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Certified Ornamental Plants
... Vanilla claviculata (leafless vanilla) Leafless vanilla is a Caribbean native with tiny leaves which fall off, leaving the green stem leafless. Beautifully exotic flowers are produced on mature vines, followed by vanilla beans if hand pollinated. Can't be shipped to Hawaii. Leafless Vanilla (rooted cutting) $9.99 Vanilla planifolia variegata (variegated vanilla) Variegated vanilla ...
www.montosogardens.com

Vivi's Orchid Corner - March 1996
... Vanilla is a less common orchid. There are approximately 20 species in this genus. This is an unusual genus because these orchids are vines. Their fruit, the vanilla beans, are the seed capsules of several of the vanilla species from which the vanilla flavoring is obtained (vanilla planifolia, vanilla tahitensis). The Mexican Vanilla planifollia is the most common type. Vanilla is ...
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Stories from the Orchid Garden - Vanilla in the Kitchen
... first isolated from the vanilla beans by Gobley in 1858. It was first commercially produced in Madagascar in 1873. Madagascar is still the world's largest producer of vanilla. Vanilla is also a very ... used vanilla long before the arrivals of the Europeans. As far back as the 1500's, Aztecs made a chocolate drink from cocoa beans called Tlilxochitl which was flavored using ground vanilla beans. If ...
www.orchidlady.com

I C F G
... drug stores. Next, add your favorite complimentary spice. Cinnamon, cloves, nutmeg, dried citrus peel and vanilla beans all make excellent choices. Last, add a few drops of essential oil (an aroma additive ...
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San Antonio Botanical Garden 555 Funston San Antonio Texas - Conservatory
... , are covered with cascading ferns, tropical cacti, vines, and other climbers. A vanilla orchid is flowering in anticipation of vanilla beans later in the season. Insect-eating plants hang their huge pitchers from ...
www.sabot.org

Vanilla barbellata
... October of 1997, and was given a piece of vanilla barbellata ("leafless vanilla") free in the shipment. I potted it in with ... be interesting. I've also never heard of anyone producing edible vanilla beans from this plant, but I might just give it a try. ... these two flowers. First page of Vanilla planifolia Second page of Vanilla planifolia Third page of Vanilla planifolia Top of Older Pictures, Page ...
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Vanilla pompona
... !) People seem to be very interested in vanilla orchids and how the vanilla beans (pollinated vanilla flower pods) happen. It appears that my vanilla planifolia vine has reached the stage where it will produce flowers, so I will attempt not only the involved process of producing edible vanilla beans ...
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Vanilla pompona orchid
... spice vanilla. We are experimenting with different methods of harvesting and "curing" the seed pods, which are the so called "beans". Vanilla is ... cuttings can be trained up moss-covered poles, logs, etc. Vanilla planifolia, the main species of commerce, has a reputation for ... (see lower right) reliably for many years. These pods, from Vanilla pompona, look much like small bananas. We picked them in ...
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Newsletter
... Vanilla Sugar Place a whole or split vanilla bean into a jar of granulated or confectioners sugar. Seal the lid tightly. Leave the beans ... Beans should be replaced within a year or so. Beans used to flavor liquids will lose their flavor and scent more rapidly. Vanilla Extract - Place (6) long beans ... guarantees the production of seed pods, the vanilla “beans”. The beans will take six to nine months to ...
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The Tallahassee Orchid Society - Links
... - hobbyist's gallery of a number of fine orchids - includes pages on attempting to cure vanilla "beans". Vivi's Orchid Photos - another hobbyist's gallery of orchid photos Eric Hunt's Orchid ...
www.tallyorchid.org

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