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GDOC Review April 2022
GDOC Review April 2022
REVIEW
April 2022
Post Print Approved 100002180
Complaints/Suggestions
As in all Clubs and Associations, there are times when
members are not completely satisfied with events, which occur
from time to time. The Gawler Districts Orchid Club is no
exception. If at any time you have a complaint or suggestions,
please submit it in writing to the Committee with your
signature. President Trevor Lehmann has arranged a
suggestion box for members to put suggestions. This is your
Club, the committee need to know what you want including
topics and Guest Speakers, for example.
Committee News:
To be conducted under the COVID-19 Safe Plan Requirements
as advised in the July 2020 Newsletter:
- On arrival, hand sanitiser will be provided at the entrance
- All present are to sign the insurance book as required as well
as an attendance record with name, phone, E-Mail address and
time of arrival/departure.
- Physical Distancing of 1.5m is to be in place at ALL times.
Review via E-Mail: The Club can now send out the
‘REVIEW’ by e-mail. If you wish to be added to the list,
please send a request to the Editor, Kyle Howard. This will
ensure we have your correct E-Mail, and the Editor can
advise the Secretary to cancel your hard copy.
GawlerDistrictOrchidClub@hotmail.com
Opening Times
Saturday 8:00AM to 5:30PM
Sunday 10:30AM to 5:00PM
Open Division
Cymbidium under 60 Species
Cym. ensifolium Steve Howard
First Division
Australian Native Epiphyte - Hybrid
Den. Lime Stone Wendy & Michael Lodge
Laeliinae - Non Standard
Rlc. Empress Worsley ' Roman Holiday ' Rosemary Phillips
Laeliinae - Standard over 100mm
C. Dalaginding Wendy & Michael Lodge
Laeliinae - Standard under 100mm
C. Hawaiian Wedding Song ' Virgin ' Wendy & Michael Lodge
Registrars Report:
After missing February meeting, it was good to be back on deck with our
first meeting of 2022. As expected, numbers benched were down, but its
early season. Nevertheless, the three divisions managed a nice display of
26 plants covering 6 genera groups with 14 benched in open, 4 in first
and 8 in second. Open division typically had the greatest representation
with 6 genera groups shown. Of note was a not often seen Chinese
cymbidium, Cym. ensifolium. These species do figure in some breeding
lines and one ensifolium hybrids was shown in second
division. Laeliinae dominated to the benching with a range of species
and hybrids shown. Eventual winner was a lovely pansy orchid,
Miltoniopsis Ambres Charm grown by Rob & Lyn Albrecht. These are
eye-catching orchids that many, myself included, find a challenge to get
the conditions right but once you do, the effort is worth it. First division
only had 4 exhibits, all by Wendy Lodge. The standout being
Dendrobium Limestone. This terete rat tail native is usually one of the
first to flower here in Adelaide, and has the unusual habit of flowering
two, sometimes three times in succession over a few weeks. Second
Culture
Notes:
April
Steve Howard
Nicky Zurcher: See Nicky’s slippers; Exciting new Paphs and Phrags
www.nickysslippers.com.au
Mob. 0405 088 479
Sims Orchid
Hybridisers and Suppliers, Cymbidium Orchids
From flask to Flowering size, Mericlones, Seedlings, Show Bench & Pot Plant.
Contact: Moss & Rosemary Bray
123 Barcelona Rd Noarlunga Downs SA 5168
Ph. (08) 8382 8822 Mob. 0418 82221
Topics:
Monthly Meeting
Winners of 2021 – Commentary by Steve
Howard
Regular Features:
- Plant Benching & Judging
- Lucky Name Badge (Must be wearing)
- Birthday Draw: April
- Raffle
- Supper; Tea and Coffee will be available after meeting in guidelines
with Covid 19 restrictions