have a plant that loves you.
ReplyDeleteYou must be doing something right Pat, what a beauty..now that's something to look forward to each year..I bet JM from Lisbon would know what it is..
ReplyDeleteWhatever variety it is, it's obviously very durable and great to look at!
ReplyDeleteHaving no proverbial green thumb, I haven't the slightest idea!
ReplyDeleteSorry can't help with the name. It certainly puts on a good show of flowers.
ReplyDeleteAn orchid! I don't know how you keep it alive. In Florida they are cheap, so I buy one in the winter and toss it out when I go north.
ReplyDeleteYou must be a natural "green thumb." I'd guess it is fun to look forward to such a nice floral delight every spring!
ReplyDeleteSo lovely but how they make me sneeze.
ReplyDeleteThis orchid is definitely a Redpat Orchid, whatever its origin.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous plant, gorgeous photo.
K
You must be doing something right to get it to bloom on a regular basis. It is a stunner.
ReplyDeleteI love houseplants that thrive on neglect. This one is especially pretty.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful orchid, I'm sure you're good with plants, I didn't know they could stand the Canadian winter.
ReplyDeleteI've never seen this variety around here, my father used to cultivate orchids when we lived in house with a big yard. :)