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H&R Nurseries H&R NURSERIES - Spring 2020 Retail List. Feb 15 to Jun 15, 2020 WEB SITE -- www: hrnurseries.com. email: [email protected] PLEASE DO NOT USE OUTDATED LISTS ... 3 lists a year : March 1; June 16; & Sept 16. Plants are established & frequently ready to pot up. Please download Photos from: hrnurseries.com HR codes are mericlones. Numbers only are hybrids or seedlings. Pot Sizes: CP; 2”; 3.5”; 4”; etc. “FS” = Flowering Size; “Near FS” = NearFlowering Size; “PB” = Previously Bloomed. “CP” = Community Pot (15-20 plants). “4N” = tetraploid. “Photo # __” means refer to website photos. All prices, plus Packing/Handling & Fed Ex or other Shipping Charges. HR0001 ******H&R GIFT CERTIFICATES******* Send an H&R Gift Certificate to Friends or Loved Ones. We will send you a Gift Certificate plus a copy of our current Orchid Price List and Color Catalog. Certificates available in any amount, $25.00 & up. USA & US territories only. CATTLEYA ALLIANCE. Mericlones & Hybrids of many cattleya alliance hybrids. “HR” prefix indicates mericlones. Codes without “HR” are seed propagated hybrids. Select tetraploid (4N) parents for superior shapes, colors, substance & blooming habits. Hybrids bloom easily & frequently, even under lights or on windowsills. Offspring of hybrids may vary. 24071 B. Little Stars. (nodosa x cordata). Wonderful evening fragrance. CP - 25.00 Photo 1 Frequent blooming white clusters, dozens of flowers. Fall. 24037 B. nodosa 4N x C. Small World. 6” plants, clusters of fragrant creams, - 2” 6.00 Ph 1, 15 dark pink lip. 23992 Bc. Hippodamia (B. nodosa x C. aclandiae. - 2” 6.00 Ph 2 Very compact. Lime greens, red spots & bright pink lip. Exceptional tetraploid parents give fuller shapes , large full lip & very firm substance. 2x a year. 23970 Bc. Hippodamia 4N. (B. nodosa 4N x C. aclandiae 4N). - 2” 7.00 Ph 2 Very compact. Lime greens, red spots & bright pink lip. Exceptional tetraploid parents give fuller shapes , large full lip & very firm substance. 2x a year. 24026 Bc. Hippodamia x C. Small World. 6” plants, fragrant lime greens or light - 2” 6.00 Ph 2, 15 pinks, magenta spots, bright pink lip. 24002 Bc. Spotted Clown. (C. Lulu x B. nodosa. Multiple firm 3-1/2” pinks, - 2” 6.00 Ph 12, 1 purple spots, red lip, on compact plants. Fragrant & long lasting. Summer/fall. 24034 Bc. Theresa Ricci. (Bc. Hippodamia x C. aclandiae). CP - 30.00 Ph 2, 20 Very unusual 3-1/2” chartreuses, dark mahogany spots & very bright pink lip. Very compact. Warm-Intermediate. Bright. Well-drained. 24018 Bl. Yellow Bird. (Bl. Richard Mueller 4N x B. nodosa) Showy upright - 2” 6.00 Photo 4 yellow clusters. Frequent bloomer. W-I, Bright. also 24108 in CP. CP - 25.00 24025 Blc. Copper Queen. (Toshie Aoki x Bl. Richard Mueller 4N). - 2” 6.00 Photo 6 Very showy clusters of bright yellows, red spotted lip. Very long lasting. Compact. CP - 25.00 2X year. 24328 in CP. 23814 C. Irene Finney 4N x Lawre-Mossiae 4N. 6”-7” large labenders, purple lip. - 2” 6.00 See Ph 36 Large spring blooms. Two 4N parents will produce 4N offspring. Great for hobbyists or breeding on. 24070 C. labiata fma amesiana x Epc. El Hatillo. Very attractive upright sprays - 2” 6.00 See Ph24,25 of 3-1/2” pale pinks with bright pink lip. Very compact plants 24000 C. leopoldii 4N x dowiana v. aurea 4N. Atractive 5” copper hued blooms, rich - 2” 10.00 Ph 21,23 red lip. 4N flowers with superior shapes & sucstance. CP - 50.00 23996 C. leopoldii v. albina 4N x aclandiae 4N. clusters of 3-1/2” chartreuses, dark CP - 50.00 Ph 20,23 mahogany spots, maroon lip. Excellent substance. Compact bifoliate. Warm, bright. Well-drained. 23922 C. Portia 4N . (bowringiana x labiata). Clusters of 3-1/2” lavenders. - 2” 6.00 Warm to intermediate. Bright. 23963 C. Small World x C. Summer Spot 4N. Very cute 3” pinks, dark magenta spots, - 2” 7.00 See Ph 15 bright purple lip. Very compact plants. W-I, bright light. 24134 C. Small World x Sc. Beaufort. Very cute 3” yellows, pink lip, dark - 2” 7.00 See Ph 15 magenta spots. Mini plants. W-I, bright light, well-drained. 24008 C. Summer Spot 4N x B. nodosa. Very attractive sprays of 3” light pinks, - 2” 6.00 purple spot & purple lip. W-I, bright. Late spring to summer. also 23967. 23596 Ctna. Why Not (yellow) 4N x sib. (C. aurantiaca x Bro. sang.) - 2” 30.00 Photo 27 Upright clusters of bright yellows. Rare yellow variant of the usual red form. Mini. 23981 Ctna. Why Not (yellow) 4N x self. (C. aurantiaca x Bro. sang.) CP - 100.00 Photo 27 Upright clusters of bright yellows. Rare yellow variant of the usual red form. Being 4N makes this even rarer. Mini. 23644 Ency. Jan Ragan. (profusa x fowliei). Branching clusters of small undulating - 2” 7.00 Photo 30 light creams, light mahagony veining throughout. White lip, light purple veins. Very showy 24274 Ency. Rufly Profuse. (rufa x profusa). Compact plant with tall branching CP - 30.00 Ph 32, 33 sprays of dozens of small lime greens.. Full white lip with bright pink stripes. Warm, bright. Well-drained or mounted. Spring. 23972 Epc. Mem. Young C. Lott x Enc. tampensis. Light greens with white lip. Very - 2” 7.00 See Ph 34 compact plants. 23818 Lc. Blazing Treat. (Rojo x Trick or Treat). Many tall clusters of bright - 2” 6.00 spring red-oranges. 24020 Procatavola Key Lime Stars (Epc. Lime Sherbet x B. nodosa. Upright clusters of Nr FS 2” 6.00 Ph 38, 39 light lime greens, wide white lip. Fragrant. Very compact. DENDROBIUMS. W = Warm; I = Intermediate; W-I = Warm to Intermediate. I or W-I will tolerate cool periods if watered less. Dendrobium types : (S) = Spatulata (antelope); (P) = Phalaenanthe; (F) = Formosae (Nigrohirsute); (L) = Latouria (New Guinea type); and (N) = Nobile. Latourias (New Guinea types) do well under wide range of conditions, wet, shady, cool, warm, bright. Evergreen & disease resistant. Compact plants bloom for months. HR3480 Den. Hibiki ‘Tiny Bubbles’. (laevifolium x bracteosum) Very showy FS 3.5” 25.00 Ph 43,44 clumps of compact canes, covered with clusters of small dark pinks. Intermediate, medium to bright. Fall-Spring. 3-4 month blooms. Mericlone. HR3493 Den. White Grace ‘Sato’. (Fifthieth State x speciosum). Nr FS 3.5” 22.00 Ph 100 Beautiful & graceful sprays of well-shaped pure whites. Dark glossy evergreen leaves. DENDROBIUM MERICLONES & HYBRIDS Code numbers with “HR” prefix are Mericlones. Codes with numbers only are seed propagated.. Flowers of different plants of the same hybrid may vary in appearance. 23861 Den. Andree Millar x self. (L). (atroviolaceum x convolutum) - 2” 6.00 Photo 47 Wonderful little version of a very popular hybrid. Many spikes 1” chartreuses, purple striped lip. 2 month blooms, year round. Very compact, plants only 8” when mature. W-I. 23905 Den. Bill Takamatsu. (L). (Roy Tokunaga x johnsoniae ). Clusters of - 2” 5.00 Like Ph91 3” whites, green in lip, fine purple stripes. W-I. 3 month spring blooms. 24250 in cp. CP - 25.00 23232 Den. biloculare x convolutum. Frequent pendant sprays FS 3.5” 15.00 Ph 51,52 of light greens, purple striped lip. 2-3 month blooms. W-I. Bright. Well drained, frequent watering. 23954 Den. Blue Seas. (Blue Twinkle x antennatum). Compact plant. Upright spikes Nr FS 3.5” 15.00 of small light bluish antelope eared flowers. Very long lasting. Well-drained, warm & bright. 24119 Den. Blue Twinkle x Minnie. Tall upright spikes of attractive curly dark purples. - 2” 5.00 Like Ph 48 Long lasting blooms on stiff leaved near mini plant. Smallest of Blue Twinkle hybrids. 23874 Den. Bougainville 4N x Nida. Strong spikes of large beautiful full shaped - 2” 7.00 Ph 49, 50 3-1/2” striped pinks with white lip. also 23909. Second Batch of EXCELLENT NEW Nr FS 3.5” 18.00 HYBRID. 23889 Den. Bougainville x spectabile. Strong sprays of very attractive curvy light - 2” 7.00 Ph 50, 95 creams, on robust plants. Grow well-drained, warm, bright. also 24192. 24228 Den. bracteosum x tanii. Many clusters of bright pinks cover compact CP - 50.00 Ph 53, 54 mature canes for 4-5 months, in spring & late summer. EXCELLENT NEAR MINI. W-I. Bright. 23894 Den. Chocolate Chip. (Micro Chip x normanbyense). Excellent 6” NrFS 2”- 2.5” 6.00 Ph 57, 58 bushy plant covered by small whites, tiny purple spots. Striped purple lip. 2-3 month CP - 25.00 spring blooms. Very cute. also 23188. 24149 in CP. 24011 Den. Dawn Maree 4N x Peng Seng. Long lasting firm light greens, - 2” 7.00 Ph 59, 60 bright red lip. Blooms directly on slender evergreen canes. 2X a year. 23888 Den. Fire Wings. (Big Alex x Silver Wings). (L,P) Outstanding sprays of - 2” 7.00 Photo 61 INCREDIBLY BEAUTIFUL large whites, with dark violet blushes & striations. Three month blooms Easy growing attractive evergreen plants. 23956 Den. Flamingo Gardens (S). (Norma Jackson x stratiotes. Strong sprays of - 2” 5.00 Photo 87 light pinks & purples, antelope horned petals. Long lastng summer blooms. Good Nr FS 3.5” 15.00 landscape or pot plant. W-I. Bright. 23968 Den. Frosty Dawn. (F). (Dawn Maree(4N) x Lime Frost 4N). 2” whites, - 2” 6.00 Photo 62 orange lip. Sweet fragrance. 3 month flowers. W-I. Bright. also 23839. 23854 Den. Green Lantern. (F). (Dawn Maree 4N x cruentum). Firm whites, - 2” 6.00 Photo 63 red-orange lip. 2 months, 2X year. W-I.
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