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Another orchid this week, this one in dainty pinks...


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  1. Laura these are really stunning. Are these all ones you have grown yourself?
    Hugs,
    Annie x

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    1. They were bought originally, but the recent photos are ones that I've got to reflower. They all seem to be happy at the moment, which makes me happy!
      x

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  2. So pretty.

    thanks for tips the other week on how to look after them.

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  3. Such a beautiful Phalaenopsis (moth) Orchid I used to grow many orchids over the years but sadly now I don't have the time, they are such a delight when they flower. Thank you for sharing and also for visiting me.

    Hugs Eliza

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  4. You are so good with those orchids - I can't get them to last never mind re-flower! x Jo

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  5. Happy indeed! Gorgeous delicate flower

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  6. Wow! I've never managed to regrow orchids, how wonderful,
    Have a great weekend,
    Jo x

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  7. It s a very flowery week .... Gorgeous colour too. Guaranteed to raise a smile
    Janet

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  8. Hi Laura....orchids make me smile too, exquisite flowers. Enjoy your weekend Robyn

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  9. Very pretty Orchid there Laura. I love to see mine in the morning when I put the kettle on.
    I sometimes think about sharing pictures of mine on a Friday, but it would confuse everyone!! LOL.
    Haa Haa. Have a great weekend.
    Hugs
    xx

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