Trekkies are Orchid lovers too!
 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YGZHTomKQAM

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Mark Edson
Waukomis Oklahoma, USA

Trekkies are Orchid lovers too!
 

Ha!

I'll have to try them with basalmic!

K Barrett

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YGZHTomKQAM

--
Mark Edson
Waukomis Oklahoma, USA

Trekkies are Orchid lovers too!
 

Pretty cool!

Diana


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Ha!

I'll have to try them with basalmic!

K Barrett

"Mark_OK" wrote in message
t...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YGZHTomKQAM

--
Mark Edson
Waukomis Oklahoma, USA

Trekkies are Orchid lovers too!
 

On Sun, 21 Jan 2007 10:37:53 -0800 in K Barrett wrote:
Ha!

I'll have to try them with basalmic!

Makes sense...
The sister in law's cat loves tolumnia buds.

The little white evil cat in the house (Miss Seagate) loves
nibbling on Blc leaves.
--
Chris Dukes
elfick willg: you can't use dell to beat people, it wouldn't stand up
to the strain... much like attacking a tank with a wiffle bat

Trekkies are Orchid lovers too!
 

Last January I attended a Cirque du Soleil performance, and started out
my evening in their "VIP tent." They served all kinds of exquisite and
unusual foods. This included stuffed Dendrobium blossoms.

The filling was tasty, but curiously, I've forgotten what it was... the
Dendrobium tasted much like a cucumber, and had a bit of a crunch to
it.

Since Dendrobiums are fairly easy to grow, I can see using them as food
-- as a treat, of course, not a staple. But Cypripediums? Perish the
thought!


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Trekkies are Orchid lovers too!
 

John Ladasky wrote:
Last January I attended a Cirque du Soleil performance, and started out
my evening in their "VIP tent." They served all kinds of exquisite and
unusual foods. This included stuffed Dendrobium blossoms.

The filling was tasty, but curiously, I've forgotten what it was... the
Dendrobium tasted much like a cucumber, and had a bit of a crunch to
it.

Since Dendrobiums are fairly easy to grow, I can see using them as food
-- as a treat, of course, not a staple. But Cypripediums? Perish the
thought!

You have to admit, any of the Cypripediums would be the natural choice
for stuffing since they have the pouch. I can't think a Dendrobium would
hold much stuffing. ;-)

Steve