Time of Orchids was founded in New York, United States in 1999 and went on … Read Full Bio ↴Time of Orchids was founded in New York, United States in 1999 and went on to record five albums - 2001's Melonwhisper (featuring Marilyn Crispell), 2003's Much Too Much Fun (featuring Kate Pierson of The B-52's), 2004's Early As Seen in Pace (on Epicene Records), 2005's Sarcast While (featuring Julee Cruise and released on John Zorn's Tzadik label) and 2007's Namesake Caution (on Cuneiform Records).
Time of Orchids toured with bands like Kayo Dot, Cheer-Accident, Behold... the Arctopus, Genghis Tron and Friendly Bears.
Time of Orchids broke up in December of 2007. Keyboardist/vocalist Chuck Stern is now working under the name Stern. Drummer Dave Bodie now plays in Kayo Dot. He and guitarist/vocalist Eric Fitzgerald have a new project with original ToO drummer Keith Abrams. Bassist Jesse Krakow continues to work with Craig Wedren on his feature film/soundtrack "WAND," in addition to playing shows in the recently reunited Shudder To Think, working on solo albums and various other projects.
Time of Orchids toured with bands like Kayo Dot, Cheer-Accident, Behold... the Arctopus, Genghis Tron and Friendly Bears.
Time of Orchids broke up in December of 2007. Keyboardist/vocalist Chuck Stern is now working under the name Stern. Drummer Dave Bodie now plays in Kayo Dot. He and guitarist/vocalist Eric Fitzgerald have a new project with original ToO drummer Keith Abrams. Bassist Jesse Krakow continues to work with Craig Wedren on his feature film/soundtrack "WAND," in addition to playing shows in the recently reunited Shudder To Think, working on solo albums and various other projects.
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@DanielleAdamstranspride
I wonder if I could get these to survive Pueblo's extremely harsh climate.
@DecorifyHomeGarden
It really depends on the specific plant and its tolerance to extreme weather conditions. Some plants are hardier than others and can withstand harsh climates, while others may not survive. It's important to research the specific plant and its needs, such as sunlight, water, and soil requirements, before attempting to grow it in a challenging environment like Pueblo's. Additionally, providing extra protection from the elements, like wind and frost, can also increase a plant's chances of survival in harsh conditions.
@anishkwe1382
what about the little yellow lady slipper orchid, we call them lady moccasins
@DecorifyHomeGarden
Oh, the little yellow lady slipper orchid is a fascinating plant! It's also known as the lady's slipper orchid or the yellow moccasin flower. This orchid is native to North America and can be found in various habitats, including wetlands, forests, and meadows. The plant's unique shape and coloration make it a popular subject for nature photographers and plant enthusiasts. Interestingly, the little yellow lady slipper orchid is also used in traditional medicine by some Native American tribes.