Kristi! You and I are twinkies! I label my bulbs the same way:-) Exact same white tags written on with Sharpies! lol You'll see and get a laugh when I get to post my pics. Great minds think alike :-) Did you have a happy happy birthday? I hope so, lady.

Kristi, that exotica is gorgeous. It looks like its made of tissue paper!
And that Cattleya orchid is just breath taking.
Thanks for sharing,
Bloom Starved Chaz here

I wash the plastic knives I use from work and recycle them!
:-) But I'll be your twinkie!! (fun to have a really young twin!) Send me your offerings from Vera and I'll ship!
K

I agree with Chaz... that Cattleya is stunning! And there's the ever lovely Exotica... and your cluster of pots that look very much like the edge of my "jungle"!

Twinkies... LOL! I keep picturing two actual sponge cake twinkies in Hostess packaging! I must be hungry!

I never think to use plastic knives as markers, but have been looking into markers that are truly permanent! I'm tired of replacing the ones for outdoor named perennials! We've had that discussion before, a few times! Plastic gets brittle and fades, and wood rots. Metal is nice, but costly. We need a happy medium.

Great photos, Kristi! Thanks for sharing!

Great Job Kristi. I always wanted to try a Cattleya. 'missed the meeting today; working in Port Arthur, and commuting every day. :O