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SOUTH AUSTRALIAN

ORCHID

BULLETIN

OCTOBER 2017

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ORCHID CLUB OF SOUTH AUSTRALIA - LIFE MEMBERS 1966 Neil Christoph† 1994 Enid Brooking

1970 H C England† 1996 Ted Chance 1974 Bernie Hansen† 1996 Marjorie Chance

1975 Rex Thompson† 1997 Eric Furness† 1975 Syd Monkhouse 1998 Cyril Clifford†

1976 John Lewis 1999 Don Nesbitt†

1978 Mick Chenoweth† 2001 Sally White 1979 Merv Strout† 2002 Richard Fishlock

1980 Colin Jennings† 2003 Bob Collins†

1984 Merv Donhardt† 2007 Reg Faulkner† 1985 Russell Schultz† 2007 Pat Faulkner

1985 Harry Lambert 2007 Peter Hills

1985 John Harris 2007 Coralie Hills

1985 Kath Harris† 2007 Judy Penny†

1985 Barbara Clayton 2008 David Harmer

1985 Lorraine Cottle 2008 Pat Harmer

1985 Myrnie Jennings 2009 Russell Job†

1986 Nick Packard† 2009 Edda Viskic

1987 Margaret Hewitt† 2010 Gordon Hewitt†

1987 Shirley Monkhouse 2012 Murray Baulderstone†

1988 Don Gallagher 2012 Leo Micenko

1988 Kel Staples 2014 John Gay

1990 Allan Sullivan† 2014 Bev Gay

1992 Bill White† 2014 Iain Kilpatrick

1992 Roy Hargreaves† 2015 Ron Yates

1994 Reg Shooter 2016 Graham Hein

† Denotes Deceased

CONTENTS

Life Members 2 October Day Group Speaker 6

Management Committee 3 October Night Group Speaker 7

Judges Roster for October 2017 4 Special Sarc Night Dinner 7

Notes for October 4 2017 Adelaide Royal Show Review 8

OCSA Next Workshop 5 2017 Adelaide Royal Show Champs 10

Revised Subscription Fee for 2018 5 From the Registrar for September 14

Beginners Group 5 September Monthly Results 16

September Day Group Report 6 Upcoming Meetings 16

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The Official Bulletin of The Orchid Club of S.A. Inc.

Patron: Mrs. Lan Le

Management Committee Members

President

Des Bettcher

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Flinders Park SA 5025

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Junior Vice President

Show Marshall

Trevor Camac

Ph. (08) 8396 4414

Editor

Danielle Mazurkiewicz

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Secretary

Edda Viskic

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Adelaide, S.A. 5001

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Registrar of Judges Wendy Lodge

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Education & Publicity

Trevor Garard

Ph. 0414 807 634

Committee Members

John Dunn

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Hilary Leisavnieks

Ph. 0407 600 077

Hon Treasurer

Graham Hein

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Banksia Park SA 5091

Ph. (08) 8396 1989

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Day Group Coordinator

Pat Harmer

Ph. (08) 8250 0718

Assist Registrar of Judges

Rayne Riggs

Ph. (08) 8280 9165

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Committee of The Orchid Club of South Australia Inc.

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JUDGES ROSTER FOR OCTOBER 2017

Open Division – Leader Graeme Hazledine with Rowan Crowhurst, John Gay

and recorder Robyn Soergel

First and OIS Division – Leader Noel Oliver with Ron Yates, Rayne Riggs and

recorder Sue Zerbe

Second Division – Leader Peter Haltis, Graham Zerbe, David Harmer and

recorder Terry Horne

Reserve Judges – James Argent, Pat Harmer

Computer – Bev Gay, Lesley Fenton

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NOTES FOR OCTOBER 2017

Regional Judges Panel meeting at Pulteney Grammar School, Monday 9th

October, at 7.30pm

OCSA Socializing with Sarcs Dinner at Enfield CC, on Saturday 4th November,

at 6pm.

OCSA Judges Panel meeting at Enfield CC, on Monday 13th November, at

7.30pm.

Found in Judging room at Enfield on 31st August, bundle of 75cm canes left

behind at end of meeting. See Registrar.

OSCA 5 October 2017

OCSA’S NEXT WORKSHOP

Club’ next new and old members’ workshop will be held on Saturday 11th

November 2017 (Remembrance Day) at the home of Diane Newton, and

the address is 6 Resolute Crescent, Hallett Cove, 5158. Members are asked

to bring a chair, and a plate to share of either a salad or dessert. All

attending members will be taking home plants with compliments of

President and Committee from donated plants. Might be advisable to bring

bag or box to carry home all your goodies.

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REVISED SUBSCRIPTION FEES FOR 2018

Committee has revised the membership fees for 2018 as follows:

For members who wish to continue receiving the Bulletin by post the fees

are as follows:

Single: $35:00 Joint/Family: $40:00

For members who wish to continue receiving the Bulletin by email or those members

who want to change to receiving the Bulletin by email, the fees are as follows:

Single: $25:00 Joint/Family: $30:00

For those changing from receiving the magazine by post to receiving it by email,

I will need your email address.

Graham Hein – Treasurer oooOooo

BEGINNER’S GROUP

Don’t forget the Beginners Group at the October Monthly Meeting from 7:15pm

to 7:45pm. There will be expert club growers to help new and older members in

the art of growing and cultivating orchids so come along early to increase your

knowledge.

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OSCA 6 October 2017

SEPTEMBER DAY GROUP REPORT

The attendance for our September meeting was very low with only 14 members

attending. I am sure this was only because of the Royal Show being on and the

inclement weather we have had lately. After welcoming my members, I gave

out several apologies and then welcomed two visitors who arrived just after I

started the meeting these being my dear orchid friends, Don and Barbara James

who I had not seen for many years since they moved to Queensland. It was

lovely to see them.

I then gave out information on our upcoming Spring Show here at the

Community Centre on the 23rd and 24th September and our Sarc. Dinner on

Saturday 4th November. I advised that bookings must be made by our next

meeting and also that payment be made then. Cost is $25.00 per head for a 3-

course meal. This will be a ‘Trivia Night’ which should be very entertaining.

I then welcomed our Guest Speaker Iain Kilpatrick who gave us an excellent

account of his long-time enjoyment with orchids which he named ‘Orchids

Down Memory Lane’. Some of the beautiful images of these orchids certainly

brought back a lot of memories of some of the most beautiful orchids that we do

not see around anymore. Some of Iain’s images included spectacular

Sarcochilus orchids together with some of the many interstate nurseries he and

Ros visited on some of their well-travelled holidays. Iain thank you so much we

thoroughly enjoyed your presentation.

Our ‘Lucky Member’ draw was won by Karl Haavisto. We only had a few

orchids presented on the day but they represented several different genera and

were very interesting. David gave us an excellent commentary on the plants with

a special mention of one very large specimen Australian Native which was very

stunning with so many flowers it was impossible to count them. This plant was

unnamed but we were pretty sure it was Den. gracilicaule. I must say a big

thank you to Enid Brown for bringing this plant in for all to enjoy.

After drawing the large raffle, I advised that Coralie Hills with her topic about

the AOC is the speaker for the October night Meeting and Richard Fishlock will

be our ‘Guest Speaker at the next Day Group Meeting with a presentation on the

wonderful genus Phalaenopsis.

I closed the meeting offering a nice hot cuppa and a closer viewing of the

orchids.

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OSCA 7 October 2017

OCTOBER DAY GROUP SPEAKER

Our next meeting will be held at the Enfield Community Centre, 540 Regency

Road, Enfield on Friday October 13th from 2.00 to 4.00 pm. Our Guest Speaker

will be Richard Fishlock with a presentation of the wonderful genus

Phalaenopsis. Richard has been growing and showing some very spectacular

Phallies for many years and I am sure he will pass on some very interesting

information on the culture of these wonderful orchids.

Pat Harmer – Day Group Co-ordinator

OCTOBER NIGHT GROUP SPEAKER

The Guest Speaker for the 5th October Meeting will be Coralie Hills who is a

Life Member of OCSA and has held many positions in volunteering over the

years. She is a Friend of the Australian Orchid Council and Editor of the

publication Orchids Australia. She has attended many national and international

orchid Conferences and has established a wide network of orchid contacts.

Coralie will share her historical perspective on the Australian Orchid Council

formed during the golden years of OCSA. It will be an interesting and insightful

presentation on how things have changed in orchid growing and showing in

Australia.

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SPECIAL SARC. NIGHT DINNER

4th November

Enfield Community Centre

540 Regency Road

Enfield

Members, just a reminder, the Sarc dinner is not that

far away. This is a great social night for the club so please set aside Saturday the

4th of November for a night of mixing socially with other members. I would

especially recommend this to you the new members in the club; you are most

welcome and you are also welcome to bring along your partners or a friend.

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This evening is set aside to enjoy the dainty Australian orchid Sarcochilus,

which normally doesn’t flower until a month after our Spring Show so if you

have any of these flowering at this time, please bring them along. There are two

separate prizes, the judge’s choice and the popular vote by the members. Put-in

time is from 4:30pm to 6:00pm with judging commencing at 6:00pm.

This year’s meal will be Italian that includes an entrée, main course and sweets

costing $25:00 per head.

It would be appreciated if you could please consider donating something for the

raffle table; in past years, there has been MANY prizes to win.

Please consider and see The Treasurer at the October meeting to book your

place. Payment is preferable at the October meeting but not essential; we need

to notify the caterer by mid-October how many will be attending. For those who

are unable to make this meeting or the October Day Group meeting please either

email me or ring me; my details are on page 3 of the magazine.

Graham Hein, Treasurer

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Royal Show Orchid Competition 2017

The thrill of the Adelaide Royal Show held annually during the first 10 days of

September is magical in that it fulfills all desires and cravings for the

extravagances of weird and wonderful experiences. The Orchid Competition

held in the Goyder Pavilion was a spectacular of Cymbidium and Phalaenopsis

blooms in full glory of Spring flowering. It was a late season and not many

Dendrobiums were opening but the Champions were there awaiting the judges.

Grand Champion and Champion Standard Cymbidium was Cym. Marilyn

Thomas, with two spikes of ten bright gold flowers with contrasting red

markings on the lips. The growers, The Three Amigos, also scooped the

Champion Intermediate Cym. with Cym. (Glory Days x Sleeping Dawn)

‘Royale’, a tall elegant pale yellow green white lipped with orange contrast

flowering spike, and Champion Miniature Cym. with Cym. (Delores x Tom

Thumb), a cascading profusion of green and maroon lipped blooms as well as

Champion Cut Flower with Cym. Warringa Winter. They were awarded a

Certificate of Excellence by the RA&HS.

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Winning the RA&HS Outstanding Achievement Award, Michael Willoughby

and Oui Ju grew the Champion Australian Native, Dendrobium Hewitt Glow

which was a mass of over 65 spikes of yellow cream flowers with red markings

on the lips. They also won Champion Paphiopedilum with a single large flower

of Paph. insigne 'Harefield Hall'. Their Champion Oncidinae was Hwra. Lava

Burst 'Pacific Sunrise' a dainty cascading raceme of orange blooms. Their

Champion Seedling, Den. [(Blushart x Rutherford Sunspot) x Tyabb] 'Rosy

Cheeks' thirty yellow star flowers edged with magenta, was very attractive.

Champion Laeliinae was Cattleya Aloha Case 'Ching Hua', two brilliant

magenta flowers grown by Graeme and Maureen Hazledine. The Group Display

winners were Gordon and Coralie Hime who also won Champion Zygopetalum

with Z. Kiwi Choice 'Highclere', a single spike of four flowers beautifully green

and brown, purple and spotty.

Champion Other Genera, Coelogyne Intermedia, cascading cream and yellow

lipped fragrant blooms was grown by Edda Viskic. Champion Novice Orchid

was won by Hilary Leisavnieks for a single bloom of Paph. Pop Monkhouse.

The RA&HS Certificate of Merit was awarded to Kildare College which also

won Champion School Orchid with Diuris Pioneer, a yellow and maroon native

terrestrial hybrid.

Best Orchid Display was won by Willunga High School with a clever snake in

the school library themed floral story. Many rewarding experiences were given

to the students in the Orchids in Schools Program mentored by The Orchid Club

of South Australia, during the Show by daily hands on potting demonstration

sessions on stage before a public audience. These confidence boosting times

were greatly appreciated by the parents and friends of Woodville High, Valley

View Secondary School, Kildare College, Willunga Primary and Willunga High

Schools.

The general public visiting the Orchid Displays during the duration of the Show

were very positive in their comments and took many selfies among the joyous

beauty of the flowers.

Written by Edda Viskic

OSCA 10 October 2017

Royal Show Orchid Competition 2017

Champions

Grand Champion, Champion Standard Cymbidium,

Winner Murray Baulderstone Trophy

Cym. Marilyn Thomas by The Three Amigos.

Champion Intermediate Cymbidium

Cym. (Glory Days x Sleeping Dawn) 'Royale'

by The Three Amigos.

Champion Miniature Cymbidium

Cym. (Delores x Tom Thumb)


Champion Cut Flower

Cym. Warringa Winter


Champion Australian Native

Den. Hewitt Glow 'Ross Watts'

by M. Willoughby and O. Ju.

Champion Paphiopedilum

Paph. insigne var 'Harefield Hall'


Champion Oncidinae

Hwra. Lava Burst ‘Pacific Sunrise’


Champion Seedling

Den. [(Blushart x Rutherford Sunspot x Tyabb] 'Rosy Cheeks'



Champion Laeliinae

Cattleya Aloha case 'Ching Hua'

by G. & M. Hazledine.

Champion Zygopetalum

Z. Kiwi Choice 'Highclere'

by G. & C. Hime.

Champion Group Display

T. & G. Camac Trophy

by G. & C. Hime

Champion Other Genera

Coelogyne Intermedia

by E. Viskic.

Champion Novice orchid

Paph. Pop Monkhouse

by H. Leisavnieks.

Champion Schools Display

by Willunga High School.

Champion School Orchid

R. Fishlock Trophy

Diuris Pioneer

by Kildare College.

Written by Edda Viskic


Grand Champion 2017 Royal Adelaide Show


FROM THE REGISTRAR FOR SEPTEMBER

Plant of Open Division and Plant of the Night

Judge Les Nesbitt and his Panel choose Laelia anceps ssp. dawsonii ‘Rachel’

owned by Steve Howard as plant of the Division and it easy to see why. It was

a large showy plant with 3 racemes of white flowers on tall stems. The flowers

actually change the colour of the labellum from year to year, white lip in cold,

blue lip in warm weather. There were 4 flowers per raceme, which is optimum

for the plant, and Sub species dawsonii comes from the Pacific side of Mexico,

and flowers later than the purple forms of the species.

Steve informs us that he grows this species orchid cool, hanging under 50%

shade cloth. It receives frequent watering in the summer, reducing to natural

rainfall in winter. He uses a mixture of Orchid Excellence fertilizer and Got the

Lot all year round. It is growing in medium bark (9/12mm). The plant has a

high flower count for the species, and he comments that the labellum colour

change seems to happen Australia wide. Another terrific plant from Steve’s

collection. Well grown and well-done Steve.

Plant of First Division Dendrobium

cuthbertsonii was chosen by the Panel led by

Graham Zerbe, and he mentions that there were

only 6 plants on the bench. The Dendrobium

seemed to be more flowers than actual plant. It

was first discovered in 1888, has received 211

awards, and can be grown sympodial/ epiphyte,

lithophyte or terrestrial. Its geographical

distribution is the Bismark Archipeligo and New

Guinea, growing from 750 meters to as high as

3,500 meters. The plant will not tolerate

continued high heat, and they require much

moisture in cultivation. Congratulations to Kris Kopicki for bring bringing in

such a wonder species orchid for members to see.


Kris comments that he grows his Den. cuthbertsonii in intermediate conditions,

watering lots, using rainwater most days, except in winter. He fertilizers using

Seasol or Powerfeed, giving light food often. The plant is growing in scoria,

with moss on top. He bought the plant in a flask, and found it difficult to de-

flask, but once established, it hasn’t been too difficult to grow, just keep it out

of 40° plus weather.

Plant of Second Division

Judge John Lampard led the panel

in Second Division and they

eventually choose the plant of

Serapias Den’s Surprise owned by

Rayne Riggs. The species

originally come from Europe and

grown naturally in cool to cold

conditions. Unlike most orchids we

see on benches, this is a terrestrial

Orchid which grows in a mix that is

mostly sand (but feels like

concrete). This hybrid is dark red in

colour and quite a high percentage of flowering bulbs make a very attractive

plant. It is a primary hybrid made up of Serapias (neglecta x vomeracea)

registered in 2015 by Rayne’s father Les Burgess.

Rayne tells us the she grows this hybrid Serapias cool, getting watered all year

round and does not let it dry out. She uses Blood and Bone as fertilizer and the

plant is growing in a mix of 50% river sand and 50% potting mix. It flowers in

springtime and when flowers die down, they are not dead but have started to

form tubers. Rayne says when potting them on, put the bigger tubers in one pot

and place smaller ones into another pot.

A really well grown pot full Rayne, continue the good work.


Plant of OIS Division

James Argent was one of the judges who looked

at the plants in Schools Division and explained

that they chose Cyrtostylis robusta from the 4

plants on the bench. This tiny terrestrial species

is native to Australia, mainly in the southern

states, thriving in the heathland and Mallee

regions. There were 6 tubers in the pot, but only

one was flowering as the other tubers were not

big enough to flower. There were 6 lovely

flowers in the raceme. Well done to the students

at Kildare College.

Les Nesbitt is Mentor to the students at Kildare, and he comments that the

students grow the plant cool, watering it from Autumn to Spring. It is growing

in a mix of sand and native orchid potting mix, and it receives Blood and Bone

when being repotted. It is a local species that grows in colonies and is commonly

known as the Early gnat orchid.

It was a fairly quiet night for the judges, but thank you to those members who

bought plants in for judging. To those who put plants in the Royal Show, well

done, especially those who won rosettes or ribbons. Our next Show will be held

on weekend of 23/24th September, with judging being on Friday 22nd. I look

forward to seeing many more plants on the benches, depending on when this

cold weather finishes.

Wendy Lodge, Registrar

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SEPTEMBER MONTHLY FLORAL RESULTS

BEST ORCHID OPEN DIVISION AND REGISTRAR’S

CHOICE

Laelia anceps subsp. dawsonii grown by Steve Howard


BEST ORCHID FIRST DIVISION

Dendrobium cuthbertsonii grown by Kris Kopicki

BEST ORCHID SECOND DIVISION

Serapias Den’s Surprise grown by Rayne Riggs

BEST ORCHID IN SCHOOLS DIVISION

Cyrtostylis robusta grown by Kildare College

BEST SEEDLING

Dendrobium (Wow x Dunokayla) grown by Michael Willoughby and Oui Ju

OPEN DIVISION

Australian Native Epiphyte - Hybrid 1. Den. Victorian Splendour 'Ross Watts' Michael Willoughby & Oui Ju 2. Den. (Wow x Dunokayla) Michael Willoughby & Oui Ju] Australian Native Epiphyte - Species 1. Den. Speciosum Les Nesbitt Cymbidium – 90mm and Over All Colours 1. Cym. Lunal Blaze 'Dural' Michael Willoughby & Oui Ju

2. Cym. Julie Hawkes 'Teisha' Michael Willoughby & Oui Ju Cymbidium – 60mm to 90mm All Colours 1. Cym. Jess Winter 'Kimberlie' Michael Willoughby & Oui Ju 2. Cym. (Dolly x Khan Flame) Michael Willoughby & Oui Ju

3. Cym. (Lunar Blaze x Kirby Leah) Michael Willoughby & Oui Ju Cymbidium – under 60mm All Colours 1. Cym. Gypsy Rose 'Lee' Michael Willoughby & Oui Ju 2. Cym. Fairy Rouge 'Lavender Fall' Michael Willoughby & Oui Ju Laeliinae - Species 1. L. anceps subsp. dawsonii ‘Rachel' Steve Howard 2. Psh. Cochleata Michael Willoughby & Oui Ju 3. C. coccinea 'Royale Red' Edda Viskic Oncidiinae - Hybrid under 60mm 1. Trt. [Onc.] Florida Gold 'Merkel' Ron & Irene Parish


2. Onc. Twinkle 'Fragrant Fantasy' Michael Willoughby & Oui Ju Oncidiinae – Species 1. Tolu. Pulchellum Ron & Irene Parish Paphiopedilum – Non-Standard Shape Hybrid 1. Paph. Chouvetii Les Nesbitt 2. Paph. Venus Hold Michael Willoughby & Oui Ju Paphiopedilum – Standard Shape Hybrid 1. Paph. (Gold Dollar x Pathfinder) Ron & Irene Parish Terrestrial Other Than Australian Native - Hybrid 1. Serapias Den's Surprise Les Burgess

Other Genera – Hybrid not listed elsewhere 1. Phrag. Inca Rose Michael Willoughby & Oui Ju Other Genera – Species not listed elsewhere 1. Max. picta Steve Howard 2. Max. cucullate Michael Willoughby & Oui Ju

Orchid Seedling (Any Genera) 1. Den. (Wow x Dunokayla) Michael Willoughby & Oui Ju

FIRST DIVISION

Australian Native Epiphyte - Hybrid 1. Den. Unknown Hoa Nguyen& Dat Van Tran Australian Native Epiphyte - Species 1. Den. aemulum Kris Kopicki Australian Native Terrestrial - Species 1. Chil. trapeziformis Kris Kopicki Cymbidium – 90mm and Over All Colours 1. Cym. Olympic 'Pink Perfection' Hoa Nguyen& Dat Van Tran Paphiopedilum – Non-Standard Shape Hybrid 1. Paph. Love Maud Kris Kopicki

Other Genera – Species not listed elsewhere 1. Den. cuthbertsonii Kris Kopicki

SECOND DIVISION

Australian Native Epiphyte - Hybrid


1. Den. [Gillian Leaney x (Nunkumbil x Barbara Semmens Australian Native Epiphyte - Species 1. Den. kingianum Barbara Semmens Cymbidium – 90mm and Over All Colours 1. Cym. Unknown Vanda Rounsefell Cymbidium – 60mm to 90mm All Colours 1. Cym. Bingo 'Santa Barbara' Margaret Lyttle 2. Cym. Tricia Allen 'Karen' Karen Haskard 3. Cym. Sarah Jean 'Jodie Leane' Karen Haskard

Cymbidium – under 60mm All Colours 1. Cym. Putana 'Show Piece' Margaret Lyttle 2. Cym. (Jessie Blakeston x Lunar Blaze) Margaret Lyttle Terrestrial Other Than Australian Native - Hybrid 1. Serapias Den's Surprise Rayne Riggs

OIS DIVISION

Australian Native Terrestrial - Species 1. Cyst. robusta Kildare College 2. Chil. aff truncata Kildare College 3. Chil. formicifera Kildare College Cymbidium – under 60mm All Colours 1. Cym. Autumn Emerald 'Royale' Kildare College


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The Orchid Club of South Australia Inc.

Program for 2017

NEXT NIGHT MEETING

5th of October at 8:00pm.

Enfield Community Centre, 540 Regency Road, Enfield

DATE PRESENTER TOPIC

5th October C. Hills AOC

2nd November R. Herraman Aust. Native Shows

DAY GROUP MEETING

13th of October at 2:00pm.

Enfield Community Centre, 540 Regency Road, Enfield

DATE PRESENTER TOPIC

13th October R. Fishlock Phalaenopsis

10th November D.Harmer Good bugs, bad bugs.

DIARY DATES FOR THE 2017 SEASON

4th November Sarc Dinner Enfield Community

Centre

11th Novermber Workshop Hallett Cove

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