T: 1500W x 1 Caudex: those aren't 3" pots, I believe they are 4's. Both are from seed, probably about 15 yrs old but the G. dispar has remained that size for many years while the G. pilosulum is a clumper. I repotted them last year for the first time in a decade. I've got a nice old clump of G. album too, and some G. nebrownii also from seed. They certainly don't take up much real estate. x

I thought "Pink Beauty" was the same as Prezoisa, but I also thought Prezoisa had pink blooms which might go towards purple in more acid soil. I just bought a Prezoisa this year - anxious to see what it does in my mildly acid soil.

In the picture at least the throat on Green Morning Glow is just that - green. Neat.....I liked Absolute Treasure so much I've added it to my long list. Bethany Broncos is another one I hadn't heard of but is very nice too. What a great bunch of reblooms...........Maryl

Jane You have my deepest sympathy this year has been incredibly windy having more problems with squirrels they use the hanging plants as a gymnasium. Had an incredible display of epiphyllums after the cool down in Jan but one of the little beasts dug it up!! Looks like I'm going to save it but of course it has to start all over Winds completely stripped the red poinsettias .Amazingly they leafed out again even flowered All my orchids . are now out in the yard either on trees or hanging. All are doing fair Two of the phals growing on cork are starting to spike those on the trees look a bit peaked but are hanging on Jury is still out on the strap vanda I finally got brave enough to do the surgery. Time will tell . Two of the teretes are passing the 4th year on the palms well over 10 feet tall now !! The straps i the group are slower but look good but so far flowering has been disappointing. My shadehouse is in need of serious repair which is not going to happen so all plants are now out in the "wilderness" lol Time for some tough love lol Due to the incredibly warm Dec. I finally got a tomato but I have vines 8 feet tall!! lol Gee, and my plan was to corner the tomato market this year. maybe next year?? gary