A very efficient use of kitchen space! Who needs spatulas, ladles, etc? :-)

--Stitz--

Who is in the kitchen garden photo? There's one Hoya and at least 5 orchids that I have lost the names ...... Otherwise here is who is photographed and identified ....

Aspasia psitticina
Hoya curtsii
Aerangis citrata (x 2 plants)
Sigmastostalix graminea
Stellis sanchezii
Octomeviea brevifolia
Trichosalpinx dirhamphis
Dend. lichenastrum
Vanda somethingorother
Dichaea sp. (Ecuador)
Coelogyne cristata grandiflora
Encyclia bractescens
Micro-mini Pleuro ~ ID as Pleuro. alata
Stellis apricea
Platystele ovatlabia
Lepanthes pilosella pendant (x 2 plants)
Lepanthes calodictyon (x 2 plants)
Oncidium concolor
Dend. lodigessii
Tolumnia 'Red Berry'
Tol. 'Genting Pink Lady'
Tol. 'variegata'
Pteroceras semiteretifolium
Dend. aberrans
Encyclia polybulbon
Ceratostylis sp. pendant (Laos)
Oerstedella centradenia
Bllra. Hawaiian Glacier 'Queen Anne'
Diodonopsis erinacea
Maxillaria fractiflexis
Platystella vellota
Max. bicallosa
Pleorothallis ornata (schiedei)
Epiphronitis veitchii variegata
Sarcoglottis sceptrodes variegated

There's more on the window sill! YIKES!

Then there's the bigger schtuff like Phals. and Epidend. that hang out in the living room ..... :-)

I'll try to photograph their migration inside.

WOW! Awesome!

Looks like a monkey might come swinging through any minute.
I see you have a lot of yours on flat boards. I have found a gold mine of such...a man at the end of our street turns old cedar fence boards into rough cabinets, shelves, and crafts of all kinds, so I have an endless supply of mounting boards for my orchids. They love the cedar fence boards, so much that I have had to up size the boards to accomidate their roots!

Evelyn

Thanks! :-)

The orchids on flat boards are as I got them from Andy's Orchids. The Hoyas and most of the other mounted orchids are on tree fern. Some others are on unidentified hunks o' wood. When the remnants of H. Ike brushed by two weeks ago, we got hundreds of pounds of weeping willow limbs and bark along with miles of wisteria vine for mounting planty things.

Somewhere in the kitchen garden is a small wooden monkey hanging from a basket.

Hey great setup......good work.