The Orchid Review

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Just curious if anyone subscribes to The Orchid Review.  If so what do you think of it and is it worth the subscription price?

LOVE it, so it’s worth the price . . . to me. Good to read about things on the other side o’the pond! -Bob – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – Howard

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<< Just curious if anyone subscribes to The Orchid Review.  If so what do you think of it and is it worth the subscription price?

LOVE it, so it’s worth the price . . . to me. Good to read about things on the other side o’the pond! -Bob Howard

I just heard that The Orchid Review is in trouble. Most of subscribers are outside of England. Subscriptions are down. The editor has resigned, and a new editor has taken over. The RHS has decided that if things do not turn around over the next year, they are going to drop it, PERIOD.

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Just curious if anyone subscribes to The Orchid Review.  If so what do you think of it and is it worth the subscription price? Howard

I subscribed to this about 18 months ago when  I started growing orchids. It’s a  professionally produced magazine with 6 issues a year totaling around 400 pages. It covers items of interest for beginners and experienced growers with lots of colour pictures – there’s usually something I must get! Recent articles have ranged from growing from seed, potting/mounting, leafless orchids and many on specific genera/countries – plus new hybrid info. Binder for 12 issues makes neat package and I think value for money. Hope this helps, David Ward (UK)

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Just curious if anyone subscribes to The Orchid Review.  If so what do you think of it and is it worth the subscription price? Howard

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