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“W.J.O.S. NEWS” July 2017

Wanneroo/Joondalup Orchid Society

Website: http://members.iinet.net.au/~emntee/WOS_News.htm All Correspondence to The Secretary P.O. Box 236, Kingsway, WA 6065.

9448 5840

Patron: Mrs Fay Deverell PRESIDENT Tony Watkinson Phone; 9342 3799 email: [email protected] SECRETARY Lynne; Phone; 9448 5840 email: [email protected] TREASURER Charly Hartman Phone; 9206 4589 email: [email protected] REGISTRAR Chris Cabassi Phone; 9246 3189 email: [email protected] EDITOR Tony Watkinson Phone; 9342 3799 email: [email protected] Next Meeting

Will be held, Thursday July 20th, 7.30pm, at the St. Lukes School at Woodvale. This is on the corner of Whitfords Ave and Duffy Terrace, Woodvale.

Visitors and New Members always welcome

TOPIC OF THE EVENING: Paphs with Trevor Burnett

WANNEROO/JOONDALUP ORCHID SOCIETY CALENDAR 2017

Please note that the time for set-up of displays between 8 & 9 am on the Thursday morning of the display. Plants can still be brought in after that time if it is more convenient. July 23rd - Bus Trip to Mandurah & SEOS Shows August 5 - 6 WA Orchid Spectacular @ Rendezvous Hotel, Scar-borough August 20th Sausage Sizzle @ Bunnings Joondalup September 2-3rd Winter Show; Aranmore College Hall Sept 8 - 9 WJOS Northlands Show (No2) (Judging 7pm on 7th) Oct 1st WJOS Workshop Oct 7 - 8 NDOS Show St Patrick’s 1st Ave Mt Lawley Oct 20 - 21 WJOS North Beach Disp Floral Arrangement For July - Orchids with wood For August - A reflection of orchids Don’t Forget The meeting on the 19th July at the Rendezvous Hotel to allow club volunteers the opportunity to familiarise themselves with the Rendezvous Hotel facilities for the upcoming WAOS. (see P8) And don’t forget to fill in your plant entry cards before coming to the WAOS. The entry cards are available from the registrars table at the July meeting. And give your plant names to Tony B so that he can make out the tags for the WJOS display And Don’t Forget Saturday July 23rd Bus trip to Mandurah & SEOS Shows. Bus

leaving from Giles Ave Padbury. Plenty of seats left. Also Cymbidium Show @ Ezi-Gro 29 - 30th July. Secretary Our secretary has announced that she will be standing down at the October AGM. So please have a think about this position and if you could fill it.

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WANNEROO/JOONDALUP ORCHID SOCIETY CALENDAR 2017

Please note that the time for set-up of displays between 8 & 9 am on the Thursday morning of the display. Plants can still be brought in after that time if it is more convenient. July 23rd - Bus Trip to Mandurah & SEOS Shows August 5 - 6 WA Orchid Spectacular @ Rendezvous Hotel, Scar-borough August 20th Sausage Sizzle @ Bunnings Joondalup September 2-3rd Winter Show; Aranmore College Hall Sept 8 - 9 WJOS Northlands Show (No2) (Judging 7pm on 7th) Oct 1st WJOS Workshop Oct 7 - 8 NDOS Show St Patrick’s 1st Ave Mt Lawley Oct 20 - 21 WJOS North Beach Disp Floral Arrangement For July - Orchids with wood For August - A reflection of orchids Don’t Forget The meeting on the 19th July at the Rendezvous Hotel to allow club volunteers the opportunity to familiarise themselves with the Rendezvous Hotel facilities for the upcoming WAOS. (see P8) And don’t forget to fill in your plant entry cards before coming to the WAOS. The entry cards are available from the registrars table at the July meeting. And give your plant names to Tony B so that he can make out the tags for the WJOS display And Don’t Forget Saturday July 23rd Bus trip to Mandurah & SEOS Shows. Bus

leaving from Giles Ave Padbury. Plenty of seats left. Also Cymbidium Show @ Ezi-Gro 29 - 30th July. Secretary Our secretary has announced that she will be standing down at the October AGM. So please have a think about this position and if you could fill it.

Please take note!! The meetings of the Wanneroo/Joondalup Orchid Society now take place at St Luke’s School at Woodvale. This is on the cor-ner of Whitfords Ave and Duffy Terrace, with the entrance to the parking area being on Duffy Tce Please take note of the mud map on the left Also.... The meeting will start at 7.30 as agreed to at the last gen-eral meeting. Please let other members know of these changes. For further info you can call me on 9342 3799 This was agreed to by members at the June meeting.

Results of the WJOS Meeting June 2017 Novice Section Laelineae Alliance 15B 1st Rlc. Spring Dawn ‘Top Row’ x Burdekin Delight ‘Dream Time’ John 2nd C. Pastoral Innocence John 15E 1st Lc. Sunmist Apricot x Lc.Flirtie x Slc. Tickerty Boo John 15F 1st Lc. Hsinying Pub ‘Albo Sanguinea’ John Australian Native Epiphyte 22B 1st Den. Intense Intense John 2nd Den. Korawin x Barbara Tulloch John 3rd Den. Hilda Poxon John Any Other Species 24B 1st Bulb. sandersoniae Charly 2nd Bulb. aureum Charly 3rd Bulb. makoyanum Charly

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WJOS News August 2017

Ezi-Gro Orchids are now Closed on Sundays

WA Orchid Spectacular A meeting has been arranged for members of orchid societies to visit the Rendezvous Hotel on the 19th July at 6pm, which will allow club volunteers the opportunity to familiarise themselves with the Rendezvous Hotel facilities. Please come along if you can, as all volunteers will receive the WAOS shirt to be worn during the event on this date. The arrangement for parking at the Wilson Parking Station has been changed again with the first 2 hour now free and $5 for the day, but extra free parking has now become available along the Esplanade, as the beach works gets closer to being finished. It seems that Scarborough Beach Road from the West Coast H/W to the beach will be open by the time of the Spectacular which will make it much easier to get to the hotel loading bay off Scarborough Beach Rd, which is the best entrance for our plants and equipment on the Friday set up. There are three lifts from the loading dock that will take you and your plants up to the lobby/ballroom level. One at the dock itself and two more down the corridor to the right. Please do not leave your vehicle in the loading dock area as it will be quite busy during the Friday morning. There will be a traffic controller on duty so please be patient. Orchids can also be dropped off at the front entrance but again, do not leave your vehicle there. There is a small lift at this entrance up to the hotel lobby. Come and join the fun.

Paphiopedilum Culture Notes (June/July) by Trevor Burnett With the cooler months upon us, watch your watering just to keep the plants moist but do not leave them wet. Always water in the morning to ensure the plants are dry by nightfall. I personally reduce my watering back to once every 14 days but may give additional watering if the weather is fine and sunny for 6 to 8 days in a row. Hopefully, a good proportion of our plants will be showing flower spikes. Continue staking plants using wire, meat skewers or small thin bamboo stakes. This time of the year you start to enjoy the fruits of your previous 12 months work with some of the early flowers now being in full bloom. If you are missing out on a great display starting to appear, now is the time to review your culture over the past 12 months and make any necessary changes to insure a great show next year. The smaller un-flowered plants will still require a require fertiliser on a fortnightly or monthly basis to keep the growth moving forward at ¼ to ½ strength. If you intend to get the plants ready for the various shows, this is the time to spend cleaning up the plants by removing any dead leaves and clean any dust from the leaves. Growers may use different methods of making their plants leaves look fresh and glistering by the use of white oil but I personally believe a little milk mixed with water wiped over the leaves does a wonderful job without that oily look. At this time of year most growers do not water plants overhead due to possible marking of flowers for shows. It is sound practice if time permits. While I do water overhead, after watering I ensure the pouch is emptied of water and excess water is not left on the remainder of the plant. This can be easily achieved by gently tapping the flower

Results of the June Popular Vote: George Webber Trophy : Paph. insigne Keith & Judy Popular Vote Open: Paph. insigne Keith & Judy Popular Vote Novice : Lc. Hsinying Pob ‘Albo Sanguinea’ John Floral Art : None

Paphiopedilum Culture Notes (June/July) by Trevor Burnett With the cooler months upon us, watch your watering just to keep the plants moist but do not leave them wet. Always water in the morning to ensure the plants are dry by nightfall. I personally reduce my watering back to once every 14 days but may give additional watering if the weather is fine and sunny for 6 to 8 days in a row. Hopefully, a good proportion of our plants will be showing flower spikes. Continue staking plants using wire, meat skewers or small thin bamboo stakes. This time of the year you start to enjoy the fruits of your previous 12 months work with some of the early flowers now being in full bloom. If you are missing out on a great display starting to appear, now is the time to review your culture over the past 12 months and make any necessary changes to insure a great show next year. The smaller un-flowered plants will still require a require fertiliser on a fortnightly or monthly basis to keep the growth moving forward at ¼ to ½ strength. If you intend to get the plants ready for the various shows, this is the time to spend cleaning up the plants by removing any dead leaves and clean any dust from the leaves. Growers may use different methods of making their plants leaves look fresh and glistering by the use of white oil but I personally believe a little milk mixed with water wiped over the leaves does a wonderful job without that oily look. At this time of year most growers do not water plants overhead due to possible marking of flowers for shows. It is sound practice if time permits. While I do water overhead, after watering I ensure the pouch is emptied of water and excess water is not left on the remainder of the plant. This can be easily achieved by gently tapping the flower

The Results of the Wanneroo/Joondalup Orchid Show at

North Beach in June 2017 Gr Champ & Champ Any Other - Catasetum Black Jade christyanum - Neil & Barbara Res Champ, Champ Phal - Phal Da-Chien Spider Beauty - Bruce Champ Cym - Cym Thumbs Up - Keith & Judy (Note registered name) Champ Paph - Paph spicerianum - Sandy & Tony Champ Aust Native - Den. bigibbum ’Blue’ - Mavis & Tony Champ Laelinae - C. Luna Orbit - John H Champ Dendrobium - Den Muang Thai - Neil & Barbara Champ Oncidinae, Species & Specimen - Gomesa crispa - Bruce Best Seedling in Show - Paph. Green Genes - Ray T (Note registered name) Best Orchid in Novice - Lc Hsinying Pub ‘Albo Sanguinea’ John P Best Laelinae in Novice - Lc Hsinying Pub ‘Albo Sanguinea’ John P Best Aust. Native in Novice - Den Korawin X Barbara Tulloch John P Congratulations to all the winners and many thanks to all who helped with entries and assisted with the roster.

Results of the WJOS Meeting June 2017 Open Section Laelinae Alliance 1A 1st L. ancep Noel & Eva 1B 1st Rlc. Burdekin Heights ‘Alison’ Bruce 2nd C. Lunar Orbit John 3rd Rlc. Dream Trader ‘Remake’ Bruce 1D 1st Ctna. Jamacia Red Mike & Jill 1F 1st Epc. Geradus Staal Bruce 2nd Gur. Hail Storm Noel & Eva 3rd C. intermedia var. amethystine x Rlc. Morning Glory [4n] (Registered as Bc Marg Putman) Neal & Barbara Cymbidium 2E 1st Cym. Delores Hoyt x Tom Thumb ‘Tamera’ Keith & Judy Paphiopedilum 3A 1st Paph. insigne Keith & Judy 2nd Paph. spicerianum Tony & Sandy 3D 1st Paph. TB Kaitlin’s Dance Tony & Sandy Oncidinae 6B 1st Onc. Taka Mike & Jill 6C 1st Onc. Heaven Scent ‘Redolence’ Mike & Jill 6D 1st Phychp. Mariposa Mike & Jill 2nd Dgmra. Olympic ‘Jacqui’ Mike & Jill Hybrids 11B 1st Bulb. Elizabeth Ann Buckelberry Tony & Sandy Seedling 121st Paph. Dark Hollow Tony & Sandy 2nd E. cochleata Keith & Judy

The Results of the Wanneroo/Joondalup Orchid Show at

North Beach in June 2017 Gr Champ & Champ Any Other - Catasetum Black Jade christyanum - Neil & Barbara Res Champ, Champ Phal - Phal Da-Chien Spider Beauty - Bruce Champ Cym - Cym Thumbs Up - Keith & Judy (Note registered name) Champ Paph - Paph spicerianum - Sandy & Tony Champ Aust Native - Den. bigibbum ’Blue’ - Mavis & Tony Champ Laelinae - C. Luna Orbit - John H Champ Dendrobium - Den Muang Thai - Neil & Barbara Champ Oncidinae, Species & Specimen - Gomesa crispa - Bruce Best Seedling in Show - Paph. Green Genes - Ray T (Note registered name) Best Orchid in Novice - Lc Hsinying Pub ‘Albo Sanguinea’ John P Best Laelinae in Novice - Lc Hsinying Pub ‘Albo Sanguinea’ John P Best Aust. Native in Novice - Den Korawin X Barbara Tulloch John P Congratulations to all the winners and many thanks to all who helped with entries and assisted with the roster.

Phychp. Mariposa Mike & Jill

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