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Native Orchid Society of
South Australia Inc
Print Post Approved .Volume 37 Nº 7
PP 543662/00018 August 2013
NATIVE ORCHID SOCIETY OF SOUTH AUSTRALIA
PO BOX 565 UNLEY SA 5061 www.nossa.org.au.
The Native Orchid Society of South Australia promotes the conservation of orchids through
the preservation of natural habitat and through cultivation. Except with the documented
official representation of the management committee, no person may represent the Society on
any matter. All native orchids are protected in the wild; their collection without written
Government permit is illegal.
PRESIDENT SECRETARY Geoffrey Borg: John Bartram
Email. [email protected] Email: [email protected]
VICE PRESIDENT
Kris Kopicki
COMMITTEE Jan Adams
Bob Bates Robert Lawrence
EDITOR TREASURER David Hirst Gordon Ninnes
14 Beaverdale Avenue Telephone
Windsor Gardens SA 5087 mob.
Telephone 8261 7998 Email: [email protected]
Email: [email protected] or [email protected]
LIFE MEMBERS
Mr R. Hargreaves† Mr. L. Nesbitt
Mr H. Goldsack† Mr G. Carne
Mr R. Robjohns† Mr R Bates
Mr J. Simmons† Mr R Shooter
Mr D. Wells† Mr W Dear Mrs C Houston
Conservation Officer: Thelma Bridle / Bob Bates
Field Trips Coordinator: Wendy Hudson. Ph: 8251 2762, Email: [email protected]
Trading Table: Judy Penney Show Marshall: vacant Registrar of Judges: Les Nesbitt
Tuber bank Coordinator: Jane Higgs ph. 8558 6247; email: [email protected]
New Members Coordinator: Vacant
PATRON Mr L. Nesbitt
The Native Orchid Society of South Australia, while taking all due care, take no responsibility for loss or damage
to any plants whether at shows, meetings or exhibits.
Views or opinions expressed by authors of articles within this Journal do not necessarily reflect the views or
opinions of the management committee. We condone the reprint of any articles if acknowledgment is given
Journal Cost $2. per issue. Family or Single Membership with subscription $20.00*
*Postal Mail full year $20.00. Email full year $15.00. Pro-rata rates for third quarter $10.00 and last quarter $5.00
Students $10.00 per year. Juniors $5.00
Front cover from an original drawing of Prasophyllum elatum by Robert Lawrence. Used with his kind permission.
JOURNAL OF THE
NATIVE ORCHID SOCIETY
OF
SOUTH AUSTRALIA INC.
AUGUST 2013 VOL. 37 NO 7
CONTENTS THIS JOURNAL
Title Author Page
Diary Dates 64
July Meeting 65
For Your Information – NOSSA News 65
Diuris behrii Project 2013-3 Les Nesbitt 68
Culture of Dendrobium linguiforme, The tongue orchid Les Nesbitt 68
NOSSA group’s magic day Orchid hunting Bob Bates 69 Winners July 2013 Picture Competition Rosalie Lawrence 70
NOSSA SPRING SHOW CONDITIONS 2013 72
NOSSA SPRING SHOW Championship Prizes 73
The Native Orchid Society of South Australia meets every
4th
Tuesday of the months February –November
NEXT MEETING 27 August 2013 .
NEXT COMMITTEE MEETING
Tuesday July 30th
At 7.00 pm (Note earlier start time)
DIARY DATES
Sunday 25th
August Belair NP Pterostylis nutans- NOTE: new date Sat 31 Aug & Sun 1 Sep Victor Harbor see Field trip article
6-7 Sept Halbury Emmaus campout Oligochaetochilus lepidus
NEXT MEETING
Tuesday, 27 August at St Matthew's Hall, Bridge Street, Kensington. Meeting starts
at 8:00 p.m. Doors to the hall will be open from 7:15 p.m. to allow Members access
to the Library and trading table.
The speaker at the August meeting is .
2013 MEMBERSHIP NOTICE Members who wish to pay 2013 Membership Fees electronically should e-mail NOSSA
Treasurer on [email protected]
You will receive banking details so that you can complete your subscription. Please remember to
include in your email any change of address details. , Treasurer
Judging results for July meeting
Species: None benched.
Hybrids: Dendrobium Australian Tiger Star; Dendrobium Big Fleck x Kuringai; Dendrobium
Candice; Dendrobium Brolga (2 plants); Dendrobium Grace Robson; Dendrobium Graham Hewitt x
Gai Ellen; Dendrobium Hilda Poxon; Dendrobium Jesmond Sparkler ‘Greg Hall’; Dendrobium
Warrigul Majestic; Dendrobium unknown.
Terrestrials benched;
Species: Corysanthes diemenicus; Cyrtostylis reniformis; Cyrtostylis robustus; Diplodium
coccinum; Glossodia major; Pterostylis abrupta; Pterostylis concinna; Pterostylis curta (2 plants);
Hybrids: Pterostylis Ingens; Pterostylis Nodding Grace.
Judging results
Epiphyte species Open division Grower
None benched
Epiphyte hybrid Open division
1st Dendrobium Australian Tiger Star Kris Kopicki
2nd Dendrobium Grace Robson Bodo Jensen
3rd Dendrobium Candice J & B Gay
Epiphytes Hybrids 2nd
division
1st
Dendrobium Jesmond Sparkler ‘Greg Hall’ Janet Adams
2nd Dendrobium Graham Hewitt x Gai Ellen Janet Adams
3rd Dendrobium Unknown Rosalie Lawrence
Terrestrial species Open division
1st Pterostylis curta L & R Gunn
2nd
Diplodium coccinum L & R Gunn
3rd
Cyrtostylis robustus Les Nesbitt
Terrestrial Hybrids Open division
1st Pterostylis Nodding Grace Les Nesbitt
2nd
Pterostylis Ingens Les Nesbitt
Terrestrial Species 2nd
division
Corysanthes diemenicus Janet Adams
Terrestrial Hybrid 2nd
division
Corysanthes diemenicus Janet Adams
Popular vote
Terrestrial species: Glossodia major Les Nesbitt
Terrestrial hybrid: Pterostylis Nodding Grace Les Nesbitt
Terrestrial species 2nd
Division: Corysanthes diemenicus Janet Adams
Epiphyte Hybrid Dendrobium Australian Tiger Star Kris Kopicki
Epiphytes Hybrid 2nd Division: Den. Jesmond Sparkler ‘Greg Hall’ Janet Adams
Plant of the night
Dendrobium Australian Tiger Star Kris Kopicki
Plant commentary on terrestrials given by Les Nesbitt & on epiphytes by John Gay.
Cultural plant from 2012
We are calling back last year's culture plants, Dendrobium teretifolia, for a
show and tell session at the August meeting. Bring them in regardless of
condition so we can all learn a bit about how to grow this species better. There
should be a few mature plants in flower at this meeting so we can see what the
little seedlings can develop into over time.
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FOR YOUR INFORMATION - NOSSA NEWS
Upcoming Field Trips All field trips commence at 10:00 AM
Field Trip Co-ordinator, Wendy Hudson can be contacted on 8251 2762 or 0434 863 969.
The NOSSA fieldtrip scheduled for Sunday 18 August in Belair, has now been rescheduled
for the following SUNDAY 25 AUGUST. Meeting arrangements remain as per the recent
Journal.
Field Trip Notice NOSSA members are invited to a private property near Victor Harbor to see orchids on a
bush block and learn how the owner is helping to conserve and monitor species.
Numbers of attendees need to be limited, so please contact me if you are interested in
coming, initially on Sat 31st Aug at 10am (or Sun 1st Sept at 1pm, if the Sat trip is filled).
I will then forward you further details and a meeting place.
Hope to see you at what should be an interesting visit.
Thelma Bridle
NOSSA Conservation Officer
[email protected] ph: 8384 4174
Date Site Orchids Meeting Place
Sunday
25 August
Belair NP Pterostylis nutans Main entrance gate of the park, Upper
Sturt Road, Belair. UBD 143D15.
Sat 31 Aug
Sun 1 Sep
Private property
Victor Harbor
Limit of 10 people either day. Please
RSVP Wendy Hudson 0434 863 969
for details.
6-7 Sept Halbury Emmaus
campout
Oligochaetochilus
lepidus
Saturday
14 Sept
Mambray Creek Oligochaetochilus
Arachnorchis
Prasopyllum
Mambray Creek parking bay on the Port
Wakefield Highway, (eastern or railway
line side of the highway). NB: This field
trip entails about a three-four hour drive
from Adelaide.
Sun. 20 Oct Scott CP Kuitpo Sun orchids
Sat. 16 Nov Kuitpo Duck orchids
Leaders required: If you are able and would like to lead any of the above field-trips, please
email [email protected] or telephone 8251 2762. Thank you.
PLEASE NOTE:
NOSSA will have a stall at the APS Spring Plant Sale on12-13th October 2013.
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No JUDGES MEETING IN SEPTEMBER
ARTICLES FOR NEXT JOURNAL
Items for the August journal need to reach the Editor by 6th of September.
Winners of trophies at the 2011 Spring Show should
return them at the August meeting so that they are ready
for the next Show.
NOSSA SPRING SHOW 22-23 SEPTEMBER 2012 St Bernadette’s Hall, South Road, St Marys
Plants for display and sale can be taken to St Bernadette’s Hall on Friday 21st September between the
hours of 2pm and 8pm. If you cannot get to the show setup until after work, please notify Bodo
Jensen (Show Marshall) or Bill Dear of your estimated arrival time to ensure the hall remains open.
Judging will commence at 8am on Saturday 22nd
. The show will be open to the public from 10am.
Entries in the Floral Art section have until 10am Saturday to complete their arrangements. We need
all your flowering plants to make a show. Remember it is a show not just a contest. Your plants are
there to impress and create interest amongst the general public, not just because they are expected to
win a prize.
Nomination forms will NOT be required. All plants will be judged. If you have not owned the plant
for six months or more or you do not wish your plant to be judged please indicate by placing the
letters NFJ on your plant label attached to the plant. Plants damaged in transit to the show should
display a red streamer on the pot. Parts of the damaged plant, i.e. flowers that have been broken off,
must be placed on the top of the pot. The details must be written on the “Damaged Plant List” held
at the judging table; if this is done the plant will be judged in the normal way.
Orchid seedlings flowering for the first time should display a white streamer on the plant. (Note: this
class is for seedlings, not a mericlone - see definition of seedling in ‘Spring Show Conditions’
elsewhere in this Journal). Streamers will be available at the judging table.
Labels: All plants should have a label attached. The public like to see the name of the orchid they
are looking at. Please take care in writing your labels ensuring they are easily readable and attach
them to the plant so the judges and the public can see them.
The show closes at 4pm on Sunday 23rd
. All plants to be removed by 5pm.
Please read the Spring Show Conditions elsewhere in this Journal, bring all your plants along
and enjoy the show.
Plastic bags: Please bring along to the show only plastic bags you will use yourself or
environmentally friendly bags that meet present standards.
Volunteers: are needed to man the entrance and raffle table, the trading table, answer questions and
assist the public in selecting plants.
Raffle plants: See Bodo if you have any suitable large plants in flower that can be donated as raffle
plants. Plant sales tickets can also be obtained from Bill.
No plants are for sale until the trading table opens at 10am on Saturday morning
Exhibitor Numbers. If any new growers want a number for the spring show or have forgotten their
number, see the judges at the next meeting who have a list or can arrange to get a new number for
you. Your exhibitors number is used at all orchid clubs and societies in South Australia.
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Request for photographs A request from the Botanic Gardens for photographs. They have asked for photographs of the
NOSSA walks at the Mt Lofty Botanic Gardens that have people in them. They want to use the
photographs in their promotion of the Gardens.
Diuris behrii Project 2013.4 Les Nesbitt
July was a very wet month with floods in the foothills and snow on Mt. Lofty. My rain
gauge collected 262mm over the month. All plants are looking healthy although with the
rain and cold cloudy weather the Diuris leaves have grown long & floppy. At the end of
July the total number of Diuris behrii plants showing leaves was 344. Thirty six Diuris
plants are showing signs of flowering this spring, (20 clones and 16 daughter plants). The
three empty pots have been grouped together with the empty bags from 2012. No Diuris
leaves have appeared in last year’s empty bags this season. Of the three lost clones this
season only one could be replaced with a daughter tuber. We are left with 73 individual
diuris clones.
There is still no sign of any seedling leaves in pots. Some of the flasked Diuris behrii seed
is germinating with tiny white protocorms visible around the edge of the flask.
The 2 largest Pterostylis rosettes may be developing flower buds. We will try for seed on
one flowering plant and pull tubers off the other two plants in September. No buds are
visible inside the leaf of the Microtis plants in the main clone pot at this early stage.
NOSSA Conservation and Plant Growing Exercise Les Nesbitt
Seedlings in 50mm tubes will be available for $2 per plant with a limit of one plant per
member at the August meeting. Those orchids not sold at the August meeting will be
available at the September meeting for those members who missed out.
(See last month’s journal)
Culture of Dendrobium linguiforme, The tongue orchid. Les Nesbitt
In nature this species grows into large mats on rocks and trees along the east coast of NSW
and Qld. In Adelaide large plants are usually mounted on cork, tree fern or hardwood slabs
or branches. Well grown specimen plants put on a spectacular flowering show in Spring as
the whole plant is covered in feathery white flowers. It is a hardy native that requires shade
from the summer sun and regular watering in warm dry weather. This means daily watering
in summer if slab grown.
The seedlings available at the August meeting are one year out of flask. They are established
in 50mm tubes. If they are left in the tubes the creeping rhizome will climb over the rim
inside a year. I will mount my plant onto the bottom of a long cork slab. I will tap the
seedling out of its pot, shake off the bark mix and place the plant so that the roots are at the
bottom of the slab. The growing point of the plant is set facing upwards so that the plant will
grow up the slab. The roots are covered with a piece of moss and the whole lot securely tied
to the slab with nylon fishing line or old panty hose. A wire hook at the top of the slab
allows the plant to be hung up in the shadehouse facing away from the hot evening sun.
Alternatively the seedling can be mounted at eye level on a fruit tree in the back yard.
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NOSSA group’s magic day Orchid hunting
R Bates
Five NOSSA members set out in one car at 6am to look for wild orchids
At our first stop on s burn we found Arachnorchis clavigera, parva, phaeoclavia, tentaculata
and venusta with hybrids between the later and the various green comb spider orchids. Fire
orchids (Pyrorchis) were in thousands as were Leptoceras and the tiny Microtidium. And
what with beard orchids, pink fingers, Glossodia, donkeys and sun orchids the cameras were
running hot.
Our second stop at Longbottoms turned up some brilliant red Arachnorchis formosa and a
surprisingly red A cardiochila as well as their hybrid. The sun orchids here were the
enigmatic T alcockiae.
Stop three had a neat array of Arachnorchis hastata but we were soon on our way to see
Pterostylis cucullata ssp cucullata near Nelson. A single flower was found under a grass
tussock and we realised that if it
was so hard to find it could still
be on the Limestone coast. A
tenth spider orchid, green and
gold A aff fragrantissima was
found in good numbers at Swan
Lake and this was the tenth
Arachnorchis in flower for the
day!
With dusk fast approaching we
headed to Caroline Forest
Reserve south of Mt Gambier
and a patch of gaping bird
orchids Simpliglottis aff valida
in good flower even a rare
double header. This was the first
any of us had seen of this
species in SA and imagine our
delight at finding a second
Simpliglottis, S. cornuta, the shy
bird orchid as both green lip and
red lip forms. With some fifty
different wild orchids in flower
for the day. An estimated 1000
plus images had been taken
between us.
Many thanks were due to Dave
Horsell and Thelma Bridle for
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location info and to our transporters Kevin and Lois Sneemilch. I doubt we will ever
experience a day like it again.
The following day we found a whole different set of orchids at Honans NFR including the
brilliant Stegostyla aff iridescens, tiny Caladenia pusilla and plenty of Calochilus
paludosus.
For images see JN, RB, KS. This note by R Bates Oct 22nd
2012
BELOW: June Niejalke and Lois S imaging some of a thousand fire orchids
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Winner July 2013 Picture Competition
Rosalie Lawrence
Well this month had to be a record number of entries – twelve. It was good to have a picture of a
Dendrobium, reminding us that Australian orchids consist of more than just the terrestrials. The
winner though was Lorraine Badger’s Diuris orientis, always a favourite and very photogenic.
The other entries were from Claire Chesson (CC), Errol Shepherd (ES), Helen Lawrence (HL),
Jeff Ranford (JF 3rd
), Lesley Gunn (LG 3rd
), Rosalie Lawrence (RAL 2nd
), Kris Kopicki (KK),
Doug Castle (DC) and Pauline Meyer (PM 3rd
).
*Summarised from CLIMATE CHANGE IS AFFECTING AUSTRALIAN PLANTS TODAY
http://www.trendsa.org.au/TREND_science_03
Thumbnail of the some of the other entries
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Remember entries can be posted to the NOSSA mail box or emailed to [email protected]
or [email protected] (Subject: Competition)
D orientis (common name – Wallflower
Orchid) is a common species, well
conserved across southern Australia.
In recent years, this species has featured
in some research papers notably by Dr
Fran MacGillivray.
Fran is involved with TREND –
Transects for Environmental Monitoring
and Decision Making – which looks at
species and ecosystems changes over
space and time.
In her paper, she examined records –
herbaria and photographic – from 1897 to
2005 and concluded that the Wallflower
orchid now flowers 16 days earlier.*
Such a conclusion could not have been
reached if the data had not been collected
over the decades. The people recording
the information were not thinking how it
would be used but they recorded their
observations and we have inherited a
wealth of information.
More information about our orchids can be found in South Australia’s Native Orchids DVD-ROM,
(available from NOSSA)
NOSSA SPRING SHOW CONDITIONS 2013 1. Entries of exhibits are free and open to financial Society Members 2. Setup day will be Friday 20th September 2013 between 2pm and 8pm [see also page 71] in St. Bernadette’s
Hall, Main South Rd, St Mary’s. Judging will commence at 8am on Saturday 21st September. The show will open to the public at 10am on Saturday 21st September.
3. The Show will close at 4.00 pm on Sunday 22nd September 2013 and all plants are to be removed by 6.00pm.
4. No sales of plants on the trading table to members will be allowed on Friday or until the doors open at 10.00am on Saturday morning so that everyone has a chance to buy the best plants.
5. Members wishing to sell plants or items on the trading table must have 3 flowering plants in the Show display and should help during the show.
6. All sections and classes cover Australasian Native Orchids only. Australasian means the Commonwealth of Australia and Territories, New Zealand, Papua New Guinea, Fiji, New Caledonia, Irian Jaya, Timor, Solomon Islands and Vanuatu.
7. Plants competing for prizes shall have been owned and in the possession of the exhibitor for the preceding six (6) months. This does not apply to ferns and foliage.
8. Plants exhibited in displays will be eligible for prize cards. 9. All entries exhibited in classes 101-503 are eligible for prize cards. 10. Nominations are not required. To be eligible for prizes, exhibits must have a label attached showing the
plant name and exhibitors number and be exhibited by the time judging commences. Plants not eligible must show NFJ on the label.
11. There is no restriction on the number of separate entries by an exhibitor in any one class or classes. Entries in joint names will be accepted.
12. ANOS Judging Standards apply. Judges decisions shall be final and binding. 13. No prize shall be given if in the opinion of the judges a prize is not warranted. 14. Exhibits must not be removed from the display before the termination of the show, unless exceptional
circumstances are involved and then only with the approval of the Show Marshall. 15. NOSSA will not be held responsible for any loss or damage to plants or other items on display and no
exhibitor and/or seller of plants or other items shall have any claim against the Society or Show Officials. 16. Definition of a seedling. A seedling shall mean the complete plant grown from seed, (not a mericlone)
flowering for the first time. The status of a seedling shall be retained throughout the flowering season in which it first flowers.
17. Australian Dendrobium species* included in: a) Dendrobium section Dedrocoryne are: (adae, aemulum, falcorostrum, fleckeri, jonesii sp. aff jonesii
(ruppianum), kingianum, gracilicaule, (macropus), moorii, speciosum complex, tetragonum complex. b) Dendrobium section Monophyllacea are: carrii, monophyllum, and schneiderae. c) Dendrobium section Phalaenanthe are: affine and bigibbum, lithocola & phalanopsis. d) Dendrobium section Spathulata are: antennatum, carronii, canaliculatum complex, discolour, johannis,
mirbelianum, nindii and trilamellatum. e) Rizobium section are: bowmanii, calamiforme, cucumerinum, fairfaxii, sp. aff. fairfaxii (teretifolium
complex), linguiforme, lichenastrum, mortii,(tennuissimum), prenticeii, pugioniforme, rigidum, racemosum, striolatum, shoeninum (beckleri), torresae, teretifolium and wasselii.
*It is the policy of NOSSA to neither accept nor reject the proposed name changes. 18. The staging of exhibits in all classes shall be entirely under the control and direction of the Show Marshall
or his deputy. 19. The Society reserves the exclusive rights to photograph for its own purposes any exhibits in the show. 20. Water must not be used in any display. Early morning misting may be allowed under the authority of the
Show Marshall. 21. The Show Marshall or his deputy reserves the right to reject, remove or rearrange any exhibit. 22. Exhibitors may use ferns and/or foliage to embellish exhibits. Such plants will not be taken into
consideration when judging except for decorative effect in display classes. 23. No flowers or fruit other than native orchids may be used in any display. 24. When displays are being judged for arrangement and display, recognition will be given to displays that are
un-cluttered and plants are spaced to best advantage. As a guide approximately 20% of the floor area should be open to allow access by judges.
25. In the floral art classes, Australasian native orchids and plant material must be used in all classes. Any Australasian embellishment may be used. There are no ownership restrictions.
26. Staging must be completed for the Floral Art section by 10.00am on Saturday 21st September 2013.
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Championship Prizes Grand Champion of the Show (Terrestrial or Epiphyte) Donated by NOSSA Champion Terrestrial Species (The Roy Hargreaves Trophy) Donated by the Hargreaves Family Champion Terrestrial Hybrid (The Kay Nesbitt Trophy) Donated by Les Nesbitt Champion Epiphytic Species (The Wells Trophy) Donated by Bubs Wells Champion Epiphytic Hybrid Donated by NOSSA Champion Novice Terrestrial Species (The Fuller Terrestrial Trophy) Donated by Margaret Fuller Champion Novice Epiphytic Species (The Fuller Epiphyte Trophy) Donated by Margaret Fuller Champion Floral Art Exhibit (Champion Card) Best Australian Species Bill Murdoch Trophy nomination and also Les Nesbitt Award nomination. Best Australian Hybrid Ira Butler Trophy nomination and also Reg Shooter Award nomination Best Australasian Species and Hybrid G. Herman Slade Trophy Nominations Displays A card will be presented to the best floor display in each section. Section 1 Floor Display Section 2 Tabletop display Orchid Classes All orchids benched will be judged if eligible. Owners not wanting an orchid judged or one not eligible must show on label NFJ (Not for judging) Orchids for judging may be staged in displays or as individual plants on the benches provided. First and second prize cards will be awarded.
Australian Epiphytic Species Australian Hybrids. Hybrids with non-Australian parentage, either wholly or partly, are not eligible for these classes.
Class Class
101 Dendrobium falcorostrum 201 Dendrobium Bardo Rose, Delicatum and Gracillimum
102 Dendrobium gracilicaule 202 Dendrobium Hybrid, White/Cream
103 Dendrobium kingianum 203 Dendrobium Hybrid, Yellow/Orange
104 Dendrobium speciosum complex 204 Dendrobium hybrid, Pink/Red/Purple
105 Dendrobium tetragonum complex 205 Dendrobium Hybrid, Any other Colour
106 Other Dendrobium species section Dendrocoryne 206 Dendrobium species Rizobium Group (terete)
107 Dendrobium species Rizobium Group (terete) 207 Sarcanthinae Hybrid, White
108 Other dendrobium species 208 Sarcanthinae Hybrid, Pink/Red
109 Sarcochilus falcatus 209 Sarcanthinae Hybrid, Any other colour
110 Sarcochilus aequalis 210 Seedling Epiphyte Hybrid, first flowering
111 Other Sarcochilus species 211 Specimen Hybrid Epiphyte
112 Other Sarcanthinae species
113 Other Epiphytic species
114 Seedling Epiphytic species – first flowering Terrestrial Hybrids
115 Specimen Epiphytic species 212 Caladenia Alliance Hybrid
213 Diuris Hybrid
Terrestrial Species 214 Pterostylis Alliance Hybrid
116 Acianthus 215 Thelymitra Hybrid
117 Caladenia alliance 216 Other Terrestrial Hybrid
118 Chiloglottis alliance 217 Seedling Terrestrial Hybrid
119 Cyrtostylis 218 Specimen Terrestrial Hybrid
120 Diuris
121 Glossodia Floral Art Arrangements
122 Multiflowered Pterostylis alliance species 501 Shoulder spray of Native Orchids
123 Other Pterostylis alliance species 502 Restaurant Table Centrepiece featuring native orchids to fit inside an imaginary container 150mm diameter x 250mm tall.
124 Thelymitra 503 Vase of native orchids
125 Other Terrestrial species
126 Seedling terrestrial species, first flowering
127 Specimen Terrestrial species
Australasian Species. Includes species from within the ANOS defined Australasian Region. With the exception of Australia
Australasian Hybrids. Hybrids between Australasian parents only or with mixed Australasian & Australian parentage.
301 Australasian Dendrobium species 401 Australasian Hybrid
302 Other Australasian Species
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Plants benched July 2013 1 photo's: David Hirst
Pterostylis Nodding Grace
Glossodia major
Diplodium coccinum
Cyrtostylis robustum Cyrtostylis reniformis Cyrtostylis robustum
Corysanthes diemenicus
Pterostylis concinna
Pterostylis x Ingens
Pterostylis curta Pterostylis curta
Plants benched July 2013 2 photo's: David Hirst
Dendrobium Australian Tiger Star
Dendrobium Warragul Majestic
Dendrobium Brolga
Dendrobium Candice
Dendrobium Hilda Poxon
Dendrobium Brolga
Plants benched July 2013 3 photo's: David Hirst
Dendrobium
Dendrobium
Dendrobium
Dendrobium Big x Fleck Kuringay
Dendrobium
Dendrobium Grace Robson
Dendrobium Jesmond Sparker 'Greg Hall'
