2019/07 July ORCHIDS Magazine

J&L Orchids turns 50 years old in July! 

Marguerite Webb and Cordelia Head treat us to the history of this venerable nursery located in Easton, Connecticut and its view to the future under its third set of owners.  Art Chadwick and his father continue their series on United States First Ladies and their namesake cattleyas with an installment this month on Rhyncholaeliocattleya Melania Trump and Philip Seaton treats us to the Venezuelan native Cattleya quadricolor

Rounding out the July issue, Carol Zakahi treats us to an historical perspective on orchids, and Vanilla planifolia in particular, on the big island of Hawaii.

 

 

 

 

Also in this issue

  • A Journey of a Lifetime - The Adventures of an Orchid Hunter
  • Fifty Years and Still Growing - J&L Orchids
  • First Ladies and their Cattleyas - Rhyncholaeliocattleya Melania Trump
  • For the Novice - Apical Dominance and Growth Patterns
  • Genus of the Month - Thunia
  • In Search of Cattleya Quadricolor
  • Lindleyana - Cynorkis xranaivosonii
  • New Refugium Botanicum - Angraecum sesquipedale
  • Orchids Illustrated - Coelogyne
  • Spotlight - Orchids in Watercolor: Paphiopedilum Gloria Naugle
  • Tom's Monthly Checklist - July: The Festive Month

 

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2019/07 July ORCHIDS Magazine

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J&L Orchids turns 50 years old in July! 

Marguerite Webb and Cordelia Head treat us to the history of this venerable nursery located in Easton, Connecticut and its view to the future under its third set of owners.  Art Chadwick and his father continue their series on United States First Ladies and their namesake cattleyas with an installment this month on Rhyncholaeliocattleya Melania Trump and Philip Seaton treats us to the Venezuelan native Cattleya quadricolor

Rounding out the July issue, Carol Zakahi treats us to an historical perspective on orchids, and Vanilla planifolia in particular, on the big island of Hawaii.

 

 

 

 

Also in this issue

  • A Journey of a Lifetime - The Adventures of an Orchid Hunter
  • Fifty Years and Still Growing - J&L Orchids
  • First Ladies and their Cattleyas - Rhyncholaeliocattleya Melania Trump
  • For the Novice - Apical Dominance and Growth Patterns
  • Genus of the Month - Thunia
  • In Search of Cattleya Quadricolor
  • Lindleyana - Cynorkis xranaivosonii
  • New Refugium Botanicum - Angraecum sesquipedale
  • Orchids Illustrated - Coelogyne
  • Spotlight - Orchids in Watercolor: Paphiopedilum Gloria Naugle
  • Tom's Monthly Checklist - July: The Festive Month

 

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