Vol 17 No 1 - January, 2007
 

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Ansellia africana x self This robust plant is native to low elevations in Africa, it produces a long spike with many cream color, fragrant flowers with dark maroon blotches. 3in pot,
$19.50
#R030
Blc. Fortune's Treat 'Magic Gold' Several beautiful intense yellow medium size flowers on a long stem. A meristem remade because it’s very easy to grow and makes a long lasting, striking color display on a raised spike. Blooms in spring. 4in pot,
$27.50
#R015
Blc. Fortunes Treat 'Magic Gold' x Lowiara Spitfire Expect the long stems and great flower count of the Fortunes Treat with the unusual color and shape of the Spitfire and orange-red to red colors with some fringing on the lip. 4in pots,
$19.50
#R045
Blc. Goldenzelle 'Lemon Chifon' x Pot. Lakeland We expect to get the big size and overlapping shape of the Lemon Chiffon and the strong orange color of the Lakeland 'Britt'.
4in pots, $19.50 #R069S and
5in pots, $27.50 #R069
Blc. Leslie Hoffman 'Old Gold' x Blc. William Stewart 'Sweet Line' Beautiful, large, bright yellow flowers with a red lip. Both parents have a great contrast in their flowers.
4in pots, $19.50 #R058S and
5in pots, $27.50 #R058
Blc. Maria Ozella 'Parth' (M) One of the darkest purple Catts, good shape excellent substance and size. 5in pot,
$32.00
#R018
Blc. Mem. Dorothy Bertsch 'Copper Glow' AM/AOS x (Blc. Toshie Aoki Pizazz x Blc. Oconnee 'Mendenhall') We expect great size and shape from these parents, also very intense colors, ranging from yellow going through the peach tones to off lavenders. 4in pots,
$19.50
#R041
Blc. Sanyung Ruby 'Grand Dragon' AM/AOS (Meristem) Excellent dark, large red flowers with a wide darker lip with golden markings. 6in pot,
$37.50
#R066
Blc. Young Kong 'Sun #16’ (Meristem) Wonderful large flower, yellow with a red lip. 6in pot,
$37.50
#R004
Brassia caudata x self This plant is found from Florida to the Northern half of South America, it grows very warm and has pendant inflorescences with many cascading strong fragrance long lasting, spidery flowers. 4in pot,
$22.00
#R024
Brassia pumila x self This Colombian species is one of the compact ones of the group, short rhizomes and many short, foot-long spikes with well shaped green flowers with dark markings. 4in pots,
$22.00
#R065
 
Cattleya aurantiaca is a bifoliate multiflora that blooms in the spring. It grows in El Salvador and Mexico and does great both in warm and intermediate temperatures. Normally bright orange, our two clones are yellow, which sets them apart from the rest:

C. aurantiaca 'Miami' x self yellow, BS in 4in,
$16.00
#R055

C. aurantiaca 'Marigold' x self intense yellow, 4in,
$19.50
#R068
 
Cattleya lueddemanniana 'Cecilia' x 'Grande' A great winter to spring bloomer that grows from warm to intermediate. C. lueddemanniana is our favorite Venezuelan Cattleya, and was used often in many classic Cattleya hybrids. Fragrant flowers with good shape, size and striking color. This plant is from a second generation cross, with great color, substance, and shape. 4in pots,
$22.00
#R052
Cattleya lueddemanniana 'Yumare' x 'Grande' See comments above. 4in pots,
$22.00
#R061
Coryanthes leferenzianum x self This is a new bucket orchid species, white and red in color with the atypical flower shape of this group. 3in pot,
$22.00
#R053
Cymbidium pendulum x self This warm blooming, pendulous Cymbidium likes warm to intermediate temperatures and bright light. 5in pot,
$20.00
#R067
Dendrobium nobile x regium This primary hybrid grows well in warm weather but needs to be taken out to get cool temperatures during the beginning of the fall or winter to set the blooming period, gives several flowers on the stem. 4in pots,
$15.00
#R033
Encyclia bractescens This warm grower from Central America is a compact grower with a branched inflorescence producing 2 to 12, fragrant, long-lived flowers. Mounted,
$17.50 #R059
   
Encyclia cordigera grows in a very wide territory. This plant is a classic because it’s a compact grower that gives foot long spikes with several very fragrant flowers. It blooms from the end of winter to beginning of spring. The most common variety is the one called “Rosea”. The two below are a cross of alba forms, producing the less common "Randy" type with its contrasting colors.
Enc. cordigera alba 'C.G.E.' x Enc. cordigera alba 'Jesus' 4in pots,
$16.50
#R043
Enc. cordigera alba 'C.G.E.' x Enc. cordigera rosea 'Colombia' 4in pots,
$16.50
#R062
 
Encyclia Gail Nakagaki x Enc. Orchid Jungle This hybrid has long, branched racemes with many scented dark purple to lavender flowers. 5in pot,
$32.00
#R064
Epicattleya Siam Jade (Meristem) This is a very compact plant that gives many 3in flowers with very stable green color, A great warm grower.
4in $22.00 #R051S and
5in $25.00 #R051
Laelia perrinii s/a 'El Hatillo' x L. perrinii Alba 'CGE' We expect to get very good sized and shaped, lavender L. perrinii with long term bonus of getting better whites and semi albas in the second generation. 4in pots,
$22.00
#R081
 
Laelia purpurata This Brazilian species has been a classic for many years. The plant and flowers resemble a Cattleya and are normally lavender, but those usually found in cultivation are the white flower with colored lip clones, of which there are many variations. They are exotic, beautiful and easy to grow, blooming in the spring.
L. purpurata Carnea 'Fresa' x self This is the carnea type, which means the color reminds one of flesh color pink, and is not found in any other Cattleya alliance flower, 4in pots, $22.00
#R076
L. purpurata carnea 'Labio Grande' x 'Fresa' A cross of our darkest carnea with the biggest lip carnea, 4in pots,
$22.00
#R036
L. purpurata 'Striped Plains' x self One of the striped type, which means the petals have a white background and purple stripes or veins that run parallel, 4in pots,
$22.00
#R088
 
Laelia Santa Barbara Sunset 'Peaches' This cross of L. anceps and cinnabarina, crossed back to anceps, has all the great characteristics of its parents, the flower size and shape of anceps, up to 6 flowers at the end of a 3ft spike, but the bright peach color of the flower is what sets this plant from the rest. It is also capable of blooming more than one time per year. Mounted,
$32.00
#R054
Lc. Elizabeth Fulton 'La Tulerie' (M) Dark orange flowers with an intense red lip, 3 to 5 medium size flowers per stem. An old classic. 4in pots,
 $27.50
#R073
(Lc. Spring Imp. 'Orange Delight' x Blc. Port Royal Sound 'New Berry') x Blc. Edisto 'Newberry' This Hybrid should produce large flowers with a very intense red color, good shape, and a contrasting lip. 4in pots,
$19.50
#R031
(Lc. Spring Imp. 'Orange Delight' x Blc. Port Royal Sound 'New Berry') x Slc. Helen Veliz This Hybrid should produce large flowers with a very intense orange color, good shape, with a contrasting lip. 4in pots,
$19.50
#R074
Lophiaris (Oncidium) carthagenensis Belize. This warm growing mule-ear is found from Central America to the Northern part of South America. It has an extremely long, branched inflorescence with many half-inch pink flowers, with blotches of varied colors including purple and yellow. Mounted,
$22.00
#R012
(Lowiara spitfire x Blc. Dana Thomas #1 x #2) x (Lc. Lee Langford x Danau Toba Idyl) Medium size flowers with some degree of fringing on the lip, different looking lips with strong color. 4in pots,
$19.50
#R083
Myrmecophila brysiana ‘Isla Providencia’ x Catt. percivaliana 'El Hatillo' This hybrid is giving a more compact plant with yellow-lavender colored flowers, with the typical undulated shape of the brysiana. 4in pots,
$19.50
#R070
Oncidium Sharry Baby 'Tri Colors' (M)  Sharry Baby is already a classic. This is the chocolate-vanilla scented flower that everybody needs to have as soon as they smell it! 5in pot. $17.50
#R057
Ornithophora (Sigmatostalix) radicans 'HMO'S Petite Prince' This plant from a monotypic genus comes from southern Brazil. A small plant with relatively long inflorescences, with many bird-like flowers. 4in pot,
$17.50
#R010
Pot. Esther Costa 'Orange Fantasy' HCC/AOS x Blc. Edisto 'Newberry' We expect new shades out of this cross, from reds and peaches to purples. The flower count should be high from the Esther Costa, and the shape should be very full thanks to the Edisto. 4in pots,
$19.50
#R072
Pot. Orange Rocket 'Nunauna' x Pot. Lakeland 'Britt' HCC/AOS Dark Orange flowers with a red lip. Medium sized with a good shape. 4in pots.
$19.50
#R085
Shomburgkia superbiens alba x C. granulosa 'Oripoto' We expect a very non standard flower with ruffled shape, green color, with some dark markings and a Brazilian-type red lip. Mounted,
$32.00
#R005
(Slc. Hazel Boyd 'Sunset' AM/AOS x Blc. Oconee 'Mendenhall') x (Stanhopea saccata x wardii (grande-verdosa)) Two or more flowers with the typical Stanhopea shape, brighter color than the saccata and a extremely strong sweet fragrance. 4in pots,
$15.00
#R079
Slc. Rajah's Ruby 'Babe's Baby' AM/AOS x Pot. Spanish Magic 'La Orquidea' Strong dark velvety reds with a lighter orange lip on a medium size flower is what we expect of this cross. 4in pots,
$19.50
#R087

 

 


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