Steer wrestling, a practice credited to legendary cowboy and rodeo star Bill Pickett, usually involves leaping onto a steer from the back of a specially trained horse. At the Madison
Put ramekins on a baking sheet. Bake for 25-35 minutes, until puffed and golden. Remove from oven, and let stand for 5 minutes. With a flexible spatula, remove strata to
The orchids featured in our story "Wall of Orchids" are found at Daniel Stowe Botanical Garden. The image that opened the story include 18 different hybrid orchids. Below you'll find
The orchids featured in our story "Wall of Orchids" are found at Daniel Stowe Botanical Garden. The image that opened the story include 18 different hybrid orchids. Below you'll find
The orchids featured in our story "Wall of Orchids" are found at Daniel Stowe Botanical Garden. The image that opened the story include 18 different hybrid orchids. Below you'll find
The orchids featured in our story “Wall of Orchids” are found at Daniel Stowe Botanical Garden. The image that opened the story include 18 different hybrid orchids. Below you’ll find the names of all 18, just in case you were wondering!
Orchids from Daniel Stowe Botanical Garden in Belmont
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1- Blc. Goldzelle x Pot. Little Toshie
(This is a miniature cattleya, the “Blc.” Is short for Brassolaeliocattleya and the “pot. Is short for Potinara)
2- Hawkinsara Sogo Doll ‘Little Angel’
3- Miniature Cattleya hybrid
4- Minature Cattleya hybrid
5- Dendrobium species
6- Standard Cattleya hybrid
7- Oncidium intergeneric hybrid
8- Standard Cattleya hybrid
9–Sophronitis cernua
(an orchid species native to Brazil, Bolivia, Paraguay and other areas of south America)
10- Degarmoara Winter Wonderland ‘White Fairy’
11- Strelitzia reginae
(also known as The Birds of Paradise plant)
12- Oncidium intergeneric hybrid
13- Psychopsis orchid or known as the butterfly orchid
14- Oncidium intergeneric hybrid
15- Degarmoara Winter Wonderland ‘White Fairy’
16- Dendrobium Hybrid
17- Cymbidium Hybrid
18- Dendrobium hybrid
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