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I buy plants that are marked down at stores that need to be re-potted. This way I get nice plants, but at a bargain price and save the life of a plant. This was in a broken pot with no blooms. It was my first time to grow an orchid.
By Diane from Klamath Falls, OR
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RE: Rescued Orchid
Oh what a beautiful combination - rescued plants and rescued doggies. I love it. Don't tell anyone, but orchids are easy to grow.
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Post By Linda (Guest Post)
(05/22/2007)
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I envy you...this is the one plant I want to grow and surround myself with.....maybe I'll see what I can rescue from the neighborhood nurseries. I already rescue bichon frises. Here's Candie. She spent 3 years in a puppymill cage in North Carolina and is enjoying blitzing through our house and sleeping in a real bed with her humans and brother maltese.

RE: Rescued Orchid
Oh you did good, Its beautiful.
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Post By Graycrab (Guest Post)
(05/21/2007)
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Beautiful! Thanks for sharing. The satisfaction you get must feel wonderful.
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