Bc. Mount Hood 'Mary' AM/AOS

This large, robust grower has sparkling white flowers that can reach ten inches across. The icy green throat coloring is sometimes paired with a faint purple lipstick marking on warm weather blooms.  

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A new and unique cross that should have some exciting results.  The first parent is a large, concolor yellow standard with heavy substance, combined with the clusters of spotted blooms on Mark Jones.  We hope to see clusters of medium sized yellow to greenish blooms with some freckles on the petals.  Most will have at least some purple coloring on the lip.

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This exceptional clone is made using the pictured parent, Blc. Mem. Helen Brown along with an added dose of Brassavola digbyana. Large, waxy apple green blooms with fringed lips showing deep purple lipstick markings at the center. Intense Fragrance. Vigorous growth habit.

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New offering of the rare white 'alba' form of this popular fall blooming species.  Husky growing plants with broad foliage showcase stems of sparkling blooms with light yellow throats. We have seen as many as five to six flowers per stem, and a well grown plant produces multiple leads easily. Extremely fragrant and showy!

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Cattleya trianae 'A.C. Burrage' AM/AOS 

This special cultivar was named after the first president of the American Orchid Society. Our plants are tissue cultured from the original plant granted an Award of Merit from the AOS in 1939 and from the RHS in 1948.  Blooms are a soft lavender-pink with purple and yellow coloring on the lip.  Excellent round form and good substance.  This item is not often available so get yours while you can!

This is a good grower with sturdy foliage.  Requires standard cattleya conditions, meaning bright indirect light and a day/night temperature change. We are offering plants established in 2.5" pots.  We expect these to be flowering size in approximately 3 years.

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Ctna. Capri 'Lea' AM/AOS x Encyclia tampensis alba

 A brand new hybrid that we are very excited about.  This first to flower was a very compact plant with dusky rose blooms with cream and purple lip coloring.  We expect to see a range of bloom colors from light rose to pinkish-tan.  Hopefully some of the seedlings will carry forward the Capri petal splashes.  Regardless, these will be cute and small growing plants with tight foliage habit.  Possibly free flowering in warm-climates.

Excellent for warm growing conditions and suitable for baskets or on mounts.  The first parent has Broughtonia sanguinea in its parentage, and we have found it must have well draining media at all times.  Bright, indirect light will be best.

We are offering Near Blooming Size plants growing in 3” mesh baskets.  Plants are expected to flower for the first time within 12-18 months. 

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Cymbidium dayanum album 'Lady Elizabeth' CHM/AOS x self

We have found that the seedlings of this award winning parent are fast growers and thrive in lower light levels than most Cymbidiums, though brighter conditions will increase bud count.

Pendant stems of cream and faintly green flowers. As plants mature, multiple bloom stems are expected each year giving this excellent specimen potential.  Thin, grassy foliage that likes lots of airflow to prevent spotting. Great for hanging pots or baskets.

While supplies last we are offering oversized 3.5" pots in early spike and bud.  Please note that while flowers are long-lasting, spikes emerge into blooms very quickly so these won't stay in bud for long! 

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We have the only mericlones of this exclusive parent from Everglades Orchids. Mature plants can carry as many as eight bloom stems per season, all loaded with richly colored rust-red blooms. We consider this a large growing standard. Extremely showy and very warmth tolerant.

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Dendrobium primulinum x loddigesii

Pendant growing plants produce waterfalls of pink and cream blooms in late winter and early spring. Plants should have a semi-dry winter rest and a slightly cooler spell to initiate buds during which time many of the older leaves will drop.  Each spring, new lush foliage emerges to start the cycle again.  Easy to cultivate and so very showy!  

Blooming Size plants gromwing on vertically hanging tree fern mounts.  These are covered in pretty new foliage.

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