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Mail Order Thank You Special Offering! This is our special offering of plants at special prices to say thank you for ordering and encourage you to yes, ORDER AGAIN SOON. Aerangis fastuosa A truly fantastic miniature orchid from Madagascar. $10.00 Very fragrant at night! Flowering size plants. Neost. Lou Sneary ‘Blue Horizon’ Our finest Neost. Lou Sneary. Larger in all aspects. $10.00 Deep blue color. Wonderful candy like fragrance. A wonderful plant for indoors or beginners. Flowering size plants. Lycaste Rakuhoku Seedlings of a beautiful hybrid between Lyc. Auburn $25.00 and Lyc. Shoalhaven 4N. A wide range of colors from light yellow to powder pink result from this cross. Excellent shape. Near flowering size. Blc. Intelligent ‘Mariko’ BM/JOGA $15.00 A beautiful crossing of L. anceps and Blc. Goldenzelle. Medium sized flowers held on a stately longer stem. Pleasing soft pink color. First release. First release. Near flowering size. Dendrochilum irigense A really great species from the Philippines for anyone $20.00 that loves miniatures. The plant is only 4” tall, but can be covered with flowers. Flowering size. Cattleya labiata semi-alba The most beautiful fall bloom cattleya species from $15.00 Brazil. We have worked many years to produce the finest strains of this form of the species. Enormous white flowers with deeply colored lips. Near flowering size. Maxillaria tenuifolia Super nice clumps of this very popular species. Very $10.00 easy to grow and make beautiful specimens. Flowers are very fragrant like coconut. Flowering size plants. Panarica (Encyclia) prismatocarpa Beautiful flowering divisions of a selected clone of this $10.00 great Costa Rican species. Spectacular tall spikes of many flowers. Flowering size. Paphiopedilum rothschildianum Beautiful seedling of this majestic species from Borneo. These are made from ‘Everest’ with ‘World Survival’ $75.00 SSM/JOGA, two of the most selected clones available. These were made by Tokyo Orchid Nursery of Japan, known for their top quality collection of Paph. rothschildianum. Other crosses of Paph. rothschildianum also available. Near flowering size. Paphiopedilum venustum Wonderful nice size seedlings of this very attractive and unique species from the Himalayas. Not only is the $10.00 flower so unusual, this species also has very beautiful foliage making it a fantastic house plant. These are made from two very select and dark clones, ‘Fireplace’ and ‘Red Red’. Near flowering size. Lc. Miss Wonderful ‘Imperialis’ AM/AOS $15.00 One of the nicest hybrids with L. anceps we have seen. Huge splash petaled flowers. Temperature tolerant! Flowering size. Bulbophyllum carunculatum New! A super nice tropical bulbophyllum from Slawesi. Broad glaucas leaves like a paddle. Very $20.00 large flowers are produced sequentially on a tall spike. Flower color varies from yellow to bronze. Flowering size. Prosthechea (radiata X tripunctata) Wonderful small potted plants that grow into nice specimens loaded with flowers. The flowers come on $15.00 nice spikes and are super cute. Lovely fragrance. Flowering size. Odcdm. Tiger Hambuhren ‘Goldilocks’ X $15.00 Oda. Jubilee Volunteer ‘Royal Flush’ BVery robust seedlings of this new Wilsonara. Large flower spikes carry up to 15 large flowers. These are large bright yellow with varying amounts of chocolate speckling. Very nice flowering sized seedlings. Angraecum equitans One of the nicest and most miniature of the Genus $15.00 Angraecum. This species is so cute and fragrant at night. Very limited. Near flowering size Cattleya loddigesii Nice seedlings from this cross of one of the most beautiful of the bifoliate Brazilian cattleya species. The $10.00 two parents are very high quality and awarded clones, ‘Aranda B’ AM/AOS and ‘Tamiami thunder’ AM/AOS. Near flowering size C. leopoldii ‘Super Dark’ X Lc. Cinnamon Stick ‘Hot Spots’ $10.00 A very intriquing cattleya hybrid which should produce large head of flowers on rather tall majestic plants. We hope for flowers in pink to red with heavy spotting. C. leopoldii (pictured) is one of our favorite cattleya species. Near flowering size. Epidendrum Ice Castle This is a new Epidendrum hybrid from Japan. It is a horticultural variety with an unregistered name, largely $15.00 bred from Epi. ibaguense. Lovely pure white flowers so rare in epidendrum hybrids. Will easily grow into a nice specimen plant. Flowering size. Dendrobium Jonathan’s Glory ‘Dark Joy’ HCC/AOC $10.00 This is a wonderful Australian hard cane Dendrobium which will make a spectacular specimen plant for the Spring. A very easy plant to grow. Flowering size. Prices are from 25% to 50% OFF list price. Minimum plant purchase is $50. To order, send us an Email to [email protected] with your order and phone number and we will call YOU to finalize with shipping info and cc number. We will pull your plants then ship your order as soon as possible. Hope this helps all our loyal customers who can’t come to our annual Open House sale! .
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