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This is one of the blossoms that Betsy and I saw in the Conservatory at the Biltmore Estate when we visited last month. I was struck by the colors and the markings on the petals.
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Simply amazing beauty.
such a gorgeous orchid. lovely colours and textures.
This is a wonderful shot George. The flower is very beautiful but I really like the “veins” (not sure if veins is correct) appearing to be spreading out from the center.
John
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all those little stripes make the yellow jump out. it is beautiful and i am thinking that conservatory is a sight to see
Hi George, you are excellent. All your photos are so beautiful. Love this orchid, the colour looks gorgeous.
Have a nice day.
That is a sight that would catch anyone's eye. Very pretty. Looks like it is in the orchid family.
Wow, they are really pretty!
Very beautiful George :)
What colours George you provide,
On a wet winters night outside.
Looks like it came straight from Africa! Very beautiful, George.
...like a piece of art!!! gorgeous!
The markings on this one are particularly interesting!
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A beautiful flower and very exotic.
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BEAUTIFUL! Thanks for sharing more of God's magnificent creation.
Such amazing detail! I've only owned one.....any tips on how to make it bloom again?
Merry Christmas to you and Betsy!
Debbie
Orchids are so exotic they're almost alien!! But in a good way!!
Just lovely! And thank you for your sweet comment on my blog the other day. xo
Exotic indeed.
Yellow and pink, what a lovely combination. It makes me think of one or two of your roses that have that color, and they are my favorites.
So very beautiful, George!
My hubby has one of these orchids hang in our trees, where they get the right amount of sun and shade.
be well n happy, George.
Pam
Orchids have a sophisticated kind of beauty already, but the complexity of this extra pattern intrigues me. I really like this flower, George.
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