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Old 04-09-2007, 05:36 PM
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I am going to Edmonton next week, and I am wondering if there are any orchid vendors in the area. I am looking for mostly seedlings and minitures. I would also like to try a flask or two.

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Come to the OSA meeting...on April 15

I think they are located near edmonton:
Carl Austin Orchids
They're bringing a cattleya mericlone that I didn't think I would find
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oh and here is some more info about OSA meetings

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Great thanks. I will try to come to the meeting. Can non-members buy plants?
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I'm sure we welcome guests (and no one is gonna check)

Oscarman (Dave) could probably give you more info or vendors. I don't know them all yet. They aren't large businesses, but more private small ones.

Paramount orchids also comes to meetings if you want to send a order they will bring it down to meetings for members...(lol just pretend to be one or join since shipping by express post will cost about the same)

I like Chuck (FatOldBaldGuy Orchids) because he sell lots of good phrags, but I have no contact info. I got most of my phrags from him (not that all phrags are miniature. I see miniature is what your looking for...phrag schlimii is a truely a mini phrag that I bought from him. From him, I also got Phrag Ecua-bess (similar to Olaf Gruss), Jersey and Waunakee Sunset which are compact. Yay ecua-bess is in spike again!)

Last meeting I got two masdevallias at a give away price....
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Thanks! i have been wanting to try masdevallias!
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Someone was basically gave away his masdevallia collection at two or three dollars a plant... I can't say that it happens all the time.
BTW thanks to whoever did that, I really am interested in keeping those masdevallias! and also very helpful for masd. newbies like me who needed a start a collection without spending too much

Doug Bovee from the Muttart conservatory is coming as a speaker. I know they have a large cool/intermediate growing collection (like masd.), but I don't know if he is bringing plants for sale
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I sent Oscarman (aka Dave) a PM. He is going to give me some more information about Edmonton vendors and the meeting. I hope to see you there. Thanks!
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I am leaving tomorrow for Edmonton. See you at the meeting!
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