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Nature gives orchids to human as a reminder to live our life in colorful way, shape our mind as uniquely as possible, and sprinkle joys around wherever we are present.
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- Spathoglottis kimballiana Hook.f.1895
- Dendrobium bicaudatum Reinw. ex Lindl. 1859
- Spathoglottis plicata Blume 1825
- Phalaenopsis amabilis [L.] Blume 1825
- Papilionanthe hookeriana Rchb.f. (1915)
- Arundina graminifolia [D Don] Hochr. 1910
- Dendrobium stratiotes Rchb. f.1886
- Dendrobium mutabile (Blume) Lindl. 1830
- Dendrobium antennatum Lindley var. d'albertisii [R...
- Dendrobium discolor Lindley 1841
- Ascocentrum miniatum [Lindley] Schlechter 1913
- Vanda arcuata J.J.Sm. 1907
- Vanda celebica Rolfe 1899
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About Me
- ferdi
- I always feel delight when I visit orchid nursery. It is as if I am in the middle of paradise. Orchids are one of nature's best work. My first encounter with orchid was begun with three pots of hybrid dendrobiums as self-given birthday present to myself a few years ago. And now my private collection has expanded into a small orchid garden that consists of hybrid and species orchids. Here I post some of the pictures of my collections. Unfortunately, I am not a professional photographer, however I am trying my best to take picture from my collections and wishing I could catch the best shape and the most unique character of every orchid in my garden. Please enjoy your visit here and any comment will be welcomed.
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