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Apr 21st, 2017 at 03:22 PM
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flowers that don't look like flowers
14.jpg (50.11 KB, 53 downloads) white egret orchid (Habenaria Radiata) 13.jpg (110.13 KB, 56 downloads) 10.jpg (146.23 KB, 53 downloads) Calceolaria Uniflora 9.jpg (111.27 KB, 53 downloads) Caleana Major 121.jpg (85.41 KB, 54 downloads) Peristeria Elata
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111.jpg (76.8 KB, 52 downloads) Habenaria Grandifloriformis 81.jpg (77.44 KB, 54 downloads) Antirrhinum 71.jpg (81.31 KB, 49 downloads) Impatiens Psittacina (parrot flowers) 52.jpg (88.98 KB, 51 downloads) bumble bee orchid (Ophyrs bomybliflora) 42.jpg (77.05 KB, 51 downloads) Psychotria Elata
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32.jpg (108.52 KB, 48 downloads) Orchis Italica (Naked Man orchid) 21.jpg (120.74 KB, 52 downloads) moth orchid 61.jpg (105.5 KB, 49 downloads) little baby flowers 12.jpg (113.51 KB, 49 downloads) Dracula Simia (monkey orchid)
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:) their names are in the image descriptions if you plan to shop for any of them.
I've seen half of these in person.Simply amazing specimens, each one of them.
How many have you seen in real life?
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Simply Beautiful !!...all of them. I especially like the "Monkey Orchid"
and I have not ever seen any of them in "real life" I can only imagine how much better they look like in person.
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So true And so are Bonsai Trees. Some of those baby trees are amazingly expensive! 
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So true And so are Bonsai Trees. Some of those baby trees are amazingly expensive!  hahahaha
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Those are lovely, though the Antirrhinum looks a bit scary.
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