This Epi is my piece de resistance.
It is 9+ inches in diameter!! The biggest I've ever grown.
It also has an array of Iridescent Red colors that simply cannot be
reproduced on a monitor or print. I used the black poster board
technique again for the background and it makes the colors "pop".
Bob Williams

On 30/04/2010 05:23, Bob Williams wrote:
This Epi is my piece de resistance.
It is 9+ inches in diameter!! The biggest I've ever grown.
It also has an array of Iridescent Red colors that simply cannot be
reproduced on a monitor or print. I used the black poster board
technique again for the background and it makes the colors "pop".
Bob Williams


very nice. I can see why people can become addicted to growing these
things. ;-)

wolf k.

"Bob Williams" wrote in message
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This Epi is my piece de resistance.
It is 9+ inches in diameter!! The biggest I've ever grown.
It also has an array of Iridescent Red colors that simply cannot be
reproduced on a monitor or print. I used the black poster board
technique again for the background and it makes the colors "pop".
Bob Williams

Ye gads what a monster!

Very nice Bob.
--
Pat Durkin

Wolf K wrote:
On 30/04/2010 05:23, Bob Williams wrote:
This Epi is my piece de resistance.
It is 9+ inches in diameter!! The biggest I've ever grown.
It also has an array of Iridescent Red colors that simply cannot be
reproduced on a monitor or print. I used the black poster board
technique again for the background and it makes the colors "pop".
Bob Williams


very nice. I can see why people can become addicted to growing these
things. ;-)

wolf k.

Yes!
They are my favorite flower.
Each year I wait for them to start blooming. Guess I'm an addict.
Too bad they only last a day or two.
But not to worry because every day or so there will be another bloom to
replace the expired one.
Bob

Paddy's Pig wrote:
"Bob Williams" wrote in message
...
This Epi is my piece de resistance.
It is 9+ inches in diameter!! The biggest I've ever grown.
It also has an array of Iridescent Red colors that simply cannot be
reproduced on a monitor or print. I used the black poster board
technique again for the background and it makes the colors "pop".
Bob Williams

Ye gads what a monster!

Very nice Bob.

Thanks Pat.
I have observed that for a given plant, all other things being equal,
the older the plant is, the bigger the blooms.
This guy is 8-10 years old.