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TD4 | | Bulbophyllum breviscapum `Red Form'. (Bulbophyllum lasiochillum.) Burma, Thailand.
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| | There are two distinct forms of lasiochilum, this being the dark or "red" form. Large (for plant size) bizarre flowers are borne one per inflorescence. Dorsal dark purple, laterals yellow with crimson spot. Lip purple with long purple hairs. Limited. | | | | Small plants in 2.5" pot / N.B.S. | $8.00 |
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TD297 | | Bulbophyllum Emily Siegerist `A-Doribil 52'.
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| | (Bulbophyllum Elizabeth Ann x Bulb. lasiochilum) Produced by Suphachadiwong Nursery in Thailand in 1989. Clusters of large lasiochilum-looking flowers - much shorter than Elizabeth Ann but much longer than lasiochilum. Obviously the red form of lasiochilum was used since these cream-colored flowers have a lot of dark red spots and black-red dorsals. Small plants, large flowers. Easy, rewarding. | | | | 3.50" pot Two only / B.S. | $18.00 |
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TD107 | | Bulbophyllum fraudulentum. New Guinea.
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Gallery | | Sect. Hyalosema. Fabulous. Clumping plants have good-size reptilian flowers sticking up. Basic color is yellow-green, densely overlaid with pink tessellations. Quality Bulbophyllum produces many blooms at once on a well-grown plant. | | | | 2.00" mount Three only / B.S. | $16.00 |
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TD295 | | Bulbophyllum mirum. Java..
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Gallery | | (Rhytionanthos mirum) Rhytionanthos means “small drinking hornâ€. Really cute small plants have short spikes with two 1 ¼†narrow tubular flowers. These appear to be brick red although they are really white covered with red dots. The minute petals have many “palae†or tentacles. Very limited. | | | | 2.00" mounts / Two only | $16.00 |
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TD303 | | Bulbophyllum pardalotum `Stripe'. Philipppines..
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| | This a new distinct variety to supplement our previous pardolutum. Prominent red striping on the flower segments. Small rambling species with delightful flowers held high above the plant. Bright yellow-orange with red dotted striping, bright orange lip. Curious habit of the flowers opening in the morning and closing by afternoon throughout the life of the blossom. Desirable - a good one. | |
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TD598 | | Bulbophyllum saltatorium v. albociliatorium Africa..
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| | Variety of Dancing Bulbophyllum. Hairy lip with white to pink hairs. Recently potted. | |
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TOF3759 | | Cattleya bowringiana Imperialis 'Natural World' x self Belize and Guatemala.
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| | The most northern-growing Cattleya species – growing sometimes epiphytically on trees, or frequently on rocks and cliffs in ravines. You may have caught that we are fond of this species, because it blooms at the time of our big County Fair Orchid Show in late September early October and is very showy. Imperialis, I think, just refers to the size of the plant – it is the largest variety in our collection. Heads of 15 to 25 three-inch lavender flowers if the plant is grown large. | | | | 2.00" pot Limited | $13.00 | | | 3.50" pot Two only | $19.00 |
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TOF4000 | | Cattleya bowringiana var. alba x self. Guatemala, Belize.
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| | Rare form of the very showy bifoliate catt species. Tall sprays, many flowers. Very slight pink tint in throat (perhaps it is actually var. albescens). | |
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TOF3965 | | Cattleya dormaniana x sib. Brazil..
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| | Small to medium size very interesting epiphyte. Thin, almost reed-like stems reach 12 or 15" tall. 3 inch flowers have olive-brown sepals and petals with distinctive lip, rose side lobes with purple veins and dark purple midlobe. Very different. | | | | 2.00" pot | $12.00 | | | 3.00" pot Two only / NBS | $22.00 |
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TOF3781 | | Cattleya jenmanii Coerulea 'Kathy's' AM/AOS x self Venezuela.
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Gallery | | Each seedling from the original flask came out a little differently, though all beautiful and with the coerulea color. One of them, with large flowers and a particularly beautiful lip, received an Award of Merit of 85 points in Oct. 2017. I'm sure there will variation in the offspring of this selfing, but it is a heck of a good place to begin! I remind you that the story is; that only a single coerulea plant was ever found in nature. Don't forget the wonderful fragrance, the best of all the Cattleya species I think. | | | | 2.00" pot / Very limited | $13.00 |
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TOF3993 | | Cattleya labiata tipo `Koa Log' x sib. Brazil.
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| | (C. labiata 'Koa Log' x sib 'Flame Lip')
Three to five 5" fragrant flowers in these parents - good bright colors. 'Flame Lip' Photo
The "type" species for the genus. "The Crimson Cattleya" or the "Ruby-Lipped Cattleya.
For good reason we want to keep this going. It is easier to grow and maintain than some others, is dependable, showy, and flowers last well. For us, it also was very useful for our Maui County Fair Show, at the end of September and early October. Our labiata's held up well in the harsh conditions of the 6-day setup and Show.
"When William Cattley, a patron of horticulture in Barnet, England, flowered a large lavender orchid in November 1818, he started one of the most intense collecting adventures in horticultural history — an adventure that led to the introduction of a whole group of large-flowered lavender orchids that would dominate the orchid world and the public’s perception of orchids for the next 150 years." (Chadwick Orchids)
"Perhaps their ease of culture can be explained, to some extent, by their natural environment, which is extraordinarily inhospitable much of the year" (L.C. Menezes, Cattleya labiata autumnalis)
We have both of these parent plants growing outdoors mounted on Koa logs. | |
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TOF3837 | | Cattleya lueddemanniana (Cecilia x Jose Palmieri) x sib. Venezuela..
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Gallery | | This should be good. Cecilia is a famous plant considered one of the best purple varieties. It has wide rich lavender petals and a darker lip accentuated by bright yellow side lobes. (Pictured on page 86 of `Monography of the Venezuelan Cattleyas') | |
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TOF3863 | | Cattleya schilleriana `Botanical Garden' x self ((`Sanderiana')) Brazil.
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Gallery | | Beautiful select schilleriana has huge colorful flowers. Short compact bifoliate plants have purplish foliage underneath. It is now believed that several of these select varieties are descended from the famous cultivar 'Yardley' AM/AOS. "The habitat in nature is so limited one questions how it could have come about. It is really only known from about three creeks and their tributaries in Espirito Santo State in the vicinity of Domingo Martins." (Fowlie, 1977) Use a drier treatment for best success. These seedlings are small. | | | | 2.00" net pot Three only | $12.00 |
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TD433 | | Ceratostylis philippinensis. Philippines..
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| | A miniature-sized clumpy epiphyte with succulent spiky leaves from warm or hot regions. clusters of small round (3/8") crystaline white flowers. Looks amazing when grown into a specimen plant. Recently mounted. Limited.
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TD422 | | Chondrorhyncha caloglossa 'Natural World' Costa Rica.
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| | Correctly Stenotyla picta. This is really a neat plant - one of my favorites within the fan-shaped leafy species. This flowers a lot and puts on a good show (flowers emerge and can be seen, they are not hiding in the foliage. (Good to hang it up or mount it, if possible - for good display). Moderate-size species - not gigantic like some. In this cultivar, the flowers are all-yellow. | |
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TD233 | | Cirrhopetalum curtisii "Purple Leaves'. Borneo.
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| | This is something like Bulbophyllum corolliferum, but more interesting with its dark reddish foliage and better flowers. Red purple flowers arranged in an umbel. | | | | 3.00" net pot Four only / BS | $18.00 |
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TOF1567 | | Cischweinfia rostrata. Costa Rica.
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Gallery | | This has many smaller flowers. Pleasing colors; green-yellow sepals and petals with beautiful pink lip. Nice presentation. These come from wet cloud forests (not that high up though) and we grow them fairly wet. Cute miniature! Recently potted | |
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TOF1487 | | Cischweinfia sheehaniae. (Cischweinfia pusilla.) Colombia..
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Gallery | | Small clumping epiphyte produces showy displays throughout the year. Sepals and petals are red-brown with bright yellow tips. Lip is red-mahogany with contrasting white border. Very cute displays. | |
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TOF3978 | | Cytorchis (arcuata x chailluana) Central Africa.
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| | Popular African Angraecoid hybrid. (The name now is Hendrik van der Hoven) Easy to grow and flowers a lot. Flowers are white at first, turning to yellow, and are about 3” in size. Fragrant. Great introduction to this Genus.
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TOF4062 | | Dendrobium aberrans. Eastern Papua New Guinea.
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Gallery | | Still one of our most popular species. Mossy intermediate forests. Miniature clumping plants produce small sprays of 1/2" interestingly shaped white flowers, which last about three weeks. Old pseudobulbs keep sending out inflorescences for many years. Can flower anytime, with an emphasis on winter. On trees in the forests of the Maboro Range (Waria District). The species grows always in colonies…†(Schlecter 1914) Very cute - a winner. | |
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