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Frank Fordyce

Bulletin Number	Title
1 AOS	Cattleya Small Talk
2 AOS	Communicating With Your Cattleyas
3 AOS	Guidelines for Purchasing Orchid Plants Via Mail Order
4 AOS	Hybridizer's Notebook - 1: The Importance of Observation
5 AOS	Limited Editions in Orchids?
6 AOS	Miniature Cymbidiums
7 AOS	Progress Depends Upon Curiosity
8 AOS	Pygmy Paphs
9 AOS	Sophrolaeliocattleya Hazel Boyd - An Experiment in Red
10 AOS	Splash-Petal Cattleyas - Colorful Clowns of the Orchid World
11 AOS	Tips for Growing Miniature Cattleyas
12 AOS	The Changing Face of Orchid Plant Merchandising
13 AOS	In Memoriam: William John Tonkin Jr.
1	Brassocattleyas... From Hybridizer's Viewpoint
2	Do Cymbidiums Require a Shock to Bloom?
3	Why Aren't More Cymbidium Seedlings Being Introduced?
4	Is Air Movement Required in Greenhouses?
5	Laeliocattleyas .... Flamboyant Peacocks of the Cattleya Alliance
6	What Should a Hobbyist Look for in the Purchase of Seedlings?
7	The Well-Travelled Road to Red Cattleyas
8	The "All American Orchid", Leaf Fall - What does it mean? pH -what is it? by Frank Fordyce & Bob Adams
9	Will Plastic Pots Replace Clay?
10	Should I Specialize in One Genus?
11	Should the Hobbyist be Concerned About Virus?
12	Giant Steps for a "Tiny" Cymbidium
13	Think Small ... and discover the might of miniature Cattleyas
14	An Historical Orientation and Commentary On Orchid Potting Media
15	Profile: Frank Fordyce
16	A Look at Laelia Anceps and its Modern Hybrids

Last update 01/25/18