Another beautiful Australian Star. Even though they all sort of look the same, one cannot get tired of looking at them as they have an innate sense of beauty. I don't know the genealogy of this one, I'm sure Arthur will tell us. I do know that Dendrobium speciosum Windermere HCC/??? is one of the parents. No surprise there as Windermere seems to be one of the parents of every single Au plant I have.
Windermere must be a fundamental Mormon polygamist as they've crossed it with EVERYTHING, and I mean everything. The only plants that haven't been mated with Windermere are plants still in flask. I'm sure one of the components of Vi--gra (Gardenweb won't let me post the full name as it may offend some one who doesn't watch TV and see the hourly commercials) is ground up Windermere.
Nick
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