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| TD295 | | Bulbophyllum mirum.
Java..
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 Gallery | | (Rhytionanthos mirum) Rhytionanthos means “small drinking horn”. 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. | | SOLD OUT | | 3.50" pot / B.S.
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| TD271 | | Bulbophyllum orientale.
Vietnam..
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| | Section Careyana. Medium sized epiphyte in savannah semi-deciduous woodlands - described in 1979. Densely many-flowered 6” inflorescence held below the leaves – ½” flowers are a rich copper color with reddish veining. Plants have attractive purplish foliage. Vigorous. | |
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| TD392 | | Bulbophyllum oxypterum.
Africa..
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| | Synonyms are Megaclinium oxypterum and Magaclinium maximum. Nice-growing plants put up a 20” inflorescence, wide and flattened towards the top, which has small ¼” flowers “stuck to its sides”. Tiny flowers are amazing, and open successively over a period of time. Yellow with red-purple markings. This was a sensation when I took it to our local society meeting. | |
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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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| TD98 | | Bulbophyllum pardalotum.
Philippines.
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| | Small rambling species with delightful flowers. 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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| TD108 | | Bulbophyllum patens.
Borneo, Malaysia, and Sumatra.
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| | Lowland epiphyte has somewhat "showy" purple-looking non-resupinate flowers. Spreading sepals and petals pinkish, densely covered with red-purple blotches, lip dark purple. Growth habit; pseudobulbs are far apart on the rhizome. This is a good deal! | |
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| TD386 | | Bulbophyllum rothschildianum `Geoff'.
China, India, Assam..
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| | Photo of ‘Red Chimney’ in our website gallery. China, India, Assam. Another less-common variety of the fantastically showy red-purple flowered B. roth. Different from ‘Red Chimney’ – perhaps fuller segments and slightly different colors. The species was found in a box of nearly dead orchids arriving in England in 1892, said to be found in the hills above Darjeeling. The plants were sent on to Lord Rothschild and flowered in 1895. (From the Orchid Review Dec. 1922 and featured in Bill Thom’s fascinating and entertaining book ‘Bulbophyllum – The Incomplete Guide; From A To Why?’) | |
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| TD18 | | Bulbophyllum saurocephalum.
Philippines.
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Gallery | | Easy-growing plants have very weird fat, round, purple pendant spikes, with small reddish purple flowers "stuck" to their surfaces. Strange and interesting. | |
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| TD300 | | Bulbophyllum smitinandii.
Thailand, Viet Nam..
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Gallery | | Small-size epiphyte has large (2”) showy flowers held erect singly. Background color is gold, petals have reddish striping, the wide dorsal is tessellated with red, and the lateral sepals have bolder red-purple striping. Lip is violet. Only described in 1996, not a lot of information is available. Named to honor Tem Smitinand, Keeper of the Thailand Forest Herbarium. | |
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| TD209 | | Bulbophyllum sp. 'Rosary Beads'.
Malaysia.
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| | Malaysia. Small very clumping plants have little round pseudobulbs strung along a thin rhizome reminiscent of prayer beads. Numerous small flowers are dark yellow with elongated sepals. Very cute. Great price! | |
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| TD304 | | Bulbophyllum sp. Sumatra.
Sumatra.
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Gallery | | This is similar to our Bulbo compressum, yet different. Same growth habit but smaller bulbs and leaves. Spikes of small pretty white flowers are held erectly. | |
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| BulboPkg. | | Bulbophyllum Species Package
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| | This package includes one each of the following:
TD223 Bulbophyllum ambrosia. South China, Vietnam. 3.5" pot B.S.;
TD189 Bulbophyllum bicolor. China. 5" pot B.S.;
TD300 Bulbophyllum smitinandii. Thailand, Vietnam. 5" pot B.S.
(Reg. price for all three $68) Package Price $54
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| TD235 | | Bulbophyllum Stars and Stripes.
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| | Nice hybrid from the past, B. bicolor x B. lobbii. Large yellow flowers picked up some of the red striping and spots of B. bicolor. Very easy, worthwhile showy. “All these (Bulbophyllum) hybrids have interesting and unusual flowers and are highly recommended for ease of growing. For a beginning orchid grower there is no better way to start a collection than with a few hybrids.” (Emly Siegerist, 2001) | |
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| TOF2075 | | Bulbophyllum strangularium.
Sumatra through Moluccas..
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| | Sumatra through Moluccas. Large umbels of long cream and purple-spotted flowers - nice foliage too. Attractive plants. | |
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| TD192 | | Bulbophyllum sulawesii #2.
Sulawesi Islands..
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Gallery | | Sulawesi Islands, Indonesia. Medium sized epiphyte with a large pseudobulbs and leaf. 5 or 6 large bizarre flowers bloom successively on 2 foot long inflorescences - high above the foliage. Long lateral and dorsal sepals are gold overlaid with red. Intricate lip is green and gold with purple hairs. Easy, rewarding. | | SOLD OUT | | 5.00" pot / B.S.
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| TOF2778 | | Bulbophyllum sumatranum 'Nice' x sib 'Adoribil Too'
Sumatra..
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Gallery | | Fairly compact plant has showy singly-borne flowers arising from the base of the pseudobulbs. Flower sepals are yellow with dark red-brown spots and the petals are yellow with red-brown stripes. Lacquered lip is dark red-purple edged in yellow. Easy – rewarding. | |
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| TOF2404 | | Bulbophyllum vitiense.
West Africa..
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| | West Africa. (syn. B. cocoinum) Very showy and satisfying when grown into a full specimen plant. Many gracefully arching inflorescences have numerous somewhat sessile straw colored flowers with pink petal and sepal tips. Supposedly has a pleasing fragrance of coconut, although I didn't verify that on our specimen plant. | |
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| TOF2835 | | C.jenmanii var. coerulea x C. bowringiana var. coerulea `Mike's'
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| | I made this thinking that it could be like a modern C. Portia – blooming in the fall around our show date. In the old days, C. Portia was a dependable and dramatic show stopping plant. Many flowers on a spray, “large” compared to C. bowringiana flowers. Blue color may or may not come out – if not, then lavender. | | | | 3.00" pot | $9.00 | | | 3.50" pot / N.B.S. | $12.00 |
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| TOF2574 | | Cattleya bowringiana `Nice' x self.
Guatemala..
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| | Tall bifoliate species is found in brightly lit areas near streams. This is a special cultivar with large very richly colored flowers (presumably like the famous cultivars ‘Triumphans’ or ‘Splendens’. 5-20 flowers are each about 3” across. Recommended. | |
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| TOF2936 | | Cattleya bowringiana 'One In A Million" JC/AOS x self
Belize to Guatemala..
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Gallery | | An amazing new color form, recognized with a Judges Commendation. Each erect spike has many 3” flowers, which are a very unusual pale pink (almost white) with a striking magenta halo in the lip. | |
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| TOF2483 | | Cattleya dowiana '0845'.
Panama..
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| | We have seen some of these bloom now- it is a yellow form after all, with very dramatic gold lip veining covering the entire red lip, except for a thin, red picotee around the edge. This is the form called the Chrysotoxa Form - a similar cultivar is called C. aurea 'Furor'. | |
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| TOF2814 | | Cattleya dowiana v. aurea `Miami Strain' x self.
Colombia..
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| | Best C. aurea in our collection nowadays. Rich yellow with red veined lip. Super nice “flat” flowers – no color bleeding in the mother plant. | |
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| TOF2710 | | Cattleya gaskelliana `Sr. Npod' x self.
Venezuela..
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Gallery | | Nice lavender color form with good form and wide petals – nice strong lip color. | | | | 3.00" pot | $12.00 | | | 3.50" pot | $16.00 |
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| TOF2727 | | Cattleya gaskelliana `TOF943' x sib `Sr. Npod'
Venezuela..
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| | This is our very prolific C. gaskelliana Tipo (typical) gaskelliana crossed with another beautiful cultivar from Venezuela growers – C. gaskelliana var. gaskelliana. Typical colors, various shades of light to darker lavender, with dark lavender on lip. Should perform exceptionally well. Huge specimen bloomings are easy with this variety. Large plants. | |
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| TOF2719 | | Cattleya gaskelliana alba 'Quebrada' x self.
Venezuela..
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Gallery | | The segments of this variety are white with lemon to orange in the white lip. Beautiful high-quality cultivar. Albas among this species tend to be strong, of good substance and shape. “It seems that the first alba appeared in the collection of Mr. R.H. Measures, of Woodland, England and was one of the first two plants of this species which received and award for RHS of London, with an FCC, in 1883.” (Aulisi, 1989) | |
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| TOF2837 | | Cattleya gaskelliana alba x Schomburgkia superbiens alba.
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| | Ha ha. We’ve had success with Schombocattleyas in the past. (I hope many of you got our Schombocattleya. Louis Fuchs for example) This one tries for white flowers with the beautiful crisped edges of the Schomburgkia …. but without the very long inflorescence. White color is not for certain. Something new for the orchid show or the display table at society meetings. | |
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| TOF2711 | | Cattleya gaskelliana semi-alba x self.
Venezuela. .
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Gallery | | The easiest and most prolific/floriferous catt species. Selfing of the semi-alba parent, white with lavender area on lip. Hoping for more good semi-albas. (The parent is a cross of ‘Maruja’ x ‘Red Flame’ – you can find photos of those on the Internet) | | | | 3.00" pot | $10.00 | | | 3.50" pot | $15.00 |
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| TOF2875 | | Cattleya gaskelliana var. color x self.
Venezuela..
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| | This has more brilliant colors than the normal C. gaskelliana var. gaskelliana. It is a selfing of a sib-cross, ‘Black Tiger’ x ‘Jazmin’. Vigorous species makes huge specimen plants – blooming with many sprays of 2-7 large showy fragrant flowers. | |
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| TOF2608 | | Cattleya Hardyana `Tropical Original' x self.
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Gallery | | (T.O.F. 1600 C. warscewiczii coerulea x C. aurea) The 1600 batch produced many beautiful offspring – ‘Tropical Original’ is the flower pictured on our website and in our publications. C. Hardyana is a very showy, dependable and easy-to-grow plant. | |
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| TOF2729 | | Cattleya Hardyana (C. warscewiczii `Flatlands' x C. dowiana aurea 'Best').
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| | If you are a fan of our Hardyana’s – you will want to get this one. The warscewiczii used is uncommonly large and flat. The aurea is the best in our collection. "The early orchid fanciers considered this Cattleya to be one of the finest and grandest.” (Withner) | |
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| TOF2609 | | Cattleya Hardyana (C. warscewiczii `FMB' x c. dowiana `Rosita')
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Gallery | | This differs from the TOF2606 in that the dowiana used is the Rosita (reddish) form. More odd art-shade colors expected with this cross. | | SOLD OUT | | 3.50" pot / N.B.S.
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| TOF2606 | | Cattleya Hardyana (C. warscewiczii `FMB' x C. dowiana)
C. warscewiczii semi-alba F.M.B. parent
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Gallery | | This bloomed for the first time this year- really beautiful semi-alba's result. Here we have used the old famous warscewiczii `Frau Melanie Beyrodt' a spectacular semi-alba. The dowiana used is a typical form. (Should mention that C. Hardyana is found in nature as a natural hybrid). | |
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| TOF2441 | | Cattleya intermedia v. aquinii.
Brazil..
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| | The famous “peloric” variety – the forerunner of our modern “splash-petal” hybrids. First found and described around 1891. Light wine color with rich burgundy on the ends of the lip and petals. Canes reach 15” tall. (First seedling bloomed at 6 inches tall – very beautiful). | |
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| TOF2797 | | Cattleya iricolor `Greg's' x self.
Peru, Ecuador..
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Gallery | | The Rainbow-colored Cattleya. I don't know why this fantastic species has been ignored. 5-9 three-inch flowers per spray. Straw-colored with bands of bright red-purple and yellow in lip. Plants attain specimen size, distinctive in that the leaves are long in proportion to the slender pseudobulbs. Very Limited! | |
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| TOF2672 | | Cattleya jenmanii var. coerulea x sib 'Dark Lip'.
Venezuela.
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Gallery | | New batch is a sib cross – plants grow better than the selfings. Beautiful flowers have a color which is reasonably “blue” usually with darker lip, and the wonderful fragrance. Each plant is unique, a little different in one or more characteristics. | | SOLD OUT | | 3.50" pot / N.B.S.
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| TOF2838 | | Cattleya labiata Coerulea 'Natural World' AM/AOS x self
Brazil..
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Gallery | | Fantastic plant – first release. One of the best in our collection. Vigorous good-growing plant has several large quality flowers in the “blue” shades. Blue-purple lip. Labiata is one of our most important species for Fall blooming and this is our best one. | |
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| TOF2763 | | Cattleya labiata var. rubra `Schuller' x self.
Brazil..
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Gallery | | Famous cultivar used. Probably the best rubra form found in nature. The red-lavender color is darker overall than the typical labiatas. Also the lip is dark lavender – without the white eyes of the typical forms. | |
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| TOF2697 | | Cattleya lawrenceana `Color Aquinata #1' x self
Venezuela..
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Gallery | | This is the rarer dark rich “flammea” type. Flowers are dark lavender like the lip and have faint flares on the petals. | | SOLD OUT | | 3.00" pot / N.B.S.
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| TOF2799 | | Cattleya lawrenceana var. concolor 'Natural World' x self
Venezuela..
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Gallery | | Very rare and beautiful form of this most atypical cattleya species. Not available in the market. Flowers are a soft pink color all over. Unlike the typical forms that are pink with lavender tube. C. lawrenceana is not typical of other labiate cattleyas, with its tall slender bulbs, and many flowers with the tube-like lips. Some albas could also result from this selfing, which would be wonderful and amazing. | |
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| TOF2442 | | Cattleya leuddemanniana `Jim Elmore' AM/AOS x self
Venezuela..
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| | Very showy Venezuelan endemic is called ‘Flor de Mayo’. Found in
lowlands from sea level up to 2100 ft in areas of low precipitation. Reichenbach first mentions the species in Xenia Orchidaceae in 1854. The plant flowered in the famous collection of Mr. Pescatore of Paris. Reichenbach recognized it as a new species and dedicated it to Pescatore’s gardener Mr. Lueddemann, one of the best gardeners of France. (Monograph of the Venezuelan Cattleyas, Aulisi 1989) The ‘Jim Elmore’ cultivar is a large, open-flowered example of the variety C. lueddemanniana var. lueddemanniana. It has wide petals and full round lip. The color is medium lavender with dark lavender on front of lip and dark lavender veins in throat.
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