Not my list. Just a list for the local orchid society at latitude 33 something south. Deleted lots of Noids and duplicate names. I "see" that the Sea Mary is listed above. Is it really Sea Marie? Orchids from Australia, USA and South East Asia. Acianthus fornicatus Brassavola nodosa 'Mas Major x self Barkeria lindleyana 'Mauve' Blc. Zilzie Fry Blc. California Girl x Mount Sylvan Blc. Cherry Suisse Blc. Donna Kimura Blc. Dream Trader 'No 9' Blc. Golden Tang Blc. Hawaiian Future Blc. Hisako Akatsuka x Sylvia Fry Blc. Juneau Fry x California Girl Blc. Momilani Rainbow Blc. Tickled Pink Bulbophyllum shepherdi Bulbophyllum schillerianum C. Angelwalker x Pastoral 'Innocence' C. Aran Powder Puff x Blc. Mary Scalia C. Lulu 'Pink Blush' x 'Cuddles' C. percivaliana 'Summit' C. Tokyo Magic x Tangerine Imp Cattleytonia Brandi 'O.C.' Cattleytonia Jamaica Red 'Splash' Coelogyne rigida Coelogyne ovalis Corybas barbarae Corybas fimbriatus Corybas pruinosus Cym. Cherry Cola 'Geyserland' Cym. Dolores Hoyt x Tom Thumb Cym. Greenoaks Gem x Ice On Fire Cym. Gypsy Rose 'Princess' Cym. Jessie Blakiston x Other Hybrids Cym. Katydid 'Veridian' Cym. Lancashire Khan 'Evie' Cym. One Tree Hill 'Solstice' Cym. Peggy Sue Cym. Pharaoh's Dream Cym. Sarah Jean 'Jennifer' Den. Anne's Rainbow Surprise Den. Australian Bride Den. capituliflorum Den. Chao Praya Candy Den. Chao Praya Moonlight Den. Colonial Surprise x Others Den. Elegant Autumn Den. Hilda Poxon Den. Makapuu Ann Den. Pink Ballerina Den. Red River Den. schneiderae Den. Shanilla x Lady Hamilton Den. Tosca x Other Hybrids Den. Woo Leng 'Blue Lip' Dendrobium prenticei Dendrochilum cobbianum Dendrochilum convallariaeforme Dendrochilum uncatum Dgmra. Skywalker 'Red Star' Laelia anceps Laelia gouldiana Lc. Little Susie 'Val' Lost Benching card Mclna. Pagan Lovesong 'Ruby Charles' Oberonia titania Odcdm. Bittersweet 'Toffee' Odcdm. Wildcat 'Bloodshot' Odcdm. Wildcat 'Bobcat' Odcdm. Wildcat 'Carmela' Odcdm. Wildcat 'Carnivale' Odcdm. Wildcat 'Leopard' Onc. ornithorhynchum 'Stinky Pink' Onc. ornithorhynchum 'Rosemeath' Onc. Sharry Baby 'Sweet Fragrance' Osmoglossum pulchellum Paph. Atlantic Paph. Camberwick x Ferox Paph. Crazy Horse Paph. Danella 'Chilton Paph. gratrixianum 'Geyserland' Paph. insigne Paph. Java Pink Paph. King Arthur Paph. Puddleham Paph. St. Swithin Paph. Susan Booth 'Darth Vader' Phal. Mount Kaala 'Elegance' Phal. Su's Red Lip Pleurothallis viduata 'Fox Den' Pot. Dal's Success x Other Hybrids Pot. Hoko Gem 'Freckles' Prosthechea Edith Arakawa Pterostylis grandiflora Rolfeara Coconut Ice 'Fantasia' Sarcochilus Bessie 'T.C.' Slc. Dal's Buddy Vanda Chindavat x Lenavat Vanda JVB x (Suwapee x Charungraks) Vanda Piyaporn x Ascda. Meda Arnold Vasco. Pine Rivers 'Narangba' Zelemnia Liz 'Full Moon' Zygo. Advance Australia x Artur Elle Zygo. Titanic x Blue Banks

I finally had time to make a list of my bloomers. Yes it's a lot and no I don't feel guilty having this many to enjoy :>) Phals - cornu-cervi (2), equestris, Taida Sunshine, amboinensis (3) H.P.Norton, bellina (2) gigantea x tetraspis (3) Rothschildiana, Yaphon Lobspis, tetraspis (2) violacea (2) Alice Millard, lindenii, celebensis, deliciosa, lueddemanniana, Joy Micholitzii Lueddie, aphrodite, micholitzii Dens - Mingle's Sapphire, tobaense, macrophyllum, alexanderae, Roy Tokunada Bulbo - septimtriol, arfakianum, grandiflorum, lilacinum Lycaste - Corrimal, Sulphurea, guatemalensis, x niennnesiae, macrophylla ssp macrophylla, dowiana, occulta Phrags - Cardinale, Bowl of Cherries, Wossen, Lucy Robbins, fischerii Psychopsis - Butterfly, krammeriana, papillio alba, Mendenhall Masdies - Angel Frost, Bobcat, ayabacana, Red Wing, Marguerite, amplexa, Morning Glory, Tortoise, Geneva Spots, Anochecer, Heathii, imposter x floribunda, Peaches & Cream, Mauii Gold, Mary Stahl, Measuresiana, Angel Heart, pteroglossa, geminiflora, ludibunda, Hampsshire Prolific (3), infracta, Charisma Odds and Ends - Epi. cochleata, Max. splendens, richi and sophronitis, Scapho peruviana and decorum, Renanthera Singaporeans, Liparis condylobulban, Dendrochillum bicallosum and cobbiana, Drac. lotax, Helpilia Becky Unruh Catts - rubescens, walkeriana cerulea, percivalaniana, labiata, Bow Bells, schroderae, loddigessii, Gold Throat (2) and Goldenzelle 'Lemon Chiffon' Here is the Goldenzelle Bullsie sent this to me a couple of years as a seedling when she was thinning the herd. She also sent me another one, George King Serendipity (I think that's the name) and it is also in bud. Thanks Bullsie, it's a nice one. Sorry about any typos and slightly incorrect names :>) Brooke

"annelc" -- you wrote me a message asking about this orchid, but you didn't provide a way of contacting you. Your member e-mail address is set to private. Unfortunately, this angraecoid, as well as most of my others, have died. Maintaining an orchid greenhouse in the Florida panhandle for this group is simply too challenging. They get a double-whammy from the summer heat, as well as an aggressive black algae covering the mounts, and only the hardiest can tolerate the onslaught. I'm trying to control the algae with hydrogen peroxide and a fungicide, but it's too late to save my favorites, I'm afraid. Sorry I don't have better news... -Bruce

It's situations like this when I really miss OGRES. Sure, it had its weaknesses...like, when disgruntled customers posted bad reviews before first trying to work out a satisfactory resolution with the nursery. This slanted reviews occasionally, and brought legal issues against OGRES from nursery owners who felt unjustly condemned. But a "central clearinghouse" -- so to speak -- has tremendous value, especially in an industry where 90% of the business is conducted over the internet or by phone. Other retail operations are rated and reviewed on the web, so why not nurseries? The review processs has largely cleaned up unsavory types on eBay, for example, as long as you stick with vendors with a large number of auctions to their credit. The reason why orchid customers need an extra level of protection is that evaluations of plants are generally subjective, and depend upon the judgments placed on such by the seller. Photos help, but don't always tell the whole story. This is vastly different than purchasing electronics, for example, when the quality should be identical for factory-sealed units. Although my situation was different, in context with MrB's experience it becomes more relevant. I also know of one other individual with an unsatisfactory experience...and I've barely discussed this nursery with others a handful of times. There must be others. Mr. Nasser freely throws his title around as if it lends credence to his knowledge of orchids. It should be pointed out, however, that his degree has nothing whatsoever to do with botany. As such, even this seemingly minor detail is misleading. Discipline to earn an advanced degree, perhaps, but nothing more. MrB -- I know you won't be able to recover all of your costs, but there's a respectable market for angs on eBay, especially well-grown specimens that are bloomers. Bilobas are pretty common since they are available wholesale from Oak Hill, but if yours are nice, perhaps they'd be worth $25 apiece. -Bruce