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TOF3827

Schombocattleya Louise Fuchs `Weesie' x self

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(Schomburgkia tibicinis x Cattleya bicolor) Very nice showy hybrid! 3 - 6 large red waxy flowers with undulated petals and sepals. Flowers are held at tops of spikes as in Schomburgkia but much shorter therefore more manageable. We heard that one of our seedlings from a previous selfing received an FCC/AOS in San Diego.


2.00" net pot	$11.00

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TOF3988

Sophronitella violacea.
Brazil.

Warm to intermediate epiphyte in the humid forests of Eastern Brazil. Really cute miniature has large (for the plant) one or two bright violet flowers on each 2" erect spike. Very beautiful. Very small but NBS plants 2.00" to 2.50" mtd bark. VERY LIMITED!!


mounted / B.S.	$16.00

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TD391

Spathoglottis lobbii (syn. affinis)
New Guinea..

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Rare offering! Great species does have a deciduous habit, but this is not a problem. It is very easy to grow and maintain. Small in stature with thin erect pikes of several and many beautiful 1" round, bright yellow flowers. This is nothing like S. kimballiana or S. gracilis, so please don't be confused. This is really nice.


2.00 pot One only / N.B.S.	$11.00

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TD43

Stelis argentata 'Red'.
Panama.

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Prolific warmth-tolerant stelis has many sprays of 1/4" red flowers -instead of the usual cream-yellow color. Very attractive display.


2.00" pot / B.S.	$16.00

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TD434

Tolumnia sylvestris `Natural World' CCE/AOS
Hispanola and Cuba..

This is a division of our CCE/AOS plant which received Best In Show and the Governor's Trophy at our big County Fair Show a few years back. It had 1400 flowers at that time!. The pink color is pale, the value of this cultivar is really in the floriferousness and ease of culture. T. sylvestris carries more flowers per spike than other similar species. These low-elevation species grow dry and bright in bushes, grass, and on dead trees and cactus. For this reason we grow them hanging in empty net pots. The CCE plant hadn't been touched n 15 years and was basically growing in mid-air.


2.00" net pot	$10.00

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