Awards for the Orchid Project at Paris
As promised we have a full list of awards. We are delighted that as well as Grand Champion we have won more 1st prizes and Best in Class awards than any other orchid society, trade or institution – a real tribute to the Orchid Growers of Writhlington and Mendip Studio Schools.
Odontoglossum cristatum – winner of 1st Oncidinae species, Best Oncidinae trophy, Best Species Trophy and Grand Champion trophy.
Coelogyne cristata ‘alba’ – winner of 1st Coelogyne spreies, Best Coelogyne trophy
Phalaenopsis manii – 1st Phalaenopsis species, Best Phalaenopsis trophy
Epidendrum parkinsonianum, 1st Laeliniae species
Coelogyne holochila, 2nd Coelogyne species
Poroglossum meridionale – 2nd Pleurothallidinae species
Epidendrum centopetalum – 2nd Laeliniae species
Dendrobium mohlianum – 2nd Dendrobium species
Cymbidium devonianum – 3rd Cymbidium species
Incredible well done to you all and that goes for those still at the school it’s going to be a job to beat this in london
You will need a bigger van to get all these prizes home Simon! I am so pleased for you. You have worked so hard and really deserve them. Well done.
Congratulations on your beautiful display and for the diversity and quality of the individual orchids in the display. Well deserved.
What an incredible achievement. Display looks amazing and the plants, wow, stunning. Simon you must be so proud of the team! Congratulations to you all.
Thanks Zoe – we have had so many visitors amazed by our large Coelogyne cristata and it has been great to point out that in the 26 years we have had it growing at school (from a tiny plant) it has been cared for by many generations of students, and it is only because all of these students have cared for it so well that it looks so brilliant today.
And the Epidendrum parkinsonianum, what a plant that has become! I used to hate it, but it looks incredible!
Haha – yes it didn’t always look this amazing
What an amazing amount of fantastic plants, what good plants people you all are!
Well done to to everyone in the orchid project.
Annie
Most excellent. What an encouragement to the students