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Sutherland Shire Orchid Society July 2018

Articles This Month:

General Minutes

You Grew It

SSOS Winter Show

Review

President:

Jan Robinson

[email protected]

Secretary:

Rhonda Jackson

[email protected]

0407 458 784

Editor: Richard Dimon

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SSOS ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING

Minutes – 14 May 2018

Jan welcomed our members and guests, Mark

Charleston, Maria Bootland, Noelene Weatherby

and Cheryl Spencer. Frank Daniel motioned that

the May minutes were accurate. Carried.

Correspondence received

Newsletters from Orchid societies - OSNSW Orchid

News, Eastern Suburbs, Blue Mountains & Penrith

Districts, and North Shore Orchid Societies

Flyer for Kempsey Speciosum Spectacular, Native

Species & Hybrid Show from 31 August to 2

September at Macleay Valley Motor Cycle Track,

Kempsey

Correspondence outgoing

Letter to Reverend Oto V Faiva inviting him to

attend a General Meeting and permission to use

the Crying Room

New Member - Boglar Gertner in Novice class.

TONIGHT: Gary Hart presented an overview of the

different types of Bulbophylums with a view to

sparking the interest of members in growing these

orchids. His photos demonstrated the beautiful

and varied flowers that they produce. He brought

along some from his collection to show how

different types are grown and kindly gave two

cuttings for the raffle.

SSOS Calendar

Monthly Meetings:

July 9: Speaker: Jan Robinson – Why every

orchid lover needs to go to Singapore

August 13: Plan Clinic Night

September: George Birss & Mike Hitchcock

(TBC)

October: Gary Hodder to talk on Indian

Dendrobiums

Upcoming Events:

July 8: SSOS Bunnings BBQ

July 18: AOC Conference Display Setup

July 20-22: AOC Conference “Orchids in the Foothills,” includes plant sales & guest speakers

Aug 3-5: National Orchid Extravaganza, Dural

Aug 17-19: St Ives Orchid Show

Aug 29: SSOS Spring Show Setup

Aug 30-Sept 1: SSOS Spring Show

Oct 3: Southern Orchid Spectacular Display Setup

Oct 5-7: Southern Orchid Spectacular Show

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JULY: David Brooks will talk on soft cane

Dendrobiums

AUG: Plant clinic night

SEPT: George Birss & Mike Hitchcock (TBC)

OCT: Gary Hodder to talk on Indian Dendrobiums

ITEMS OF INTEREST

To encourage novices and retain new members

the 30 minute discussion group before monthly

general meetings in the Cry Room will be

recommenced. The first meeting will be held in

July and will provide general information about

the structure of an orchid and what orchids are

good for Novices to start with. It will commence at

7:30pm.

The AOCC2018 Committee are still calling for

volunteers to assist in the running of the

conference on Friday 20 to Sunday 22 July. As a

volunteer, your entry will be free all day for their

services but not to the speaker program. Time

slots still available are Saturday and Sunday 8.00

am-12.30 pm and 12.30-5.00pm. You are asked to

contact Toni Benton on 4754 5480 or send an

email to [email protected].

The Society is entering 2 tables in Class D, Table

Top Display in the AOC Conference in July. With

Setup being on Wednesday 18th July, people who

are entering plants need to take them to Jan's

house on Tuesday 17th July. Jan and George will

transport the plants to the conference however

depending upon the number of plants being put

in the display, more than Jan's and George's cars

may be required to transport the plants on

Wednesday and return them on Sunday. If

anyone would like to assist with transporting the

plants, please contact Jan on 9520 6920. Gary

Hodder kindly volunteered his car.

Bunnings BBQ will be held on 8 July. The volunteer

roster was circulated for members to put their

name against.

Our Winter Show will be held this Thursday, Friday

and Saturday. The volunteer roster was circulated

for members to put their name against. Show

setup will be on Wednesday. Plants may be

brought in from 2 – 5 pm. If you cannot make it

during this time, you can make arrangements with

someone to take your plants. Please complete

the booking in sheets and yellow cards for your

plants. If you are putting plants on the sales table

you need to use the yellow tags , which can be

obtained from John Costa. Bunnings provided

$150 in sponsorship and not $250 as previously

advised. We also received a cheque for $300

from SSC Bushcare. Orchids Supplies by George

and Mike are providing $300 in sponsorship.

Members were asked to take some flyers to

distribute or to put on a shopping centre or

suburban notice boards. Taren Point Public School

will advertise the show on their electronic display.

Unfortunately the Sutherland Shire edition of the

Leader only published the Show details for

Thursday. and not Friday and Saturday.

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Please note that the committee has voted to NOT

sell any orchid species or hybrids that are native

to NSW on our sales table at our winter show.

Under the new law which came into affect earlier

this year, our Society needs a licence to sell NSW

native species and native hybrid orchids to the

public. This includes ANY orchid hybrid that

contains a species that is native to NSW. The aim

of this new law is not directly targeted at individual

growers and societies, but is instead aimed to stop

the illegal collection from the wild and sale of our

protected orchid species and other plants. The

committee is currently looking into obtaining a

licence for the Society, however as the penalties

for not complying with these requirements is

considerable the Society won't have a licence in-

time for the Winter Show. Therefore no sale of

these orchids will be allowed at our Winter Show.

The only exception being if growers already have

their own personal licence to sell NSW native

orchids. This law only applies to the public sale of

orchids, and does not apply to private sales and

the sales table at our monthly meetings.

Our auction last month was very successful with

the Society's commission being $475 plus $220 for

the sale of Gordon Kay’s 6 donated plants,

totalling $695. This is an improvement on last

year’s effort. The standard of plants offered was

high and buyers would have gone home satisfied.

Novice member's draw of Gordon Kay's orchid -

June Black

Name badge draw – Col Brandon

Lucky plants - Not drawn. These will be drawn at

the July meeting.

President's award - Lee Buivid's Gungora

Raffle - Jan Robinson, Chris Bannell, Sandra Crosby

(2), Jenny Sharpham, Robert Cawley, Pat Dos

Santos, Mark Charleston.

Next meeting: 9 July 2018

YOU GREW IT

Tuberolabium kotoense –

exhibited by Irene and Ian Chalmers

Pronounced : too – ber – oh - LAY – bee – um

Found only in Taiwan in montane* forests at

elevations around 300 metres making it a hot

growing sympodial* epiphyte*.

This miniature species is from the Vandaceous

family but has the growth habits of a Phalaenopsis

and grows best under Phalaenopsis conditions. It

has thick leathery leaves that grow to about 10

cms.

It is best grown mounted on tree fern or cork to

best display the pendulous inflorescence that are

about 15 to 25 cm and emerge from between the

leaves. The inflorescence carry between 10 to 40

tiny flowers are 1 to 1.5 cm waxy in appearance and

open simultaneously. The flowers are white and

the labellum* is white with a purple fringe and are

very fragrant.

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A hot house grower should be mounted or grown

in a small pot with chunky, quick draining mix.

Grow in semi shade, no direct sun, high humidity

and even moisture but does not like to stay wet.

NOTE:

Montane – inhabiting mountainous country.

Sympodial – growing from a new lead forming a

new pseudobulb with each growth.

Epiphyte – Most orchids are epiphytes. They

attach to tree branches and trunks but are not

parasites.

Labellum – the lip of the orchid.

Dendrobium tiongii

– exhibited by Lee Buividis

This large warm growing epiphyte, from the

Philippines, that is found growing at elevations of

500-1000 metres. The long canes can grow to over

one metre in length and despite their length are

usually erect. The elongate* stems have papery

leaves on the upper 2/3’s of the canes.

The blooms appear on the opposite side of the cane

to the leaves. The very short inflorescence* can

have up to 40 smallish flowers. The bunched,

arrangement of flowers are yellow to orange with a

bright red blotch at the junction of the side lobes

and the labellum.

A species very similar is Dendrobium

bullenianum. The major differences being that

Dendrobium tiongii has erect stems no matter how

long and the flowers are solid in colour and never

stripped as with D. bullenianum.

NOTE : Elongate – stretched or extended

Inflorescence – the shoot or stick that the flowers are arranged on that arises from the plant.

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Dendrobium secundum –

exhibited by Peter Ng

Commonly referred to as the “toothbrush orchid”,

relating to the spray of flowers on the

inflorescence.

Found throughout S.E.Asia to the Philippines in

semi deciduous dry lowland forests growing from

sea level to 700 metres. A hot to warm grower has

semi pendulous sulcate* stems that taper at both

ends.

The inflorescences appear on last year’s mature

leafless canes usually towards the end of the cane

and are 12 to 15cm in length and have up to 50

waxy, glossy, fragrant flowers that do not open

fully and all face in the one direction and on one

side of the inflorescence giving the appearance of

a tooth brush. The colour varies from pale pink to

magenta with an orange labellum.

This orchid is best mounted to accommodate the

pendulous habit of the plant but can be grown well

in a pot. The pot should be as small as possible and

allowed to dry out between watering. Resume

water and fertiliser after a winter rest period when

the new grows appear in spring.

NOTE:

Sulcate – grooved or furrowed

Cadetia collina

– exhibited by Richard Dimon

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Pronounced: ka – DET – ee – ah

Native to Papua and New Guinea, found at

elevations of 60 to 900 metres, growing on smooth

barked limbs of large trees in seasonally dry

lowland forests.

This orchid is from the Dendrobium “subtribe” but

is very different to most dendrobiums. This robust

small hot growing epiphyte has single globulous*

leaves and has a growth habit somewhat similar to

that of a Pleurothallis. The inflorescence is short,

about ½ cm and emerges from the base of the

leaf, sometimes two from the same point. The

inflorescence has a single flower that is about 1cm

across. The flower has white petals and sepals with

a white lip that has a rose-pink fringe around the

lip.

Cadetia grow very similar to tropical

bulbophylums.

NOTE:

Globulous – almost round or rounded on each end.

SSOS Winter Show

– A big success!

Well done to you 28 members who

exhibited plants in our Winter Show, every orchid

added a bit of colour and interest to our Show

Benches. Everyone had been saying that they

wouldn’t have many flowers out for the Show but

we still ended up with 151 plants benched, a very

good effort. Congratulations to Sandra and Tony

for winning Grand Champion as well as Reserve

Champion. Their grand champion plant,

Oncidium sotoanum ‘Joy’ HCC/AOC, was

magnificently flowered and won Best Specimen as

well as Champion Species. Sandra told me that

their lovely plant had been bought as only a very

small seedling from the late Neville Roper years

and years ago when our shows were still at Swanes

Nursery. Their Reserve Champion and Champion

Native Species or Hybrid, Dendrobium Hilda

Poxon ‘G100’, was also very well flowered and also

won second –best specimen plant. As our best

species plant, ‘Joy’ has been entered into the

Affiliated Societies annual competition, as has

Hilda Poxon ‘G100’ as our best hybrid of the show.

Thank you, Gary Hodder, for taking the

professional quality photos of these two

competition entries.

Champion Cymbidium Hybrid was won by

Archie with his stunning yellow Clarence Glory x

Amber Harvest. To fill the empty show bench

tables along the windows, Archie brought in more

cymbidiums that were not entered into the judging

but helped to fill the room with flowers, thank you

so much, Archie. Archie also sourced the beautiful

raffle prize orchids for us—and weren’t they a big

hit! We sold heaps of raffle tickets and two of our

own members won two of the four prizes, although

how Heath is going to fit that big cymbid into his

already-crowded collection is anyone’s guess.

Good luck with that, Heath.

Speaking of stunning yellow, if you think

you might have seen that huge paph before that

won Champion Paphiopedilum Hybrid, you are

right. John Costa got Paph Sheerline ‘Rondo’ from

Cheryl who has also won a Championship or two

with the “mother plant” Sheerline ‘Rondo’ over the

8

years. If there are any spare pieces of ‘Rondo’

around, John or Cheryl, I know a few members

who would love to acquire them.......!

Vic Petrovski did very well, winning both

Champion Laeliinae Hybrid and Champion

Oncidiinae Hybrid. Did you happen to notice the

unusual name of Vic’s champion catt? It was

Cattleya TA2 which was the only name on this

particular flask that Vic bought some years ago.

Another plant out of this same flask won

Champion Laeliinae Hybrid this year at the Royal

Easter Show and Vic reminded me the flower was

completely different from this one and obviously

came out a lot earlier! You never know what you

are going to get out of a flask.............

Sandra and Tony also won Champion

Pleuro Hybrid or Species with Masd. Bridie ‘Dawn

Moon’ and the Chalmers Duo of Ian and Irene took

out Champion Other Orchid with yet another

stunning yellow flower, their beautiful lycaste

seedling with a name worth remembering: Lycaste

Auchita x Mpm Kage-Yuki Mito, how’s that for a

mouth full? Cheryl Matheson won Champion

Orchid Exhibited by a Novice, Intermediate or

Junior with not Paph Sheerline ‘Rondo’ this time,

but with Oncid Wildcat ‘Carmela.’ Well done,

Cheryl, your days in the Intermediate division are

numbered!!

Wal Chapman as usual brought a lovely

table top display that drew a lot of interest from

the public. How about for our Spring Show, a few

more of you put in a table top and give Wal some

competition?

The Show was very successful

financially as well, we more than covered our costs,

so it was definitely a “Winner, Winner, Chicken

Dinner” as one of my American cousins would say!

If you have any feedback about our Winter Show,

whether positive or negative, please let one of the

Committee members know on Monday night as we

are already planning the Spring Show. Thanks

again to everyone who participated in the Winter

Show, a lot of volunteer hours went into making it

such a success. Special thanks go to George and

Mike, whose business ‘Orchid Supplies by George

& Mike’ generously sponsor the prize vouchers for

first and second place winners.

What’s next on our show agenda? The AOC

Conference this month, the Society is putting on a

two table top display which hopefully we will have

enough orchids to fill. Come to our monthly

meeting on Monday night and find out more about

this event.

Submitted by Jan Robinson

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Monthly Judging Results –

JUNE 2018

PLANT OF NIGHT

Winner Paph. Hsinying Malone 'Ollie' S T Ho

OPEN CLASS HYBRID

Winner Paph. Hsinying Malone 'Ollie' S T Ho

OPEN CLASS SPECIES

Winner Paph. villosum 'Keith' S T Ho

INTERMEDIATE JUDGES CHOICE

Winner Colm. Wildcat 'Cheetah Silver'

R Crawley

NOVICE & JUNIOR JUDGES CHOICE

Winner Lc. Cariad's Mini-Quinee 'Angel Kiss'

B Gertrner

PRESIDENT'S CHOICE

Winner Gongora pardina L Buivids

CLASS # 1 AUSTRALIAN NATIVES

1st Den. lichenastrum O Sutton

2nd Den. taylorii

I & I Chalmers

3rd Oberonia neocaledonica

I & I Chalmers

4th Den. monophyllum C Brandon

CLASS # 2 PAPHIOPEDILUMS SPECIES

1st Paph. villosum 'Keith' S T Ho

2nd Paph. insigne

I & I Chalmers

3rd Paph. spicerianum P. Ng

4th Paph. affine H Myers CLASS # 3 LAELIINAE OVER 110MM (CLASSICAL SHAPE)

1st Blc. Chia Lin 'New City' W McEvoy

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2nd Blc. Burdekin Bells 'Mary' S.Crosby/T.Costa

3rd Blc. Queen Sirikit 'Diamond Crown' P. Ng

4th Blc. Sanyung Ruby 'Grand Dradon'

W McEvoy

CLASS # 4 NOVELTY PAPHIOPEDILUMS

1st Paph. Hsinying Malone 'Ollie' S T Ho

2nd Paph. Gael 'Camira' S T Ho

3rd Paph. Maudiae x Kamikane Paradise

V Petrovski

CLASS # 5 LAELIINAE OVER 80MM UP TO & INCLUDING 110MM (CLASSICAL SHAPE)

1st Lc. Mini Purple 'Castle Blend'

L Buivids

2nd Blc. Burdekin Girl x Dal's Ambition P. Ng

3rd Lc. Supersonic 'Striking Lips'

L Buivids

4th Blc. Memoria Anna Balmores

L Buivids

CLASS # 6 PAPHIOPEDILUM

1st Paph. Orchilla 'Chilton' S T Ho

2nd Paph. Kalkari x Sioux S T Ho

3rd Paph. Lee Yong Ho S T Ho

4th Paph. Orchilla 'Chilton' S.Crosby/T.Costa

CLASS # 7 LAELIINAE (NON CLASSICAL SHAPE)

1st Epi. Sunburst S.Crosby/T.Costa

CLASS # 7a CLUSTER LAELIINAE

1st Ctna Why Not M Luk CLASS # 8 LAELIINAE UP TO & INCLUDING 80MM (CLASSICAL SHAPE)

1st Sl. Jungle Gem 'Kelsey' M Luk

2nd Slc. Beaufort 'Sha' S.Crosby/T.Costa

3rd Slc. Jungle Candy S.Crosby/T.Costa

4th Rlc.The Ruby Girl 'Firebird'????

P Sanaphay

CLASS # 9 AUSTRALIAN NATIVE HYBRIDS

1st Den. Esme Poulton 'T' C Brandon

2nd Den. Esme Poulton 'T' C Brandon

3rd Den. Korawin x Barbara Tulloch

S.Crosby/T.Costa

4th Den. Topaz Dream S.Crosby/T.Costa

CLASS # 9A DENDROBIUM SPECIES EXOTIC

1st Den. tiongii L Buivids

2nd Den. cuthbertsonii

I & I Chalmers

3rd Den. secundum 'Dark' P Ng

4th Den. moniliforme L Buivids

CLASS # 10 SPECIES ASIAN (Elsewhere not Included)

1st Tuberolabium kotoense

I & I Chalmers

2nd Bulb. longipetalum

I & I Chalmers

3rd Den. verstagii R Dimon

CLASS # 10B ONCIDINAE SPECIES

1st Lockhartia oerstedii

I & I Chalmers

2nd Onc. sotoanum

W & J Chapman

3rd Onc. onustum S.Crosby/T.Costa

CLASS # 11A COELGYNINAE SPECIES

1st Coel. assamica L Buivids

2nd Dendc.cobbianum O Sutton

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3rd Dendc. luzonense

I & I Chalmers

4th Dendc. luzonense

P Sanaphay

CLASS # 12 SEEDLING

1st Paph. fairrieanum S T Ho

2nd Paph. Macabre H Myers

3rd Paph. Shun Fa Golden S T Ho

4th Lc. Netrasiri Doll x Lucky Strike

P Sanaphay

CLASS # 13 ONCIDIUM HYBRIDS 60MM AND UNDER

1st Onc. Twinkle

I & I Chalmers

2nd Ionocidium Popcorn

I & I Chalmers

3rd Onc. Golden King S.Crosby/T.Costa

4th Onc. Wildcat 'Red Star'

V Petrovski

CLASS # 14 PHALAENOPSIS

1st Phal Unknown

I & I Chalmers

CLASS # 15 ONCIDIUM HYBRIDS OVER 60mm

1st Onc. Olympia 'Jacqui'

W & J Chapman

2nd Bllra.Diana Dunn

V Petrovski

3rd Bllra Tahoma Glacier 'Green'

S.Crosby/T.Costa

CLASS # 16 MISCELLANEOUS HYBRIDS

1st Unknown M Luk

2nd Phrag. Eric Young

I & I Chalmers

3rd Zygo. Blanchetown M Luk

4th Bulb. Hybrid

I & I Chalmers

CLASS # 17 DENDROBIUM HYBRIDS

1st Den. Yoshige 'Fantasy'????

V Petrovski

2nd Den. Burbank Candy x Autumn Show

V Petrovski

3rd Den. Elanor Chan P Ng

CLASS # 18 VANDACEOUS

1st Asda. Muang Thenn x V. Javierae????

M Dimon

CLASS # 21A PLEUROTHALLIDINAE HYBRIDS

1st Masd. Charisma x Rubicon

S.Crosby/T.Costa

2nd Masd. Charisma x Carousel

S.Crosby/T.Costa

3rd Masd. Kimball's Sun 'Red Face'

S.Crosby/T.Costa

4th Masd. Blazing Wing 'Winter Fire'

S.Crosby/T.Costa

CLASS # 21B LAELIINAE SPECIES

1st Isabelia violacea f. alba

I & I Chalmers

2nd Arpophyllum spicatum

I & I Chalmers

3rd L. percivaliana 'Summit'

W & J Chapman

4th Isabelia violacea

I & I Chalmers

CLASS # 22 MINITURE CYMBIDIUMS UNDER 60mm

1st Cym. Artful Magic 'Martina'

V Petrovski

2nd Cym. Corona 'Golden Wheel'

V Petrovski

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CLASS # 23 SPECIES OTHER (NOT ELSEWHERE INCLUDED)

1st Gongora pardina L Buivids

2nd Liparis condylobulbon M Luk

3rd Mormolyca ringens M Luk

4th Angraecum magdalenae L Buivids

CLASS # 23A OTHER PLEUROTHALLIDINAE SPECIES

1st Rest. falkenbergii

I & I Chalmers

2nd Rest. Spp.

I & I Chalmers

3rd Rest. brachypus

I & I Chalmers

4th Rest. Spp. S.Crosby/T.Costa

CLASS # 28 NOVICE - LAELIINAE

1st Lc. Cariad's Mini-Quinee 'Angel Kiss'

B Gertrner

CLASS # 33 INTERMEDIATE - NATIVE SPECIES & NATIVE HYBRIDS

1st Sarco. Red Imp R Jackson

CLASS # 34 INTERMEDIATE - LAELIINAE

1st Rls. Lo's Magic Love 'Dandy' H Chen

2nd Lc. Santa Barbara 'Sunset'

R Crawley

CLASS # 35 INTERMEDIATE - MISCELLANEOUS

1st Colm. Wildcat 'Cheetah Silver'

R Crawley

2nd Onc. Jungle Monarch 'Pacific Pride'

C Matheson

3rd Onc. Unknown

C Matheson

4th Hwra. Lava Burst 'Paunami'

R Crawley

CLASS # 36 INTERMEDIATE - SPECIES

1st Paph. insigne R Jackson

2nd Eria. convallariordes??? H Chen

CLASS # 41 JUNIORS

1st L. anceps J Sutton

SSOS Winter Show Results

Class# Prize Exhibitor Plant GRAND CHAMPION

Tony Costa & Sandra Crosby

Onc. sotoanum 'Joy' HCC/AOC

RESERVE CHAMPION


Den Hilda Poxon 'G100'

CHAMPION CYMBIDIUM HYBRID

Archie Mitsios

Cym Clarence Glory 'Dural' x Amber Harvest 'Dural'

CHAMPION PAPIOPEDILUM HYBRID

John Costa Paph Sheerline 'Rondo'

CHAMPION OTHER HYBRID

I & I Chamers

Lyc Auchita x Mpm Kage-Yuki Mito

CHAMPION NATIVE SPECIES OR HYBRID



CHAMPION ONCIDIINAE HYBRID

Vic Petrovski

Oncidium Sharry Baby 'Sweet Fragrance'

CHAMPION SPECIES Tony Costa & Sandra Crosby


CHAMPION LAELIINAE HYBRID

Vic Petrovski

Cattleya TA2

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CHAMPION PLEUROTHALLIDINAE SPECIES OR HYBRID


Masd Bridie 'Dawn Moon'

CHAMPION ORCHID EXHIBITED BY AN INTERMEDIATE, NOVICE OR JUNIOR

Cheryl Matheson

Onc. Wildcat 'Carmela'

Class 1. Table Top Display

1st Wal Chapman

2nd no entry 3rd no entry

Class 2 Best Cymbidium, Red or Pink (flowers 60mm max.)

1st no entry

2nd no entry

Class 3 Best Cymbidium, Any Other Colour (flowers 60mm max.)

1st Vic Petrovski

Cym Nikkietta 'Ice on Fire'

2nd Vic Petrovski

Cym Butterfly Kisses 'Viridian'

Class 4 Best Intermediate Cymbidium (flowers over 60mm to 90mm max.)

1st Vic Petrovski

Cym Khan Flame 'OC'

2nd Wal Chapman

Cym Katydid 'Veridian' x Lunagrad 'Elanora'

Class 5 Best Standard Cymbidium (flowers over 90mm.)

1st Archie Mitsios

Cym Clarence Glory 'Dural' x Amber Harvest 'Dural'

2nd no entry

Class 6 Best Primary, Multifloral or

1st Vic Petrovski

Paph. Maudiae 'The Queen' x

Novelty Paphiopedilum

Kamikane Paradise (MC)

1st John Costa Paph. 'Vernon' Rinki

Class 7 Best Paphiopedilum, Red or Pink

2nd Tony Costa & Sandra Crosby

Paph. Orchilla Chilton

1st no entry

Class 8 Best Paphiopedilum, Green or Yellow

2nd John Costa Paph Sheerline 'Rondo'

1st no entry

Class 9 Best Paphiopedilum Spotted

2nd Vic Petrovski

Paph. TB Kaitlin's Star x Ulladulla "Maribo"

1st Peter Ng

Paph. Edith Sasso "Camira"x Blenhill "Camira

Class 10 Best Paphiopedilum Any Other Colour

2nd E. Beehag

Paph British Concord x Beverly Rhodes

1st E. Beehag Paph North Cascades

Class 11 Best Dendrobium Hybrid

1st Tony Costa & Sandra Crosby

Den Misaka Taki "Blue"

2nd I & I Chalmers

Den Aussie's Sweetness

Class 12 Best Vandaceous Hybrid

1st I & I Chalmers

Vanda hybrid unknown

2nd I & I Chalmers

Rhy Srisiam

Class 13 Best Phalaenopsis or Doritaenopsis Hybrid

1st I & I Chalmers

Phal. Hybrid unknown

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2nd no entry

Class 14 Best Hybrid Orchid Not Elsewhere Included

1st May Luk Zygo unknown

2nd I & I Chalmers

Phrag Eric Young

Class 15 Best Australian Native Species

1st George Birss

Den. prenticei

1st I & I Chalmers

Caditaa taylorii

Class 16 Best Australian Native Hybrid




Den Korawin x Barbara Tullock

Class 17 Best Oncidiinae Hybrid (flowers 60mm max.)

2nd Vic Petrovski

Oncidium Sharry Baby 'Sweet Fragrance'

1st Vic Petrovski

Oncidium Wildcat "Red Star"

Class 18 Best Oncidiinae Hybrid (flowers over 60mm.)

2nd Vic Petrovski

Colmanara Massai

1st I & I Chalmers

Oncid hybrid unknown

Class 19 Best Species Orchid – Asian (other than a Paphiopedilum or Native)

2nd George Birss

Den. lawesii var bicolour 'George'

1st John Costa Dendrochilum saccolabium

Class 20 Best Species Orchid – Other (other than Laeliinae o



r Pleurothallidinae)

2nd John Costa

Onc. sotoanum var. 'Grandiflorum'

Class 21 Best Laeliinae Species

1st John Costa Prosthecea cocleata

2nd John Costa Laelia compacta

Class 22 Best Paphiopedilum Species

1st John Costa Paph insigne

2nd Heath Myers

Paph affine

Class 23 Best Laeliinae Classical Shape (flowers up to 110mm)

1st Archie Mitsios

Lc Little Susie 'Orchidglades'

2nd E. Beehag Slc Bright Angel x C. Fire Fantasy

Class 24 Best Laeliinae Classical Shape (flowers over 110mm)

1st Vic Petrovski

Cattleya TA2

1st T Hyde Blc Golden Zello

Class 25 Best Laeliinae Non Classical Shape


Epicat unknown

1st May Luk C. Why Not x same

Class 26 Best Pleurothallidinae Hybrid


Masd Bridie 'Dawn Moon'


Masd John Tomachke 'Lou Reed'

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Class 27 Best Pleurothallidinae Species


Masd. stenorrhynchos

1st I & I Chalmers

Rstp falkenbergii

Class 28 Best Seedling Any Genera

2nd I & I Chalmers

Lyc Auchita x Mpm Kage-Yuki Mito

1st Heath Myers

Paph. Macabre

Class 29 Best Specimen (to be chosen from all classes)





Class 30 Best Paphiopedilum Hybrid

1st No entry

2nd No entry

Class 31 Best Native Orchid Species or Hybrid

1st No entry

2nd No entry

Class 32 Best Laeliinae Hybrid

1st B Gertner Lc. Cariad's Mini Quinee 'Angel Kiss'

2nd Margaret Spring

Slc Fire Lighter x Aussie Sunset

Class 33 Best Cymbidium Hybrid

1st Josephine Mula

Cymbid. Pharaohs Dream

1st Frank Daniel

Cymbid. My Sweet Ámy

Class 34 Best Species Orchid (other than a native)

2nd No entry

1st No entry

Class 35 Best Orchid Not Elsewhere Included

2nd No entry

1st No entry

Class 36 Best Paphiopedilum Hybrid

2nd No entry

1st No entry

Class 37 Best Native Orchid Species or Hybrid

2nd Rhonda Jackson

Sarc Nicky 'Cheer" x Fairy Scarlet

1st No entry

Class 38 Best Laeliinae

1st Robert Cawley

Lc. Santa Barbara 'Sunset'

2nd Hertbert Chen

Pot. Lo's Magic Love 'Dandy'

Class 39 Best Cymbidium Hybrid

1st No entry

2nd No entry

Class 40 Best Species Orchid (Other than a Native)

1st Rhonda Jackson

Paph insigne

2nd Hertbert Chen

Eria convallaroides

Class 41 Best Orchid Not Elsewhere Included

1st Cheryl Matheson

Oncid. Wildcat 'Carmela'

2nd Cheryl Matheson

Onc. Jungle Monarch 'Pacific Pride'

Class 42 Best Orchid Exhibited by a Junior

1st Jessica Sutton

Lalelia anceps

2nd No entry

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21st AOC Orchids in the Foothills Update -Vanilla

Challenge

The local community are participating in an

exciting initiative - the “Honour The Vanilla

Orchid" Challenge, to make people aware that

vanilla comes from an orchid plant (Vanilla

planifolia) and to celebrate the contribution of

vanilla to cuisine throughout history. Cafes and

restaurants in the Richmond-Windsor region have

created a “vanilla flavoured’ item for sale to

customers, preferably by using Australian grown

vanilla, with prizes to be awarded at the Opening

Ceremony.

Articles for the Bulletin

If you are interested in providing articles for our monthly bulletin

or any feedback on articles that you would like to see in the bulletin,

please email Richard Dimon at [email protected]

The articles can be on anything you like related to orchids. Pictures

to go with articles are also encouraged.

Disclaimer: The growing guides are provided only as a starting basis to cultivation. Local conditions in your area may require modification to these

suggestions. SSOS will not be responsible for the results of your cultivation practices. The opinions expressed in these articles are those of the author and not

those of SSOS, SSOS in no way endorses or supports any claims or opinions of said authors. Pictures provided by Pamela Davies, Jan Robinson, and Richard

Dimon and may not be used without the expressed permission of the photographer.

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