Just buying the book? Use the code: BOOKONLY at checkout to eliminate the shipping charge (the shipping is now built into the price of the book). Do not use this code if your order includes plants as the order will go through but will be voided later. Thank you.
Dr. Motes isn't the only writer in the family! Include a copy of Mary's book and you'll experience a world of orchids you've never seen before--or maybe you have at your local society meeting! The New York Times called Orchid Territory "darkly comic," and that's not the only praise it has received:
“The orchid universe is replete with records and anecdotes of characters that are as varied (and oftentimes wacky and eccentric) as the flowers. That reputation for eccentricity lives on today and … is a rich mine of material for a good read. As a result we have Orchid Territory … a wonderful light read on a rainy afternoon.
“It is a romp through the South Florida orchid scene and the author deftly blends elements of Graham Greene’s Travels With My Aunt and 1001 Dalmatians all in an orchid setting. I had the sneaking suspicion that the character of Mark is inspired by a certain floppy-haired Englishman from the recent hit movie Four Weddings And A Funeral. I think it would make a wonderful movie.”
— Malayan Orchid Review
Just buying the book? Use the code: BOOKONLY at checkout to eliminate the shipping charge (the shipping is now built into the price of the book). Do not use this code if your order includes plants as the order will go through but will be voided later. Thank you.
Dr. Motes isn't the only writer in the family! Include a copy of Mary's book and you'll experience a world of orchids you've never seen before--or maybe you have at your local society meeting! The New York Times called Orchid Territory "darkly comic," and that's not the only praise it has received:
“The orchid universe is replete with records and anecdotes of characters that are as varied (and oftentimes wacky and eccentric) as the flowers. That reputation for eccentricity lives on today and … is a rich mine of material for a good read. As a result we have Orchid Territory … a wonderful light read on a rainy afternoon.
“It is a romp through the South Florida orchid scene and the author deftly blends elements of Graham Greene’s Travels With My Aunt and 1001 Dalmatians all in an orchid setting. I had the sneaking suspicion that the character of Mark is inspired by a certain floppy-haired Englishman from the recent hit movie Four Weddings And A Funeral. I think it would make a wonderful movie.”
— Malayan Orchid Review
