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| TOF2683 | | Epicattleya Francis Dyer `Foxes Plum' x C. gaskelliana var. coerulea.
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| | One of the most popular plants in our nursery has been Epicat Frances Dyer ‘Foxes Plum’ AM/AOS (Cattleya bowringiana x Epi. fragrans) – given to us by one of our customers. It has up to 10 plum-colored non-resupinate flowers per spike. Really wonderful plant shows signs of “blue” blood so we used it with one of our coerulea gaskellianas. Should be really nice, with nice color. Update; the first small plant bloomed with gorgeous flower shape. | | SOLD OUT | | 3.50" pot / N.B.S.
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| TOF2671 | | Epidendrum bracteolatum.
Ecuador. .
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| | Strange several-noded pseudobulbs with 3 leaves give rise to many-flowered sprays. 1.25 inch attractive flowers are white with bright yellow in the center. Night-fragrant. | | SOLD OUT | | 3.50" pot / B.S.
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| TOF3019 | | Epidendrum jasminosmum.
Ecuador..
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 Gallery | | New species (2005) is a hot-warm growing large epiphyte with magnificent large branched sprays of up to 150 white flowers. Supposedly fragrant (the Jasmine-Scented Epidendrum) - we have not actually noticed this but perhaps like Jasmine, it is night-fragrant. | |
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| TD217 | | Epidendrum longirepens.
Peru..
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| | "The Far Crawling Epidendrum". Miniature mat-forming plants with plump ridgid foliage. Many greenish waxy flowers have a red suffusion. Very nice, quality species.
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| TOF2836 | | Epidendrum parkinsonianum.
Mexico..
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| | (Coilostylis parkinsonianum). One of the greats. Plants have a pendulous growth habit and should be grown in a hanging position. Each spike has 1 to 3 large, long lasting, flowers which open all at once. Night fragrant (of citrus) flowers are bronzy or greenish with a large prominent white lip with yellow in center. Largest flower in genus. Recommended. | |
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| TOF3046 | | Epidendrum Plastic Doll
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Gallery | | (Epi. ilense x Epi. pseudoepidendrum) A favorite in my collection - old famous hybrid with pendant sprays of several huge (for genus) showy flowers. Variation in colors, but generally green sepals and petals with a wide yellow lip, offset by beautiful red or lavender on column. Plants have reddish foliage. | |
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| TOF2859 | | Epidendrum ruizianum.
Colombia. .
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| | Robust terrestrial or epiphyte found on rocky slopes, usually in full sunlight. Several panicles hang down with many crowded orangey-green flowers with white tri-lobed lip. Fragrant. Will be a very dramatic specimen. | |
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| TOF1809 | | Epidendrum sancti-ramoni.
Costa Rica..
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| | Seed from just outside Monteverde. Very interesting small clumping plants with lots of grassy foliage-we've never really seen anything with this appearance before. Tiny yellow flowers. | |
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| TOF1876 | | Epidendrum stamfordianum x sib.
Mexico to Colombia.
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Gallery | | Good strain of this old favorite (parent belonged to Mr. Fukumura). Pseudobulb type habit. Arching spikes of many beautiful yellow and white flowers with some red spots on petals. Good species. | | SOLD OUT | | 3.50" pot / B.S.
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| TOF3112 | | Eurychone rothschildiana x self.
West Africa..
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Gallery | | Small shady moist growing epiphytes have clusters of interesting white flowers suffused with brilliant green areas. Attractive plants resemble Phalaenopsis, but with wavy edged leaves. Cute seedlings | | | | 2.00" pot. 4" leaf span | $12.00 |
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| TOF3034 | | Gongora bufonia.
Brazil..
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| | I didn’t realize at first how dramatic this species is. Medium size epiphyte puts out tremendous displays of many 2” flowers on long pendant sprays. Rows of pinkish spots over a pale background. | |
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| TOF2853 | | Gongora escobariana.
Colombia. .
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Gallery | | Certainly one of the showiest Gongoras, if not the showiest. Numerous large pendant sprays carry many (really a lot!) showy closely-spaced upside-down spotted flowers – offset by dramatic chrome-yellow lips. Lemony fragrance. Blooms throughout a long season. A long time since we had a fresh batch of this. You guys, this is a really rare opportunity. (this species may have some minor leaf blemishes) | |
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| TOF3030 | | Gongora scaphephorous `Original' x self.
Colombia..
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Gallery | | Outrageous species! Extremely showy pendant sprays can reach 3 feet in length, each with up to 50 flowers. Warm or temperate growing in very wet montane forest below 3000 ft. Later, you will want to transfer to a basket or a slab mount to accommodate pendant bloomings. | |
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| TOF2940 | | Gongora similis.
Colombia..
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| | Lower eastern slopes of the Andes. Warm growing. Many flowers on pendant sprays are yellow with red spotting. In Gongora similis, the pseudobulbs can produce up to six inflorescences in succession. | |
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| TOF2753 | | Grammatophyllum speciosum `Natural World.
Philippines through New Guinea. .
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| | Actually the ‘Original’, the giant plant in our “botanical garden” died several years ago after it was blown down by a big storm – so this will be the last batch of seedlings for a while. "This is perhaps the largest of all orchid species…” (Seidenfaden, Wood, 1992) Pseudobulbs reach 9 ft in length, 21 ft in some extreme cases! Flower spikes to 6 or 7 ft. with many 4" showy flowers that last well. Yellow with chestnut blotches all over. This beautiful cultivar has a contrasting solid red lip. These seedlings will take a long time to reach blooming, but we know some of you would like to get started now. | |
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| TD68 | | Habenaria rhodocheila.
Thailand.
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Gallery | | Very colorful heads of many fuchsia pink, lightly fragrant flowers on attractive foliage. We will also give you the secret of how to successfully grow, flower and increase this great terrestrial species (1 page instruction sheet). | |
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| TOF2709 | | Koellensteinia ionoptera.
Peru.
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Gallery | | Really excited about this new very showy Koellensteinia. Small to medium sized epiphyte has nice foliage and tall erect sprays of 8 - 12 beautiful flowers. Blossoms are white with purple petals and concentric purple markings on lip. Very pleasing species. | |
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| TOF2728 | | Laelia dayana coerulea x self.
Brazil..
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Gallery | | Rarest form of this not-so-common Hadrolaelia. Laelia dayana is found growing on lichen-covered trees in the Organ Mountains. Small clumping plants produce large (3”) flowers, one or two per stem. The coerulea color is coming out true as these seedlings bloom. Pale bluish white sepals and petals with rich blue-purple striated lip. Rare opportunity. | |
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| TOF2695 | | Laelia purpurata (Dante Vagnotti x Doraci) x self.
Brazil. .
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| | Doraci is an “estriata” form. This mother plant has ”frilly” flowers with the light striping in the petals. Lavender-red lip. Something different in L. purpurata. | |
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| TOF2788 | | Laelia purpurata var. carnea `S.A. seedling 91006' x sib.
Brazil..
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Gallery | | New blood. The famous variety with the coral-pink colored lip. Quality parents. | | | | 3.00" pot | $10.00 | | | 3.50" pot | $12.00 |
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| TD138 | | Lepanthopsis astrophora 'Stalky'.
Venezuela.
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Gallery | | One of my favorite pleuro's. Many spikes shoot out of miniature clumpy plants. Tiny star-shaped flowers are a beautiful clear wine-purple color. Easily grow it into a specimen - really nice. | |
a T.O.F. favorite! |
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| TOF2912 | | Liparis grossa ‘Natural World’ x self.
Taiwan and Philippines. .
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Gallery | | “The Compact Liparis”. Very worthwhile! Truly cute small compact plants put up several erect spikes with many reddish-orange flowers which last. Very attractive miniature pot-plant! Recommended. | |
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| TOF2598 | | Lycaste macrobulbon 'P' x sib.
Colombia.
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Gallery | | Warm to cool growing epiphyte or terrestrial has many beautiful 4” velvety yellow flowers borne singly on erect scapes. The most dramatic of the yellow Lycastes. Fragrant and long lasting. Really fine orchid! | |
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| TD268 | | Masdevallia attenuata.
Panama..
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| | Small warm to cool growing epiphyte. Single flowers on 3” long inflorescence. Waxy 1” white long-lasting flowers with bright yellow tails. Yellow radiating lines in the tube of the flower. Very good species. | |
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| TOF1496 | | Masdevallia auropurpurea.
Colombia.
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Gallery | | Really nice small species. This is a red flower with yellow dorsal and yellow reflexed tails. Many or several flowers are displayed nicely, close to the plant. | |
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| TOF1749 | | Masdevallia exquisita x Masdevallia auropurpurea.
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| | Cute, lots of medium-size flowers. Cream with red center, yellow tails. | |
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| TD263 | | Masdevallia floribunda `Maj' x self (Pink).
Costa Rica..
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Gallery | | Miniature tufted epiphytic species with attractive ¾” pink flowers. Warm tolerant. | |
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| TD26 | | Masdevallia herradurae.
Colombia.
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Gallery | | Good introduction to the world of easy and warm-tolerant pleurothallids. Showy, with many short-stemmed, dark red-maroon flowers with slender sepals and tails. Blooms frequently. Good fragrance! | |
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| TOF2809 | | Masdevallia nicaraguae.
Central America.
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Gallery | | Neat small species has several to many unusual white flowers with faint to distinct purple streaks in the throat. Nice floral display. | |
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| TD145 | | Masdevallia triangularis.
Venezuela.
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| | Large flowers are triangular in shape, with long sepals. Flowers are orange with darker red-orange lines. Very rewarding – warm tolerant. Extremely limited. | |
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| TD385 | | Maxillaria costaricensis `Different'.
Costa Rica..
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| | Really sweet small-sized clumping epiphyte has numerous small deep yellow flowers covered with a reddish suffusion. Fragrant. | |
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| TD195 | | Maxillaria elatior.
Belize..
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| | Divisions. Huge specimen produced stunning displays of hundreds of large (2") orange-red flowers 2 or 3 times a year. Prefers bright light. Large plant. A great landscaping plant where climate permits. | |
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| TOF2942 | | Maxillaria endresii x sib.
Panama..
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Gallery | | Showy, warm-growing. Numerous large (3 inch) bright yellow spidery flowers singly on erect spikes have red in center of flower. | |
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| TD277 | | Maxillaria hedwigiae.
Costa Rica..
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| | Medium size warm-growing epiphyte. Short 3” erect spikes arising from the base of the roundish pseudobulbs carry single whitish flowers offset by beautifully-colored orange lips. | |
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| TOF2249 | | Maxillaria huntii.
Peru.
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| | New species just described in July 2008.
Maxillaria huntii Christenson, sp. nov.
Very interesting smaller plants with terete growth and pendant habit. 1.5" flowers are borne singly on short scapes and are orange with dark maroon markings in lip. Cutting edge! | |
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| TOF2864 | | Maxillaria lankesteri.
Costa Rica..
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Gallery | | Odd little plants with smaller branching habit. Really sweet flowers are quite striking - boldly striped with red-brown. Lip is variable - some red with stripes others greenish with stripes. Not normally found in U.S. market. New batch. | | | | 2.00" pot / B.S. | $12.00 | Spiking Now! | |
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| TOF2889 | | Maxillaria triloris x self.
Ecuador..
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Gallery | | Unbelievable species (does eventually get pretty large). In this variety the large flowers (4 inches) are yellow with red on sepals and petals. Can have a lot of flowers, singly-borne on erect spikes. | |
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| TOF2465 | | Maxillaria uncata 'Lineas Rojas'.
Costa Rica.
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| | Small “miniature” epiphyte has a nice habit – clumping with narrow spiky leaves. Numerous small (1/2”) flowers peak out from the foliage. Cream with the lineas rojas – red stripes. Cute, easy. | |
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| TD85 | | Mediocalcar decoratum.
Papua New Guinea.
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Gallery | | Fabulous genus - 53 species have been described from mountainous New Guinea, but perhaps this should be reduced to less than 15. Small creeping or clumping epiphytes with many small colorful bell-shaped flowers. This one has orange blooms with yellow tips, like candy corn. M. decoratum is apparently from a little lower elevation and warmer-tolerant, so grows very well. Forms beautiful specimens rapidly - we just received a CCE/AOS for our plant! | |
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| TD320 | | Megaclinium falcatum 'Jungle Gem' AM/AOS
Lowland Africa.
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Gallery | | Small yellow and red flowers appear to be "stuck on" to each side of a broad flattened raceme. Overall reddish color. Lower montane forest. "Epiphyte in the central part of the crown of the trees, in minor humus deposits". (Johansson, 1974) Easy. | |
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