Hi, Rob,

I purchased several phrags from G & B Nursery last year. They do a
booming business with Armstrong Nursery. Although the names of the
phrags were not on the tags, I also contacted Terry with their numbers.
Terry responded within a couple of days; therefore, perhaps, he was on
vacation.

.. . . Pam
Everything Orchid Management System
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Rob Halgren wrote:

Debra Lewis wrote:

I purchased a couple of Orchid Zone Paphs from a local shop here in LA
(Orchid Fever) about a year ago. The tag only contained a plant number
instead of a name. I contacted them by e-mail :



They did respond to the e-mail with the names of my plants (although a
week later). Hope this helps.
Good Luck!



For the record, that is inexcusably unacceptable. Not Terry responding
to you (that was great), but the fact that the store didn't put the
names on the labels. I can understand that from a big lot store, but
one that specializes in orchids (Orchid Fever?) should know better. I'd
demand the name from them (even if you have already gotten it from
Terry). If they can't or won't comply it demonstrates that they don't
know (or don't care) what the heck they are doing, and I wouldn't spend
my money there any more.

Wow, that struck a nerve... Ouch.

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1) There is always room for one more orchid
2) There is always room for two more orchids
2a. See rule 1
3) When one has insufficient credit to purchase
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