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Nicky’s Slipper Orchids Australia. Price List -­‐ 3rd April 2013 Phone: 08 8380 9360 Mobile: 0405 088 479 www.nickysslippers.com.au PAPHIOPEDILUM ORCHIDS mature plants and divisions (flowering size) Paph. Duo de Citron (primulinum x Paph. Golddollar 'Tetragold' (4n)) $55.00 A very showy golden yellow which flowers almost any time of the year. Strong grower. This is similar to the famous ‘Golddollar’ but produces an extra flower or two. Paph. Maudiae 'Coloratum' $28.00 $38.00 $30.00 Majestic large flower on tall stem. Excellent for cut flowers. Paph. Quirola (haynaldianum x liemiana) Three to five flowers on tall stem. Reasonably cold tolerant. Paph. Crossianum 'Album' (venustum var. album x insigne var. albomarginata) Most are a pretty yellow/green with more intense yellow veining on the pouch from ‘venustum’. Some may show some brown markings. Tolerates low temperatures. Paph. Alma Gavaert 'Madame Maurice Mertens' AM/RHS $175.00 The largest of all the Albino Maudiae types. Majestic flowers on tall stems. Pahp. Maudiae ‘Magnificum’ FCC/RHS $85.00 Another tall majestic albino Maudiae with large flowers on tall stems. This is the true FCC/RHS clone. Paph. Paymaster (Paeony 'Regency' AM/RHS x mastersianum) $35.00 $38.00 Almost full, round shaped, light maroon flowers on long stems. Paph. Rosy Dawn White with a few pink dots. Vigorous grower. Tolerates cool temperatures. Nicky’s Slippers www.nickysslippers.com.au 1 Paph. Orchilla 'Chilton' Famous dark red all over. Champion Paph. of many shows.
$175.00 Paph. Gigi $85.00 This has been a famous red breeder. The flower is held on a strong stem and grows well in almost any shady place. Paph. Honey Gorse ‘Downland’ AM/RH $145.00 A strong yellow-­‐green with dusting in the centre, almost perfect in shape. Pahp. Sunwillow ‘Ringlet’ AM/RHS $250.00 One of the larget yellow Paphs. A well grown plant displays a dorsal width of 11 cm. Paph. Betty Bracey ‘Limelight’ AM/AOS $85.00 The dark lines and white halo make this a distinctive colour combination. Paph. Albion FCC/RHS $65.00 Still one of the most beautiful whites with its distinct green centre disc. Mericlones (Yes! you read it right) Small $25.00 Paph. Delophyllum ‘Album’ $42.00 Pretty Summer flowering white with up to 4 flowers per stem. Paph. Hama Callomii (callosum x praestans) $48.00 Unusual honey colour with some white on the striped dorsal. Up to 3 flowers per stem. Good grower. Usually late summer flowering. Paph. Pepperpuddle $45.00 Having Paph. spicerianum as one parent it makes a rare, cold tolerant “white” with a lovely dusting of pink. Medium size flowers on tall stems. Paph. X jogjae (glaucophyllum x praestans) $55.00 Divisions of originally jungle collected plant. Nicky’s Slippers www.nickysslippers.com.au 2 Paph. Leyburnense 'Magnificum' $45 $150 Very vigorous grower, cold tolerant. Flowers from early autumn onward. Paph. Rolfei 'Vampira' (bellatulum x rothschildianum) Very intense and distinct colour pattern on a creamy white background up to 3 flowers per stem. Paph. Dramatic $45 Pure yellow green and white standard hybrid has been used a lot in the breeding of this attractive colour range. Paph. Dora Crawshaw 'Lie de Vin' (bellatulum x charlesworthii) $35 As the clonal name suggests, this is a uniform, pure, deep wine red flower all over. Semi pendulous stem. Paph. Pisar (concolor x delenatii) $38 $35 Two to three soft creamy pink flowers over dark foliage. Small growing plant. Paph. Easter (concolor x Psyche) Cream/white with faint dusting. Miniature plant and flowers, dainty. Paph.Henrietta Fujiwara alba (haynaldianum var. album x primulinum) $60 Up to 5 flowers in pure yellow, green and white on tall stems, strong grower. One of very few albino multiflorals. WHITES (Flowering size divisions) -­‐ see photos on website. Historically, white Paphs were the most sought after and most difficult to breed. Hence, they were also the most expensive. As an example, several clones of Paph. Millers Daughters, which I bred in England sold for tens of thousands of dollars. Even today they are still very hard to find. Over many years, I have built up a collection of several different white hybrids and made new crosses. These are now available for sale as flowering size divisions. Paph. F. C. Puddle FCC/RHS $55 This has been the most used parent in the breeding of white slippers. One or two flowers per stem during autumn and winter. Nicky’s Slippers www.nickysslippers.com.au 3 Paph. Whitemoor “Norriton” AM/RHS $75 A very robustly growing clone, this hybrid flowers throughout the cooler months, but mostly in May and June as most whites do. Paph. Blanch Sawyer “Snowman” AM/AOS $75 $75 $85 $95 An American awarded long stem white robust grower. Paph. Swanilda “Dawny” A rare, pure white without any markings at all. Paph. Shareba No1 Another pure white of a slightly different shape. Paph. Silvara “Snow White” One of a few pure white clones that came out of this famous cross. Paph. Dimity “Chilton” AM/RHS $150 Exhibiting some very faint dusting on the dorsal -­‐ one of the best whites I have. Paph. Freckles “Corkey” AM/AOS $120 This comparatively large white flower has more peppering over all segments. Advanced size Mericlones $35 Paph. Susan Tucker “Isobell” AM/AOS $95 35 $55 The best shaped clone of this hybrid. Paph. White Hart An almost pure white flower but on a short stem. The nine clones above were all bred from F.C. Puddle as one of the parents. Paph. Candy Pink A very robustly growing pink out of of Paph. Blagrose and a cute white species Paph. niveum. Nicky’s Slippers www.nickysslippers.com.au 4 SPECIES (Flowering size) Paph. charlesworthii $42.00 $50.00 One of my favourite Pahp. Species. Hardy and suitable for shadehouses Paph. tonsum var. curtisifolium Large soft brown flowers on tall stems. Beautifully marked leaves. This species is very rare now. Paph. villosum $38.00 $35.00 Raised from two selected clones with large, glossy flowers. Very cold tolerant. Paph. spicerianum Another lovely species from northern India. The funnel shaped white dorsal makes it very distinct. Paph. sukhakulii $35.00 The “Eyelash Slipper” with straight hairs extending from the upper and lower edges of the heavily spotted petals. Beautifully marked leaves. Paph. insigne $25.00 The easiest of all Paph. species to grow. Very cold tolerant. Autumn flowering. Easily grown in a shade house in most areas of Australia with extra shade. Paph. lawrenceanum $55.00 $55.00 Flowering size divisions. This now rare species is a parent of pahp. Maudiae. Paph. niveum 'Jane' x Paph. niveum 'St. Nick' Rarely available white species, a mating of two of my best clones With full, round shapes, grows well. Needs dryer winter periods. Nicky’s Slippers www.nickysslippers.com.au 5 PAPHIOPEDILUM SEEDLINGS Normal size = 120mm -­‐ 200mm leaf span. Advanced size = 200mm plus leaf span ALBINO MAUDIAE TYPES (seedlings) These are the worlds first release of albino (white and green striped) ‘Maudiae’ type hybrid slipper orchids with a tetraploid parent (double the normal number of chromosomes to 4n.) The result is large, long stemmed flowers with heavier substance, much faster and vigorously growing plants. Normal Advanced Paph. Gothic Garden “Sharon” x Gavotte “Fantasy” 4n $20 $28 “Sharon” has a very nice round shape and combined with the solid substance of “Fantasy” will prove to be a very good combination. Paph. Holdeni AM x Gavotte “Fantasy” 4n $20 $28 This combination with the perfect dorsal of Holdeni is expected to be among the best albino Maudiaes. Paph. Gothic Garden “Tetrasong”4n x Holdeni f2 “Leonor” $20 $28 “Leonor “ is a second generation Holdeni of award quality. “Tetrasong” will impart great strength to produce new show winners. Paph. Onix alba x Somers Isle “Most Green” 4n $18 $25 The Onix is a large flower and Somers Isle a deep green which it inherits from its grand parent Paph sukhakulii. New deeper green flowers which are easy to grow are expected. Paph. Holdeni AM x Somers Isle “Most Green” 4n $18 $25 The introduction of the alba Paph. Sukhakulii into multi generation “albinos” through Summers Isle, is a new direction in this type of breeding. Paph. Makuli “Green Mist” AM/AOS x Gavotte 4n $18 $25 The Makuli will pass on mostly horizontal petals onto the heavy substance tetraploid Gavotte. Paph. Gavotte “Mow Bow” 4n x Holdeni f2 “Green Giant” $18 $25 Large flowers of solid substance should be the result of this crossing. COLORATUM MAUDIAE TYPES (seedlings) (seedlings) Paph. Maudiae “Claudia” 4n x Maudiae “Los Osos” AM/AOS Advanced Normal $20 $28 This is a remake of a cross I made earlier, which has already won several shows and awards around Australia and overseas. Mostly perfect shapes on tall stems, ideal for long lasting cut flowers. All 4n crosses tolerate lower temperatures than the conventional diploid breeds. Paph. Sukhakulii “Jungle Queen” x Maudiae 4n “Bashi” $18 $25 Surprisingly large flowers have been produced by this unusual combination. A good demonstration to show how much power a 4n parent can impart on a 2n partner. Nicky’s Slippers www.nickysslippers.com.au 6 CHINESE OR PARVISEPALUM TYPE HYBRID (seedings) Normal Advanced As with the “Maudiae breeding, the tetraploid Golddollar parents will give these crossings great extra vigor and substance (thickness of the flower segments). Paph. Fumis Delight “Perfect” x Golddollar “Tetragold” $20 $30 These are really easy to grow with up to three flowers per stem. The most vigorous “Parvi” cross I have seen, almost like the old Paph. Insigne. Paph. malipoense “Green Surprise” x Paph. Golddollar “Tetrani” 4n $20 $30 Again, quite hardy, only frost protection is needed. Colour will vary, but mostly golden-­‐yellow with darker markings. Paph. delenatii f2 x Golddollar “Tetragold” 4n $18 $28 Flowers open a pure lemon-­‐yellow, maturing into a pure creamy-­‐white. Up to three flowers per stem, not temperature sensitive. Paph. Hatsue Otzuka (rothschildianum x Golddollar “Tetrani”) $35 $55 Another ‘World First’ using a tetraploid parent. Very large golden-­‐yellow flowers with artistic fine markings. Up to four flowers on tall stems. Those who know Golddollar will love this one. Saeka Mochizuki (Lolabird x malipoense) (see photo) $28 $32 The first to flower produced nice round shapes with strong colours. Grows easily in a shade house all year round where there is no frost exposure. Paph. Joyce Hasegawa (delenatii x emersonii) $20 $28 $20 This is one for growers who like gorgeous pink flowers with a pleasant perfume. Paph Norito Hasegawa (malipoense x armeniacum) A remake of a very well known hybrid. Round multicoloured flowers with the typical balloon shaped large shoe. Paph. Lynleigh Koopowitz (malipoense x delenatii) $18 White and pink flowers on tall stems. The large dark staminode (disk) in the center of the flower is a unique attraction. Paph. St. Swithin x micranthum $28 Should resemble Paph. Gloria Naugle. Several vivid pink flowers with darker vanings per stem. Paph. Golddollar “Tetraria” x Verde Oro “Cowburg” $22 $35 This is the third generation advanced from Paph. armeniacum producing large pure yellow flowers, usually two per stem. Strong grower. Paph. Imperial Jade x Golddollar “Pseudotet” 4n $20 $28 With the influence of Paph. stonei as a grandparent I expect up to four flowers with longish petals on tall stems. Nicky’s Slippers www.nickysslippers.com.au 7 Paph. Duo de Citron (primulinum x Paph. Golddollar 'Tetragold' (4n)) $28.00 A very showy golden yellow which flowers almost any time of the year. Strong grower. This is similar to the famous ‘Golddollar’ but produces an extra flower or two. Flowering size $55.00 MULTIFLORALS (seedlings) Paph.Henrietta Fujiwara alba (haynaldianum var. album x primulinum) Advanced Normal $25.00 Up to 5 flowers in pure yellow, green and white on tall stems, strong grower. One of very few albino multiflorals. Flowering size: $60.00 Paph.Transvaal No 3 x Paph. moquetteanum $25 $32 Up to five beautiful flowers on tall stems. Will flower at almost any time of the year but more likely summer and autumn. SPECIES PAPHIOPEDILUM (seedlings) Paph delenatii “ROO” $18 Normal Advanced $25 A third generation (f3) sibling cross of selected round soft pink flowers. Usually two flowers per stem. Compact plants with beautifully dark marked leaves. Paph. spicerianum (see photo) $18 This cute little Indian slipper enchants everybody. This third generation crossing is made with selected large flowering clones. Only frost protection needed. Paph charlesworthii (“Cherry Juice” x “Nigritella”) $22 $28 Both parents are dark red clones with strong stems. I grow them together with Paph. spicerianum in a shade house all year round exposed to rain but not too much wind. Paph. malipoense (See photo) $22 $30 A most unusual and majestic species from China. The extremely large scrotum shaped shoe and dark foliage amazed me when I first saw it. STANARD HYBRID (seedlings) Paph. Charlies Girl (Gigi x Paph. charlesworthii) Advanced Normal $28 Very colourful in the red tones, some have almost full round shapes, flowers almost anytime between Autumn and Spring. Hardy. Pahp. Lyric ‘Gemstone’ x Hang – Glider $22 These are two of my darkest standard hybrids. Expect large dark red winter blooms. Nicky’s Slippers www.nickysslippers.com.au 8 PHRAGMIPEDIUM DIVISIONS Flowering Size These do best with extra water. Phrag. pearcei Flowering size divisions $35.00 Small growing species from Ecuador. Cute multi coloured flowers. Vertical twisted petals. Distinct colouration. Phrag. lindleyanum $100.00 Rare Phragmipedium species with intense red petals. Sequential flowering over a long period on tall stems. Phrag. Sedenii 'Candidum' $38.00 Very pretty baby pink, many flowers produced on the one stem over a long period. Phrag. Calurum (see group photo) $38.00 Similar characteristics to above, slightly larger, darker pointed petals. Phrag. Grande 'Chinaman' $55.00 Petals 20cm, long, large flowers, several per stem. Phrag. Schroederae AM/RHS $45.00 The most beautiful of them all, bright red, large flowers, several per stem over an extended period. Phrag. schlimii $150.00 Very cute, small baby pink flowers many in succession over a long time. Rare. Phrag. Geralda (caudatum var. sanderae x lindleyanum) $65.00 to $100.00 Up to seven flowers per stem in succession with petals up to 15cm long. Petals are red and pouch is golden. Selected clones mature large divisions. Nicky’s Slippers www.nickysslippers.com.au 9 OTHER UNUSUAL ORCHIDS (Flowering size) Dendrobium Impact $38 This hybrid was a sensation when the late Kevin McFarline first showed it at an Australian Orchid Conference in the 70’s and is still regarded as a very good hard cane dendrobium. A very vivid pink, it flowers at almost any time and is easy to grow if kept in a small pot and drier during winter months. Brassocattleya Pastoral “Innocence” AM/AOS $38 A very vigorously growing white ‘Cat’ (or Cattleya) useful for wedding floristry. Strong flowering size divisions. Aërides odorata var. alba $65.00 Many pure white flowers are arranged in the shape of a large bunch of grapes. Slightly scented, easy to grow. Strong autumn flowering size plants. Brassavola digbyana -­‐ Species $45.00 This species is famous for its enormous frilly lip and for this reason has been used in breeding with the Cattleya alliance to make Bc., Blc. etc. Keep cool and very dry in winter. Dendrobium pierardii -­‐ Species, India from $25.00 Canes up to 1 metre long, covered all along with 6cm diameter pink and white flowers in Spring. Likes to be kept cool and very dry in Winter. Water and feed well during growing season, cool growing. Larger multi-­‐cane plants available. Den. Adastra 'Nicky’s' ACC/AOC (superbum x pierardii) $35.00 Very spectactular, large vivid pink, 75 mm flowers on pendulous canes, easy to grow. Culture as for Den. pierardii. Large to 1.2 m long $45.00 Gongora galeata – Species $18.00 Otherwise known as ‘The Earing Orchid’, unusual honey coloured flowers in summer, 3 – 6 on a pendulous spike. Easy to grow even in a verandah or indoors. An ideal beginners orchid. Gongora nigra -­‐ Species $38.00 $20.00 Up to 30 dark maroon flowers on long, to 40cm pendulous spikes. Coelogyne speciosa -­‐ Species Small growing plants relatively large, single flowers, cream petals, large brown lip. Almost continuously flowering. Coelogyne pandurata -­‐ Species $38.00 Otherwise known as the ‘Black Lip Orchid’. 30 – 50 cm long spikes, many intermediate Cymbidium size, soft green & black and flowers in Spring. Minimum temperature 10°C. Nicky’s Slippers www.nickysslippers.com.au 10 Peristeria elata -­‐ Species $50.00 The Panamanian national flower. This species is on the Convention on International Endangered Species list (CITES). Scented, round white flowers on spikes of up to 1.5m high. Column resembles sitting dove. Flowering size. Catasetum planicepts -­‐ Species $38.00 Up to 7 very unusual green and white flowers. Will shoot the pollinia quite a distance when tickled. Interesting novelty, grows easily, minimum 8°C Angraecum veitchii -­‐ Species $65.00 Up to 8 large, white wax-­‐like flowers. Delightful perfume beginning at dusk and lasting all night. Large plants. Please enquire. Cirrhopetalum Elizabeth Ann ‘Buckleberry’ FCC/RHS AM/AOC $38.00 Received the highest awards possible. Large fans of maroon flowers. Likes to grow in a reasonably cool, humid shady place. Suitable for Hanging baskets. Needs frost protection. Cirrhopetalum rothschildianum – Species $28.00 A parent of the above, this is another bizarre shaped, colourful orchid with large, circular fans. Encyclia radiata -­‐ Species $28.00 Worth growing for its perfume alone. Bunches of medium size, white with pale green flowers in summer. Phalaenopsis intermedia -­‐ Species $22.00 Pretty, small white flowers with orange lip. Ideal as bridal flowers. Produces a new plant (keiki) on the end of nearly every flower spike. Masdevallia Machu Picchu 'Jay Vee' AM/AOC $55.00 It is said to be one of the most attractive Masdevallia hybrids ever made. Perfectly shaped, large red/purple flowers. The lower sepal tails cross over each other. Good grower which likes cool. Bl. Sea Urchin (Laelia anceps x Brassavola glauca) $28.00 Up to 6 medium size, white, very attractive flowers per stem. Large lip with red markings. Beautifully perfumed. Cold tolerant. Lockhartia oerstedii-­‐ Species from Brazil $30.00 Otherwise known as ‘The braided orchid’ or ‘Fishbone orchid’. The leaves are arranged like large scales totally covering the stem. Small yellow flowers, most unusual form of growth for an orchid. Encyclia ciliare $25.00 Four yellow/green flowers 10cm diameter with white frilly lip. Pleasantly perfumed. Encyclia lancefolia $28.00 Highly perfumed clusters of creamy flowers with dark markings. Dec/Jan. Nicky’s Slippers www.nickysslippers.com.au 11 Rossioglosssum grande $48.00 Up to 7 very large (12cm) flowers for the size of the plant. Bright yellow with brown bars, can be grown in a shade house, very showy. Oncidium splendidum $55.00 Two plants only of this brilliant golden orchid. Relatively large flowers on tall stems. Dendrobium bigibbum var. compactum 'Mauve Shower' CCM/AOC $15.00 to $50.00 Whereas most so named plants are hybrids, this is the true species. Strong divisions of this beautiful mauve Australian native. Up to 12 flowers in Autumn. Grows best mounted or in small pots, kept dry in Winter. Tolerates cooler temperatures. The inflorescence is larger than the plant itself. Miltonia spectabilis var. morelliana $25.00 Large intensely dark red flowers in autumn. Grows well in a shade house with frost protection. A pot full or better a hanging basket full of this species is a most spectacular sight, as the name suggests. BEGINNERS’ SPECIALS: Growing Slipper orchids is easy! (See website for more information) Beginners Special – Plants only. $65 posted Includes: 3 x Slipper Orchid Plants (my choice). Please indicate if you prefer *Cool Climate or **Warm Climate plants. Beginners Special – Ready to grow. $78 posted This Beginners special includes everything you need to begin growing Slippers when starting from scratch, including: •
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3 x Slipper Orchid Plants (my choice) 3 x Pots size matched to plants 1 x bag of my own Premium Quality Orchid Growing Mix. (This is enough mix to fill the 3 pots included). This Special is prefect for anyone wanting to try growing Slippers. It takes the hassle out of working out which size pots you need to match your plants. The potting mix included is my own recipe I make to successfully grow my slippers in. Please indicate if you prefer *Cool Climate or **Warm Climate plants. *Cool Climate – only frost protection needed. **Warm Climate – minimum temperatures not below 5 deg. ALSO AVAILABLE We have many more plants and crosses in either small numbers available but they are not listed. Please phone me if you are looking for any rare or unlisted plants. Alternately, come and see me at the Shows or my Nursery* for a huge range of individual plants.
Nicky’s Slippers www.nickysslippers.com.au 12 2013 Australian Orchid Show Events where will be exhibiting: April 5,6 -­‐ Castle Hill International Orchid Fair, Castle Hill, Sydney. April 20, 21 – Festival of Flowers, Enfield, Adelaide. May 16,17,18 – Orchids out West. Hawkesbury Racecourse, Sydney. June 29, 30 – Mingara Show. Tumbi Umbi, Central Coast, NSW. August 8, 9, 10 – Dural Show. Sydney. August 15,16,17 – St Ives Show. Sydney. August 23, 24, 25 – Melbourne Orchid Spectacular and Victorian International Orchid Fair, Melbourne. October 4, 5, 6 – Southern Orchid Spectacular, Caringbah, Sydney. Nicky’s Slippers www.nickysslippers.com.au 13 HOW TO GROW “SLIPPER” ORCHIDS (Paphiopedilums) LIGHT -­‐ With the aid of minerals taken up by the roots, light absorbed from the sun, and carbon dioxide from the air, green leaves produce energy to grow and flower. This process is called photosynthesis, “Paphs” require a much lower light intensity than cattleyas, dendrobiums or cymbidiums for this to occur at an optimum level. An easy light test is to move your hand about 50cm above the foliage on a sunny day. If a noticeable shadow is cast on the leaves, apply more shade. Most people who say they don’t have ‘much luck with slippers’ keep them either too bright or grow them in pots too large. When growing outdoors, shade cloth with a density of 90 % is recommended or better still, a double layer of 70% so that one layer can be removed in late Autumn and added again at the end of Winter. For indoor growing, bright light but no sun (weather direct or filtered) is best. Paph leaves should always be a lush green. POTTING -­‐ It is worth remembering that most Paphs die from over-­‐potting. The smallest pot possible should be used to comfortably fit the roots. Overly long roots are best ‘spiralled’ into the pot by turning the pot until the roots are wound in. Frequent potting is beneficial but no more than twice a year, however healthy and mature plants can confidently be left in the same pot for two years. Suitable materials for potting include bark, coconut chips, perlite, polystyrene, shell grit, and gravel. Particle size should not exceed 15 mm of any ingredient. I like the bark component to be at least 50% of the volume with some coconut chips for extra water holding. It is important for the mix to be moist but never wet when potting. TEMPERATURE -­‐ The optimum temperature for most Paphs is around 26°C during the day and relative humidity of around 50% -­‐ 60%. Paphs are however, quite tolerant to extremes. Even 40°C and just short of freezing for short periods will do no harm, but prolonged extremes will slow down growth and eventually kill. Draughts or strong winds, especially on hot days will desecrate the leaves. Air movement or fans are not required. WATERING -­‐ If you only have a few plants, stand the pots in the sink or a container overnight with the water level about half way up the pots, once a week. This will give them an even soaking. Rain water is preferable, fertilizer can be added. Pot plants should always be given a good soaking when dry, rather than small amounts often. FERTILIZER -­‐ Most fertilizer brands including fish and seaweed products for indoor plants are suitable if used at a quarter to half recommended strength about once every third watering and less frequently during Winter and extremely hot weather. DELIVERY & PACKING -­‐ Packing and regular postage is $18.00 anywhere in Australia. All plants and seedlings are sent bare root. They are well packed and suffer practically no set-­‐back. There is no sense in paying freight for heavy pots and compost. Most plants get dislodged or loosened in the pots in transport and it is far better to grow them in your own mix. Nicky’s Slippers www.nickysslippers.com.au 14 Paypal: Paypal payments are welcome – Just send your payment to [email protected] with your name and address details. Please Note: -­‐
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Payment with order please Please supply phone number with order. Western Australian customers please add $35 towards fumigation costs. Delivery: Plants are sent bare root via Regular Australia Post. Packing and postage charge is $18.00 with exception of very large plants (which would be advised). -­‐ Prices and availability subject to change without notice. -­‐ All prices include GST. -­‐ Credit Card payments require a 5% bank fee. Alternately payment can be made by Postal Money Order or Cheque made out to N. Zurcher. In order for you to succeed in growing these magnificent orchids I am happy to give free plant cultural advice over the phone most evenings between 7 & 8 pm. *Visitors will be surprised with a show of flowering orchids all year round, but are welcome by appointment only. Phone: 08 8380 9360 International: +61 8 8380 9360 Mobile: 0405 088 479 www.nickysslippers.com.au Nicky’s Slippers www.nickysslippers.com.au 15 O R D E R F O R M Date: ______/______/_______ Nicky Zurcher, PO Box 326, Virginia, SA, 5120, Australia Ph.: +61 8 8380 9360 Qty Description Size Cost Each Total Subtotal (add 5% if paying by Credit card) $ Plus Freight $ 18.00 Total $ If sold out may we substitute with equal or better quality?  Yes  No Please add 5% to total amount to cover Credit Card charges Select:  PayPal  Cheque  Postal Money Order  Bankcard  MasterCard  VISA Card number: __________________________________________________________________ Expiry date: ____/______/______ Signature: ________________________________________ Name: ________________________________________________________________________ Address: _______________________________________________________________________ __________________________________ Post code: _____________ State: _______________ Phone: ___________________________ Email: _______________________________________ Nicky’s Slippers www.nickysslippers.com.au 16