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bwilliams Louisville, KY May 22, 2006

Here are a few odd balls in the greenhouse.

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bwilliams Louisville, KY May 22, 2006

Giant orchid

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raydio Bessemer City, NC(Zone 7b) May 26, 2006

Is that an Amorphophallus or are you happy to see me? ;-)

Robert.

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GrowHappy Nottingham, MD(Zone 7a) May 26, 2006

LOL@ Robert. Oh my goodness...

GH

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patootie Jacksonville, AR(Zone 7b) May 26, 2006

I first thought Amorphophallus too. Or is it an unusual
aristolochia, dutchmans pipe?
Come on Brian, tell us. Also what's the name on the orchid?

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Phrago Coldwater, MI(Zone 5b) May 27, 2006

IS the Orchid Bulbophylum fletcherianum?

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BamaBelle Headland, AL(Zone 8a) May 29, 2006

Oooh, I like the first one...and I love Robert's quip. He has a warped and twisted sense of humor...I love that in a fellow gardener!

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bwilliams Louisville, KY May 30, 2006

You got the orchid right this is Bulbophylum fletcherianum It has bloomed a few times for me. The other one is a Amorphophallus very similar to bulbifer in that it produces tubers on the leaves.

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Buttoneer Carlisle, PA(Zone 6b) Jun 16, 2006

I am cracking up. LOLOLOLOL.

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