Looking good!

I've got some new 'anticipation' orchids going on too (finally---I thought someone had cast a sleeping spell over my yard!).

Oddly, my vanda's seem to like the cool weather we've been getting on & off...I haven't moved a single thing inside, and suddenly I have spikes!











I think my den. Yellow Song "Canary" is confused...it thinks it's spring...



My enc. alata is gearing up for spring, but this one takes a while...


I'm not sure what this is but it makes one or two little blooms at a time along the Gumby-like inflo! As the first ones die off, Gumby gets a little taller and it makes another flower or two, and keeps repeating that process for months it seems!


I got these two phaius (?) from Elaine....are these new leaves or blooms??

Ooops...one more:
trichoglottis amesiana on it's new mount:

I recognize the yard, Patty. How did your latest showing do?

Wow, looking good, Patty. You've got a flower spike on the Phaius in the black pot, I think. The other one may just be a new pb starting.

The last show went very well! I'm even doing it again in March! Thanks for asking.

Did you notice the Yellow Song "Canary"? It should look familiar---I pointed it out (hanging in the ficus tree) because it was just starting to make the buds....see how they've grown since you were here? I'll have to take another pic tomorrow because some of the flowers have opened up already!

How are your den's doing? Are they naked yet?? You haven't been giving them anymore water have you? Mine are almost totally naked, just a few little leaves left. I'm supposed to be getting a white one next month...I can't wait! That will make 3 varieties!

I'm So glad you came to my yard, Ken, I really enjoyed getting to meet you live and in-person!

THANKS, Elaine! A flower spike! YIPPEE!!!

Those two plants have not had a single drop of water. They have lost some leaves but are hanging on to some. Now I have some Clowesia and Fredclarkeara that also lose their leaves and will go through a (waterless) dormancy. In fact, the Clowesia are in full bloom without a single leaf. No water for them. The Fdk. are leafed out and won't go dormant until fall. I sure wish I could grow them all outside, year 'round like you, Patty.

@drdawg here's the "canary" this morning...singing in the sun!



I checked the phals this morning too...I'm impressed, considering I was ready to throw them all on the trash heap about a year ago!

Whoa, that one on the red cushion is going to be extraordinary. Keep us posted.

You have some great plants there, Patty. How tall are the canes of the 'Canary'?

Gosh Patty, both of those are loaded with buds..great color on your Canary!
I'm beginning to stage some plants to come back in for a few nights of cooler weather..most everyone will stay out but I'll bring the in bud and in flower kids in side!

Epc. Rene Marques 'Tyler' with a couple of buds..This one was going to bloom a couple of months ago but the spike got broken off during the pergola construction.



Bc. Kosh Wallis


C. Purple Cascade 'Fragrant Beauty'



both of my Jfk. Apple blossom ( pink and yellow) have a couple of spikes each.



Gcy. Epiorange



Rby. Haiku Dawn 'Sunshine and Raspberries' with one lonesome bud



Lc. Blazing Treat



Blc. Ports of Paradise'GGG' with a couple of buds..first time for this plant to bloom.



Eny. Suncoast Sunflares with 4 spikes



Rth. Lily Marie Alamas 'MGR' with 3 spikes






I think this is another Glorious May..I might have bought 2 plants with similar but different tags



Rth. Coral Gold 'Pacific Rainbow' another duplicate plant with what might be yellow flowers.



Rdcm. Radient Charm X Tol. Elfin Star 'Kosaki' with 2 spikes.



Jfk. Joseph's Dream Coat



Chz. Sedona's Arizona Sunshine , first time for this plant to bloom



Gsp. Elizabeth Barnes, another first time to bloom plant with 3 spikes...I got this as a division from Paul Storm 'Mr. Schombo Catt' at his greenhouse near Sarasota last year.

You are just loaded with neat stuff there, Lindsey.

This is Rlc. (Blc.) Momilani Rainbow 'Waldor'. If you look closely below and to the left of the flower/leaf, you'll see a sheath growing. The other plant is a sister-plant.

That's a lot of great and lovely future bloom posts!!! Woohoo!

You have a LOT to 'anticipate' there Lindsey....amazing!

A first for me!
This was a bare root plant a year and a half ago.. now with two spikes.
Cym . Evening Star 'Twilight '

I would say awesome!!

Whoppie, Lindsey!

Spring is near.....
Bletilla Striata "Gotemba Stripes'

Nice Alice!..my Bletilla are missing in action.