Orchids
Whether grown indoors or out, orchids offer good value, with many flowering for extended periods. Most orchid plants that can be purchased in nurseries, supermarkets and florists are easy to grow, providing the instructions on the labels are followed. This straightforward and well-illustrated guide will help you to choose the right orchid for your growing conditions. Aspects of cultivation, recognising and dealing with pests and diseases and how to enter your prize specimens in competitions are covered, and detailed information is given on a range of orchids suitable for warm, intermediate and cool climates. Whether you grow them on a kitchen window-sill, in the garden or in a glasshouse, there are orchids that will suit your purpose.
About the Author - Michael Tibbs
Michael Tibbs is a distinguished orchid grower and breeder, and is the author of several important books on orchids. He lectures widely and is an accredited judge in South Africa and a senior judge with the American Orchid Society. His nursery is in Franschhoek where he specializes in Disa orchids. ...[more about Michael Tibbs]
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