The Northwest Orchid Society draws from the Seattle area and is larger than our own Mount Baker Orchid Society. Its show is held every spring at a large nursery in Shoreline, Washington.
I did not have a display in the show or plants in the Mount Baker Society display, but did attend and brought several plants for American Orchid Society judging, three of which were awarded.
Shows are notoriously difficult for good pictures, though this show is better than many with a lot of table top exhibits backed with black velvet. I apologize for the poor quality of some pictures
I apologize, too, for the fact that I did not get all the names. I make a practice of photographing the tags along with the plants, but in some cases forget to do so or do not find a name with the plant.
CATTLEYA ALLIANCE
Brassolaeliocattleya Ann Morning 'Paradise'
Cattleya Brazilian Jewel
Brassocattleya Morning Glory
Iwanara Apple Blossom 'Pippin'
Encyclia citrina
Encyclia citrina
ONCIDIUM ALLIANCE
Oncidium Alliance Intergeneric hybrid
Oncidium Alliance Intergeneric hybrid
Miltoniopsis hybrids
PHALAENOPSIS
Phal. OX Red Shoe
Phal. Haur Jin Princess 'Pylo'
Phal. Carmela's Wild Thing x Paul Tatar
Phal. Sogo Golden Fangtastic
Phal. wilsonii
Phal. Chian Xen Super Ido 'C1255'
Phal. schilleriana 'Pink Butterfly'
VANDACEOUS
Ascocenda Princess Mikasa 'Blue'
Ascocenda Princess Mikasa 'Blue'
Unidentified Vandaceous hybrid and Vanda tricolor
Ascocenda Princess Mikasa 'Blue'
Ascocenda Princess Mikasa 'Blue'
Unidentified Vandaceous hybrid and Vanda tricolor
DENDROBIUMS
Dendrobium Thani Blue
Dendrobium fimbriatum var. occulatum
Dendrobium rhodopterygium
Dendrobium transparense and Dendrobium Anna Mane
PAPHIOPEDILUMS AND PHRAGMIPEDIUMS
Paphiopedilum Dark Master
Paphiopedilum Dark Master
Paphiopedilum Pinocchio
Paphiopedilum rothschildianum
Paphiopedilum hybrid
Paphiopedilum Rosy Egret x mastersianum
Paphiopedilum Norito Hasegawa
Paphiopedilum Norito Hasegawa and Paphiopedilum Low Hum
Phragmipedium Eric Young
Phragmipedium Eric Young
Paphiopedilum philippinense x Tony Semple
Paphiopedilum insigne and Paphiopedilum philippinense x Tony Semple
Paphiopedilum fairrieanum x Hilo Jewel
Phragmipedium Sorcerer's Apprentice x amazonica and Paphiopedilum Jogjae x primulinum
Phragmipedium Cardinale
CYMBIDIUMS
Cymbidium Mighty Sunset 'Roxburgh Red'
Dendrobium Thani Blue
Dendrobium fimbriatum var. occulatum
Dendrobium rhodopterygium
Dendrobium transparense and Dendrobium Anna Mane
PAPHIOPEDILUMS AND PHRAGMIPEDIUMS
Paphiopedilum Dark Master
Paphiopedilum Dark Master
Paphiopedilum Pinocchio
Paphiopedilum rothschildianum
Paphiopedilum hybrid
Paphiopedilum Rosy Egret x mastersianum
Paphiopedilum Norito Hasegawa
Paphiopedilum Norito Hasegawa and Paphiopedilum Low Hum
Phragmipedium Eric Young
Phragmipedium Eric Young
Paphiopedilum philippinense x Tony Semple
Paphiopedilum insigne and Paphiopedilum philippinense x Tony Semple
Paphiopedilum fairrieanum x Hilo Jewel
Phragmipedium Sorcerer's Apprentice x amazonica and Paphiopedilum Jogjae x primulinum
Phragmipedium Cardinale
CYMBIDIUMS
Cymbidium Mighty Sunset 'Roxburgh Red'
MISCELLANEOUS SPECIES
Huntleya meleagris
Huntleya meleagris
Angraecum vigueri
Sarcoglottis sceptrodes
Cyclopogon lindleyanus 'Silver Screen'
Cirrhopetalum species and Maxillaria longissima
Scaphosepalum bellulosum
Schoenorchis gemmata
MY AWARDED PLANTS
Bucella molossoides 'Owen' CHM/AOS
Dendrobium seranicum 'Brendan' CBR/AOS
Dendrobium limpidum 'Ashley' CBR/AOS
Huntleya meleagris
Huntleya meleagris
Angraecum vigueri
Sarcoglottis sceptrodes
Cyclopogon lindleyanus 'Silver Screen'
Cirrhopetalum species and Maxillaria longissima
Scaphosepalum bellulosum
Schoenorchis gemmata
MY AWARDED PLANTS
Bucella molossoides 'Owen' CHM/AOS
Dendrobium seranicum 'Brendan' CBR/AOS
Dendrobium limpidum 'Ashley' CBR/AOS
CBR stands for "Certificate of Botanical Recognition" and CHM for Certificate of Horticultural Merit."
Lindas plantas, maravilhosas imagens, obrigada por compartilhar
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Thank you once again for commenting on another post. I very much appreciate your kind comments.
DeleteHi Ron,you have a nice blog,I had a great time going through your Orchid show pics,I find it very difficult to remember the names though,I wonder why on earth they have such big names..can you explain it for me,plz? :)
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Don't know, Pam. Part of it is botanical - all plants have latinized names, and part of it is just the whim of hybridizers who give really weird names to some of their creations.
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