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| TOF2483 | | Cattleya dowiana '0845'.
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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'
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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.
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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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| TOF2790 | | Cattleya lueddemanniana `TOF Strain' x sib (Cecelia x Jose Palmieri)
Venezuela..
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Gallery | | This should be good. Our T.O.F. strain really performs well and has large light-colored flowers. The other plant has good quality rich dark lavender flowers. 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 Aulisi’s ‘Monography of the Venezuelan Cattleyas’) | |
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| TOF2747 | | Cattleya mendelii semi-alba x self.
Colombia..
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| | Warm to cool growing medium size epiphyte growing on rock outcroppings. Spring bloomer with 3 to 5 long-lived 6 inch fragrant flowers that open well. | |
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| TOF2904 | | Cattleya skinneri f. delicata `Teresita de Pizzaro' x self.
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| | A special color form with clusters of beautiful white flowers with a pale pink blush, darker pink on the lip apex, and yellow in the throat. Very nice. Recommended. | |
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| TOF2715 | | Cattleya warneri coerulea `Do Suzuki' x self.
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Gallery | | Another fantastic cultivar. Beautiful, flat full-shaped labiate Cattleya. This named variety differs from our TOF2431 with wider petals and darker purple lip color. Good light purple blue petals, and dark purple blue lip. Good easy growth as well. | |
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| TOF2431 | | Cattleya warneri v. coerulea x self.
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Gallery | | One of our best cultivars. Beautiful, flat full-shaped labiate Cattleya. Good light purple blue petals, and dark purple blue lips. Good easy growth as well. | | | | 3.50" pot | $22.00 | | | 5.00" pot / N.B.S. | $30.00 |
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| TOF2596 | | Cattleya warneri var. coerulescens.
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| | Be forewarned – this flower is NOT blue. However it IS an extraordinary flower of quality form and presentation. A beautiful soft-pink all over – sort of like a “concolor” variety. A beautiful and magnificent species that thrives in the semi-montane regions at an altitude between 400 and 800 meters above sea level. The mountains of Espirito Santo, although they are severely deforested, still are the main stronghold. | | | | 3.50" pot | $18.00 | | | 5.00" pot / N.B.S. | $25.00 |
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| TOF2924 | | Cattleya warscewiczii 'Alexanders Variety' x sib 'Kathleen' AM/AOS
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Gallery | | (Cattleya gigas – the “King of the Cattleyas”) ‘Kathleen', pictured here, is a fine awarded example of this Colombian Cattleya species. Warscewiczii is perhaps our favorite, and it is the most popular with our customers too. This new crop of beautiful plants is a sib-cross of ‘Kathleen’ and the old famous large-flowered cultivar ‘Alexander’s Variety’. ‘It’s flowers being amongst the largest and the most beautifully coloured…” (B.S. Williams, The Orchid Growers Manual, London, 1885) | |
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| TD3 | | Cirrhopetalum auratum 'Other World' CHM/AOS.
Thailand..
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Gallery | | (Botanical Award) Our variety never fails to stimulate people. Whorls (umbels) of 8-12 pure yellow flowers, with hinged movable red lips. | |
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| TD170 | | Cirrhopetalum cf. flabellum-veneris.
Borneo.
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| | Huge showy umbels of several beautiful pink and white flowers. Red mobile lips. Easy rewarding - extra large clumpy plants for sale!! | |
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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. | |
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| TD387 | | Cirrhopetalum elegans `Krull Smith'.
Malaysia..
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| | Umbels of large plum colored flowers. The sepals are tipped by beautiful bright reddish plum with a tassel on the tip of the dorsal. | |
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| TOF2379 | | Cirrhopetalum Louis Sander x Bulb. levyae
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Gallery | | (Correctly Mastiphyllum Louis Sander – Bulbophyllum longissimum x Mastigion ornatissimum). Louis Sander has numerous umbels with long pink flowers and red centers. Crossed with the wonderful new B. levyae, something interesting and attractive resulted. Growing well. | | | | 3.00" pot / N.B.S. | $10.00 | | | 5.00" pot / B.S. | $16.00 |
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| TD5 | | Cirrhopetalum pulchellum.
Malaya, Peninsular Thailand.
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| | Bulbophyllum pulchellum. Flowers are red-purple arranged in an umbel. Easy to grow. | |
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| TD243 | | Cirrhopetalum sp. `Jeff's Favorite'.
Paluan Island, Philippines..
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Gallery | | This is my favorite Cirrhopetalum in our pretty big collection. We got it as "Bulbophyllum leytense" in 1997. Beautiful whorls of delicate narrow flowers with wonderful intense clear yellow color. But also, the way in which a specimen orients it's many umbels is very eye-catching. | |
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| TD329 | | Cirrhopetalum sp. “Bronze Pseudobulbs”.
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| | Very interesting mini Cirrhopetalum with attractive growth and small quarter-sized umbels of ‘fawn” yellow flowers finely-dotted with maroon red and reddish dorsal sepal at the top . Bronze pseudobulbs and purplish leaves. Nice clumpy divisions! | |
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| TD99 | | Coelogyne dayana.
Thailand to Indonesia.
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| | Beautiful vigorous plants have 3 ft. long spikes which hang straight down. Attractive flowers are arranged nicely and are beige with a white lip boldly marked with a curious chocolate color. | |
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| TD11 | | Coelogyne fimbriata 'Mini'.
Sumatra.
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| | (Formerly sold as Coelogyne miniata). Variable species - this one has small growth habit and is vigorous and mat-forming. Many single coelogyne-type flowers are large for plant size, cream with "blackish" markings. Interesting and worthwhile. Beautiful clumpy plants. | |
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| TOF2616 | | Coelogyne xyrekes.
Thailand, Malaysia, Sumatra.
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Gallery | | Flowers appear singly, large, sepals and petals pale salmon pink. Lip large, salmon pink partly tessellated with dark brown. Attractive plants have pinkish or reddish foliage. Uncommon in the market. Limited. Great deal! | | SOLD OUT | | 2.50" pot / N.B.S.
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| TOF2277 | | Colmanara Jungle Monarch x Onc. reichenheimii.
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Gallery | | New direction - large branched sprays of glossy mahogany and white flowers. Easy warm grower. Extra large plants ready for 5" pots. Fragrant. | |
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| TOF2961 | | Coryanthes fieldingii.
Venezuela..
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| | Uncommon in the market. Yellow-orange bucket is white inside with purple spots. Large white hypochile. | |
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| TOF2957 | | Coryanthes gernotii `Ponche Crema 2' x self.
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| | This is a special form of C. gernotii – nicer than our previous typical gernotii. The rather small flowers are orangey – offset by a sparkling white hypochile. | |
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| TOF3023 | | Cymbidiella pardalina x self.
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Gallery | | (Syn. C. rhodochila). Larger, warm-growing strap-leaved plants produce sprays of very showy green flowers with striking red lip. Unusual and fairly long-lasting. | |
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| TD321 | | Cynorkis gibbosa.
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Gallery | | A really special and elite terrestrial species, found growing in humid and shady conditions along streams on granite boulders. Nice mottled foliage. It is deciduous and lives underground part of the year – but is amazingly easy to grow. Very striking heads of cinnabar red and orange flowers. Some plants are just beginning to pop up right now – availability depends on the growth being up enough for us to ship it. Our little secret: we’ve discovered that Cynorkis aren’t as nearly as seasonal as Habenarias – they can put up growths at any time of year! ONLY THREE AVAILABLE. | |
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| TD308 | | Cynorkis guttata.
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Gallery | | Cynorkis guttata is a new species described in The Orchid Review in Sept. 2007. Fabulous terrestrial orchid with bright two-tone colors. Plant dies back after flowering. Later, lush new growths come up quickly and put out an erect spike with a large umbel-like head of many (17) beautiful good-size flowers which are light pink with red dots and bright red centers. Really magnificent and easy to grow. Interestingly, unlike say, our Habenaria rhodocheila, these plants seem to send up new growths and flowers at any time of the year! THESE ARE STARTING TO SHOW THEIR NEW GROWTH NOW. | |
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| TOF2743 | | Dendrobium alexandrae.
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Gallery | | Latourea section. Epiphytic on moss-covered branches in intermediate rainforest. "This magnificent species represents the first close relative of Den. spectabile, but it differs completely in the labellum." (Schlechter, 1912) Schlechter dedicated this species to his wife, Alexandra. The basic color is yellow with purplish spots – with a long pointed lip almost covered by red-brown tessellations. One of the most worthwhile Latoureas. | |
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| TOF2849 | | Dendrobium amethystoglossum.
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Gallery | | Fresh batch. Still a favorite - from the mountains of the Northern Luzon. The name refers to the lip coloration. Flowers are milky white, lip amethyst-purple. Many short pendant inflorescences bear up to 20 flowers each. Epiphyte in strong filtered light. Very showy. Beautiful plants! | |
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| TOF2954 | | Dendrobium antennatum `d'albertisii'.
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Gallery | | Very compact for an antelope-type Dendrobium. Flowers often during the year. Long-lasting 3.00” white flowers have green many-twisted spiral petals. Lip heavily marked with lavender veining. Fragrant. Very good species – grow it into an amazing flowering specimen plant!. | |
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| TOF2742 | | Dendrobium atroviolaceum.
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Gallery | | We still have our old mother plants which are superior to what we see in the market. Section Latourea. These "latoureas" offer showiness, ease of culture, resistance to rainfall & over watering, near-continuous flowering, and extremely long-lasting flowers! Many cream or white flowers with violet spots and heavy violet veining in lip. | |
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| TD84 | | Dendrobium batanense.
Philippines.
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Gallery | | (Den. equitans?) A really kool warm-growing species. Interesting growths with flattened foliage form huge dense clumps. Many single small white flowers hang down. Have to see to appreciate the incredible displays - reminds me of a mini "galaxy of stars". Flowers last about 3 days but flower successively from the same stems many times per year. Nice fragrance. Plants in net pots. | |
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| TOF2769 | | Dendrobium convolutum.
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| TOF2690 | | Dendrobium glomeratum.
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Gallery | | (Den. sulawesiense).Like a giant Den. lawesii - with canes from 10" to 20" long. Large, very bright pink long-lasting flowers are borne 6-10 per inflorescence. Orange lip. Grow with brighter light. Really perhaps the best Dendrobium species we’ve ever grown – because of its extremely showy long-lasting displays and its free-blooming habit. Very few people who see this in flower at our nursery leave without it. Especially nice when displayed as a hanging plant. Recommended. | |
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| TOF2869 | | Dendrobium lawesii `Purple x Red’.
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Gallery | | Section Calyptrochilus. Still one of my favorite species. Colorful red or purple tubular flowers emerge from nodes on the pendulous canes. Very long lasting (months!). Low epiphyte in nature, in shade. Highly variable flowers that occur at most any time of the year. This plant is best mounted on tree fern or grown in baskets to accommodate the pendant growth habit. | |
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| TOF2286 | | Dendrobium mohlianum x sib.
Vanuatu, Solomon Islands through Samoa..
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Gallery | | Section Calyptrochilus. This is the good variety with bright-orange flowers which have a crimson edge and purple lip. Clusters of 1" flowers emerge from spreading or pendant canes. Plants may bloom any time of year. | |
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| TOF2713 | | Dendrobium palpebrae `#1' x sib.
Malaya..
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Gallery | | (Synonyms: Den. farmeri var. album, Callista palpebrae.) Section Callista. Really fabulous! Huge sprays. Apparently this is often confused with D. farmeri. White velvety flowers have brilliant yellow-gold lips with white margins. | |
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| TOF2746 | | Dendrobium polysema.
New Guinea.
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Gallery | | New batch. Most dramatic in the Latourea section. Grows in areas of high rainfall and warm to intermediate temperatures. Very colorful in comparison to other Latourea species. Up to 25 bizarre flowers per erect inflorescence. Plants do get fairly large but the club-shaped pseudobulbs are closely spaced. Long-lasting and the flowering season in nature is year-round. Large plants. | | SOLD OUT | | 3.50" pot / N.B.S.
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| TD265 | | Dendrobium reflexitepalum `Natural World’.
Borneo. .
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| | Hot-growing epiphyte with many triangular flattened leaves. Short inflorescences have several small ¼” flowers – very attractive rose-pink coloration in this special cultivar. If plants are grown with stronger light, the foliage takes on a reddish color (we’ve grown them both shady and bright). | | | | 2.00" net pot / B.S. | $15.00 |
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| TD370 | | Dendrobium toressae.
Northern Queensland, Australia..
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Gallery | | Miniature dense clumping epiphyte has small yellow flowers. Unbelievable plant with very crisp foliage. Cute little clumps on 2.5” tree-fern mounts. Very, very limited. | |
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| TOF2847 | | Dendrobium woodsii.
New Guinea..
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| | New Latourea species is quite compact. Each growth gets a pendulous inflorescence with 4 -7 small (3/4”) flowers. Color is white with a relatively-large mauve-pink lip. (Actually this batch is coming out with unusually darker, rich colored lips). Fragrant. Recommended. | |
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| TD181 | | Dendrochilum curranii.
Philippines..
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| | Small-growing species from Luzon and Mindoro Islands. Many sprays of around 50 cream-white closely spaced flowers. Very attractive. Warm to intermediate. | |
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| TOF2895 | | Dendrochilum propinquum.
Philippines..
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| | Small-growing species from Luzon and Mindoro Islands. Many sprays of around 50 cream-white closely spaced flowers. Very attractive. Warm to intermediate. | |
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| TOF2917 | | Dimerandra stenopetala.
Costa Rica to Venezuela..
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Gallery | | One of our best species ever, with tremendous potential. Short spikes have one to three beautiful flat lilac pink flowers with a slightly more intense lip color. Beautiful dramatic displays that go on for months and months. These plants start blooming small. RECENTLY RE-POTTED. AVAILABLE SOON. | | SOLD OUT | | 2.00" pot / N.B.S.
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| TD89 | | DRACULA felix.
Colombia, Ecuador.
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| | Perhaps the easiest (warm-tolerant) Dracula - that's why we're growing it! Little cup-shaped flowers with long tails are produced in profusion. | | SOLD OUT | | 3.00" pot / B.S.
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| TOF2882 | | Encyclia ceratistes.
Costa Rica..
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Gallery | | Attractive species has 2" flat flowers on long branching many-flowered inflorescences. Apple green. Lip is cream with raised red-purple veins in midlobe. Long-lasting. "....beautiful little species......a delightful plant" (Rebecca Northen, 1950). | |
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| TD291 | | Encyclia garciana `Natural World'.
Northern Venezuela..
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| | Unusual plant from a "special endemic enclave" (Dunsterville, 1978) in the Sierra de San Luis coastal range. Non-resupinate (upside-down) flowers, usually two to a raceme, appear in reasonable quantity during six or seven months of the year. Good fine pink purple spot over cream background. Fragrant, like bubble-gum. | |
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| TOF2691 | | Encyclia naranjapatensis.
Ecuador..
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| | Medium sized warm growing epiphyte in seasonally dry cloud forests. 2 ½’ long branched inflorescence has many 1 ¼” fragrant flowers – apple green with reddish streaks and a beautiful white lip with large white side lobes – faint red lines on lip. Very nice Encyclia. | |
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| TD14 | | Encyclia polybulbon.
DIVISION.
Cuba to Honduras..
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| | Established division. Neat semi-miniature creeping plants quickly form dense mats. Large (for plant) flowers are held above the plant. Pretty... yellow and orangey-brown with white lip. | |
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| TOF2821 | | Encyclia profusa.
Colombia..
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| | (Enc. oncidioides var. profusa) really one of the greatest Encyclias. Warm to hot growing epiphyte has long many-flowered branched inflorescences of 1 ¼”" fragrant flowers. Yellow green with a nice white lip that has purple markings. Looks like a cloud of flowers. | |
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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. | |
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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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