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Learn the Stages of Growing Orchids
How to Create Orchid Hybrids
How to Breed Cattleya Orchids
How to Breed Multigeneric Orchids
How to Determine the Names of Multigeneric Orchids
Understand the Importance of the Growing Orchids' Stages
Appreciate the Value of Orchid Clubs
Find Books & Resources on Growing Orchids
Find Supplies for Growing Orchids
Find Local Shops for Growing Orchids
Find Local Growers Where You Can Buy Orchids
Getting Orchids from Orchid Malls
Where to Find Help with Your Growing Orchids
How & Where to Buy Orchids
Understand How to Import Orchids From Other States
Understand How to Import Orchids From Other Countries
Summary: Buying orchids properly and from the right distributors is discussed in this free educational video series.
Bill has been working with orchids since 1951 but is the first to admit that he is still learning. He graduated from Stockbridge School of Agriculture in Floriculture/Horticulture. He...read more
"Where can I get an orchid plant? The sources that you have are unbelievable. One, you can use your local garden shops. Even places like Trader Joe's will travel and have orchid plants although they know nothing about them, they just provide the plants. If you're more interested into a solid, stable source of growth, you might want to go to one of your local growers, who has a wide diversity of form shape and type of plant available to you. In addition to that, if you go into and understand how orchids are in the trade, the world is your source of plants. In my greenhouse I have plants from South America, Australia. You name the place; I have them from all around the world. Part of it is knowing the procedure that you have to grow through to obtain them."
eHow Article: How & Where to Buy Orchids
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