Public Greenhouse
Arriving at MBG... A snowy welcome!	Some of the group... anxious to get inside.	Lise Gobeille Our host and guide
Epiphytes in the main display	A large specimen about 1m square	Another specimen plant
The same plant in closeup.	A bulbophylum specimen plant	Another view of the same bulbophylum plant
Another magnificent large bulbophylum plant	dendrobium guerreroi	lycaste cruenta
dendrobium c.k al	A specimen plant of mormolyca ringens	The same plant in closeup
A display of phals suitable for photos!	A large stanhopea
Bulbophyllum auratum	Cattleya aurantiaca	Phal Brother Elizabeth a beautiful spotted yellow flower.
Production greenhouses
Laeliocattleya Ptarmigan Ridge "Mendenhall" an impressive plant!	Brassolaeliocatt Hunabu Dignity in closeup	Closeup of schoenorchis gemmata flower spikes
A large laelia anceps specimen plant	Another laelia anceps specimen in an almost natural setting!	laelia anceps flowers in closeup
An impressive specimen plant of epidendrum mirabile	The same plant in closeup	A wall of specimen plants with Julie behind
gastrorchis lutea	The paph section under a netting	The warm greenhouse with misting in progress
Paph Borburn Flower is 5 inches across!		Another nice paph
Adaglossum Summit 'Frenchtown'	Bletilla a large flower on a small plant!	Epidendrum stamfordianum var leeeanum
Maxillaria densa	Miltonia Aileen Lawless	Odontoglossum praestans
Butterfly house
Marika the butterfly guide	Butterfly lunch... a nice fruit snack	A butterfly posing... an elusive subject!
Atlas moth emerging an impressive guy!	A caterpillar munching on leaves
Other attractions
Cactus house		An unusual cactus lepismium ianthothele
Who knew that a jade plant could flower?	A Chinese mountain scene with tiny bonsai trees
Le Paradis des Orchidees
Awards won by Le Paradis from Ottawa Orchid Society	Awards from other Shows	General view of the greenhouse... very impressive!
Phals by the thousands... as far as the eye can see!	Our gracious host Sylvie Paquette	Questions and answers
Phals in spots	Whites	and pinks
But not all are phals... angraecum eburnum 'superbum'	... epidendrum ilense	... epidendrum pseudepidendrum 'album'
More questions... from us	...and answers from Sylvie	Darwin's famous plant angraecum sesquepedale

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