Re: ground orchid? remodel update
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- Subject: Re: [CHAT] ground orchid? remodel update
- From: " Scottie Baugh" r*@earthlink.net
- Date: Sat, 26 Feb 2005 23:22:34 -0600
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Was the ground orchid a Phaius -- the Nun Orchid? They are hardy here
(Texas Gulf Coast), probably ok there -- check
http://orchidweb.org/aos/orchids/orchids.aspx?sec=29 and click Orchids in
the Garden.
Scottie
----- Original Message -----
From: "Theresa" <tchessie@comcast.net>
To: "GardenChat" <gardenchat@hort.net>
Sent: Saturday, February 26, 2005 9:47 PM
Subject: [CHAT] ground orchid? remodel update
> Hi all-
>
> First the gardening questions- last year sometime our Island Jim
> mentioned some type of ground orchid that would be hardy for me- but I
> can't remember the name of it! Anybody recall? Hint: it isn't
> Bletilla- I already have that one.
>
> Second- the masterbath remodel continues! This week I finally found a
> paint color I love! It is 'artemesia' ironically- a lovely
> greenish-blueish-greyish color. I got two coats on the walls, and the
> trim around the door painted white yesterday and today. Last weekend, I
> had repainted the ceiling white and put a smooth-set coat on the walls
> to look more like plaster (instead of that stupid textured wallboard
> that is all over this house). The weekend before that, we had the
> window replaced (and the rotten 2x4 under the window. And had the
> cement backerboard installed.
> Oh- and also today the plumber came and put in the toilet and came up
> with a brilliant plan that helped avoid having to move the waterline in
> the wall (Yeah! this meant we didn't have to cut a hole in my way, move
> the line, repair and repaint that section of wall! Saved time, effort
> and money. Needless to say I was very pleased). So, now the next step
> is to tile around the tub/shower, and then finally I can put in the
> floor. Nothing more will happen in the coming week, as I'll be at a
> conference in SoCal for half of the week. But things are starting to
> fall into place, so I'm very pleased.
>
> I went by the drug store earlier today to pick up a few things and they
> had pansys, primula, and another little plant that I can't think of the
> name right now (small pink or white flowers with many thin petals and a
> yellow center. Grow close to the ground with flowers on a stem a couple
> inches above the leaves....) Oh yeck- I can't think of the name- but
> anyway I couldn't resist and bought a couple six packs and planted them
> earlier this evening. Spring is here full bore now! The flowering
> pears are in full bloom now and the garden looks different everyday
> because things are growing so fast.
>
> Theresa
> Sac, CA zone 8-9
>
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