www.naplesorchidsociety.org AUGUST 2016 Naples President: Richard Pippen [email protected] NEWSLETTER Orchid Newsletter Editors: Kris Morton & Society Marilyn Moser [email protected]

N Our August monthly meeting is Thursday, August 4, 2016,

E At the Moorings Presbyterian Church UPCOMING EVENTS *************** W Flower Registration 6:30 p.m. September 1, 2016 Flower Judging NOS monthly meeting Jerry Meola 7:10 p.m. S OrchidsAmore Meeting 7:30 p.m. Ft. Myers, FL Program 7:45 p.m.

Our program will feature L August 20, 2016 Alan Koch NOS Member Ralph Brand’s Gold Country Orchids, annual orchid sale. Lincoln, CA See pg. 4 for more info. E “ 365, 24/7” NEXT NOS BOD & SHOW Alan is offering a 20% COMMITTEE MEETING T discount to NOS September 22, 2016 members pre-ordering All are welcome. orchids for delivery by AOS JUDGING T him at our August WPB Judging Center next meeting. Please see judging date is August 27, page 2 for more Flamingo Gardens information. 3750 S. Flamingo Rd. E Davie, FL 33330 Info: www.wpbjudging.org

FIND US ON FACEBOOK! R Our Mini Culture Class (with Bill Overton) will The Naples Orchid Society is a be “Orchid Doctor.” non-profit organization, devoted to the promotion of, interest in, and Participants may bring in Deadline for entries in the the appreciation of orchids and the your ailing orchid . Newsletter are due the 15th of preservation of our native orchids. The class starts at 6 PM. each month, 3 pm. It is also our aim to disseminate [email protected] information pertaining to their All are welcome. culture and hybridization.

NOS Newsletter August 2016 Page 2

A MESSAGE FROM OUR PRESIDENT, DICK PIPPEN, [email protected] Greetings Orchid Lovers—Ladies—how would you like a burlap skirt covered with blooming Ghost Orchids, or Men—how about a shirt of the same? Well, theoretically (and I say theoretically) that is possible based on some research done by a professor at the University of Florida. This, along with very exciting information on the continuing study of the Ghost Orchid in SW Florida and Cuba, was reported by Dr. Larry Zettler, Illinois College, at our July meeting. In addition to Dr. Zettler, the two interns from Illinois College that we are supporting to continue the Ghost Orchid research in the Panther Preserve, Adam Herdman and Jack Waggoner were present and introduced. (I don’t really think anyone wants itchy burlap clothing, even with Ghost Orchids—let’s just enjoy them “in the wild.”) We were dismayed that Dr. Ernesto Mujica was not able to join us due to some “glitches” in getting his visa, but we are encouraged that he did in fact get his visa and will be joining the interns in the Panther Preserve for most of July. In the “For What It’s Worth Department”—I read somewhere (actually in OrchidWiz) that the pseudobulbs of Dendrobium canaliculatum were eaten by aboriginals in northern Queenland, Australia. They would strip off the leaves and boil the pseudobulbs. It doesn’t say what they tasted like. I have trouble keeping one plant alive. I can’t imagine having enough to “sacrifice” a bunch of stems for dinner. Oh well. Our August meeting will also be an exciting one. We will welcome back as guest speaker—Alan Koch from Gold Country Orchids, Lincoln, CA (see brief bio below.) Alan has visited us several times in the past and always has a great presentation. His talk this time will be Cattleyas 365, 24/7. Alan specializes in miniature Cattleyas. Hope you can all make it. Until then—keep your orchids happy. …Dick

ABOUT OUR AUGUST SPEAKER, ALAN KOCH

Alan owns and operates Gold Country Orchids where he specializes in miniature and compact Cattleyas. Alan started growing orchids in 1969 with 3 Cymbidiums given to him by an aunt. While in college, he became interested in other orchids and discovered many would grow outdoors in Southern California. He has moved five times as his orchid obsession has led to the need for more growing space. With the last move, he purchased 10 acres of land in Lincoln, California for his 300,000 orchids. He is recognized as an expert in the Brazilian alliance and a trend setter in miniature Cattleya breeding. Alan has been published in the Orchid Digest, and the American Orchid Society magazines. He has also been published in the proceedings of the World Orchid Conference. He is an internationally known speaker. He is a past member of the AOS Judging Committee, and the Research Committee, as well as an Accredited Judge and is Vice-chair and Training Coordinator for the California Sierra Nevada Judging Center. Alan also served two terms on the Orchid Digest Executive Committee and Board of Directors, and is one of the current directors, as well as a Trustee for the AOS. (Borrowed from the Coalition of Orchid Species July 2014 Newsletter, from the website.)

Alan will be offering a 20% discount to NOS members for their pre-orders with orchids delivered at the August 4 monthly meeting. Gold Country Orchids, 390 Big Ben Rd, Lincoln CA 95648, 916-645-8600, [email protected]. Discount Information: We offer a 20% discount on all preorders and free freight when Alan comes to speak at your event. To be able to take advantage of this you need to do the following: GCOD (case sensitive.) . we are to bring your . #SEE ATTACHED LIST OF AVAILABLE ORCHIDS WITH E-VERSION OF THIS NEWSLETTER#

NOS Newsletter August 2016 Page 3

PHOTOS FROM OUR JULY 7, 2016 MONTHLY MEETING Photos by Dick Pippen & Marilyn Moser (additional photos will be in e-version of Newsletter)

NOS Newsletter August 2016 Page 4

Please welcome our newest NOS member, Mimi Krug.

Thank you to: Raffle table workers Sue Roehl & Dick Thorne; July refreshment contributors Lanelle Bishop, Suzanne Fundingsland, Eunice Walker, Connie Sims, Carolyn Booker, Teri Magnuson, RaeJean Walker, Alice Thorne, Corrie van Caulil & Wendy Mazuk. Please contact Mary Jo Shively @ [email protected] if you would like to bring refreshments for our August-September monthly meetings. We need small water bottles too!

July monthly meeting attendance: 79 Raffle table proceeds: $194 Vanda sales proceeds: $150

CARE AND CONDOLENCE: A sympathy card was sent to NOS member Kris Morton for the loss of her husband. A get well card was sent to Judy White for her knee surgery.

August 5-6: 6th Annual Cattleya Symposium, held by Odom’s Orchids at Indian River Research & Education Center, 2199 South Rock Road, Ft. Pierce, FL; Info: www.odoms.com. August 20: NOS member Ralph Brand will have his annual orchid sale, 9 am – 12 noon, 443 Dundee Ct., phone 239-649-1325; Cattleyas in pots or bare root at reasonable prices. September 10-11: Florida West Coast Orchid Society Show & Sale, Pinellas Park, FL; Info: [email protected]. September 30-October 2: South Florida Orchid Society Show “Orchid Celebration,” Coral Gables, FL; Info: Dan Christensen, 954-252-8116; [email protected]. October 22-23: SWFL Yard & Garden Show, UF/IFAS Collier Co. Extension, 14700 Immokalee Road.

TASKS FOR AUGUST

From Florida Orchid Growing – Month by Month by Martin Motes, Phd.

 Finish cutting teretes and reed stem epidendrums early in the month.  Reset strap leaf vandas early or not at all.  Dry hard once or twice.  Continue anti-fungal spray program.  Apply snail bait lightly twice, ten days apart.

NOS Newsletter August 2016 Page 5

AOS CORNER Bill Overton, AOS Rep. [email protected]

AOS Website is Updated

I have some wonderful news to share with everyone. After several months of anticipation the AOS has launched its updated website. I have been cautiously optimistic with regard to this re-launch hoping that some of the rumors I have heard about the site were true. I can report to you all that the new site is fantastic! Just yesterday I spent a half hour going over a few of the changes. Aside from the “new look” to the web page, there are several new features. There are now more areas of information located on the site including a largely expanded area on culture and culture sheets. Those sheets have been updated and expanded upon and are still downloadable and printable from a PDF file. There has been a great deal of information added to the web page, including a complete list of upcoming webinars. Then, much to my pleasure, I looked into the section on Orchid Pests & Diseases. This can be found under the All About Orchids tab on the top of the web page. When you open up this section you will see a table of contents with information on controlling aphids, mealy bugs and other critters. There are not only detailed pictures of insects and the damage they cause, but a wonderful explanation of ‘heat stress’ in orchids. Diseases such as black rot and root rot are described, in addition to other diseases. I am so pleased with what I have seen so far from the new AOS web site. I encourage everyone to explore it for themselves. Until next time………Bill

Minutes of the NOS Monthly Meeting July 7, 2016 Submitted by Cynthia Bock, Secretary

President Dick Pippen called the meeting to order at 7:30 pm. He reviewed the emergency exits and emergency procedures. Dick announced and thanked the refreshment organizers, Mary Jo Shively and all those who brought in the tempting goodies. He announced that we still have a number of Martin Motes Month-by-Month Guide to Growing Orchids books for sale. Dick introduced the interns who are working with Dr. Zettler. Our speaker next month is Alan Koch. Membership chair Veronica Catrombon announced that we have 208 members and 111 Facebook likes! Please pick up your new Membership Directory. Dick welcomed a number of visitors. Kit introduced the presentation tonight featuring our Scholarship Fund sponsored interns and Dr. Lawrence Zettler, Professor of Biology and Director of the Orchid Recovery Program at Illinois College. Plant Table winners were announced. Raffle winners were drawn.

NOS Newsletter August 2016 Page 6

FROM “A REVISED GLOSSARY FOR ORCHIDISTS” Elaine Baxter Cantwell

 Compact grower: Can be counted on not to take over the entire growing area.  Vigorous grower: Stock up on plant stakes & 18” pots. A machete would help too.

MORE PESTS AND DISEASES INFO: From “Growing Orchids is Fun”

BACTERIAL LEAF SPOT (Pseudomonas spp; Xanthmonas spp.)

This is a very fast moving problem that usually starts as a water soaked lesion with characteristic yellow or black halo. The wound(s) tend to weep an ooze of bacterium that is very easily spread by splashing water, or by wind. Infected areas should be removed immediately, cutting at least one-half inch into healthy tissue with a flamed, hot part of sharp clippers (which will help to seal the cut.) Apply a dry fungicide powder to the cut to assist in rapid sealing of the wound. Phalaenopsis are the most commonly affected varieties due to their moist growing conditions compared to other types of orchids. Isolate and treat any infected plants. Discard any plant(s) where the crown is the infected portion. Some growers have found the application of cinnamon powder to be effective if the infection is detected early enough. A spray of hydrogen peroxide ofr copper has also been found effective. DO NOT USE COPPER SPRAYS ON DENDROBIUMS, AS IT WILL DEFOLIATE THE PLANT.

www.orchids.com www.saos.org

Jade Orchids of Collier, Inc. 285 Morgan Road Naples, FL 34114 AND THIS FROM NORM DOLDER: Tuesday to Saturday Owners: 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM Dave & Judy White Looking for someone to care for your orchids Email: [email protected] while you are away on vacation? Need help Offering 10% discount on plants for NOS with repotting? This gal is available, reliable members. and knowledgeable: Gloria Restrepo can be reached at 239-293-8083.

NOS Newsletter August 2016 Page 7

An Orchid Vignette—The “Yams” Have It

Yamadaara—where on earth did they ever come up with a name like that!! Well, it’s easy—Yamadaara is a complex genus involving a x a Cattleya x an Epidendrum x a . Huh!! So that’s all. What happens when more than three genera are involved in a cross, and a combination of those generic names becomes unpronounceable, then “they” name the genus after someone notable or important (hopefully) in the orchid world. They take the person’s name, Yamada, and add “ara” to the end. So in this case it becomes Yamadaara. It was Rev. Masmo Yamada of Waimanalo, Hawaii for whom the genus was named. Beyond that, I have not been able to learn anything about the man. Ok, now to the “crux of the matter.” I have two Yamadaaras that I like very much: Yam. Queen Adelia and Yam. Redland Sunset. Yam. Queen Adelia is a cross between Blc. Orange Nuggett and Yam. Sammy Evans. It was created and registered in 1998 by Dr. Bernadino G. Cagauan Jr., of Hawaii. The grex has received four AOS awards, two AMs and two HCCs. The cultivar I have, is one of the AMs— ‘Kiilani.’ As pretty as it is, it has never been used as a parent in any crosses. I got my plant as a bareroot division at an NOS “April Potting Exercise” in 2009. I potted it in a clay pot in a mix of Lava rock, charcoal and perlite. It has bloomed faithfully for me very year. Unfortunately it blooms only once a year, in the summer, but it is worth the wait . My other Yamadaaara is Yam. Redland Sunset. This is a cross between Blc Orange Nuggett x Encyclia cordigera. Huh! Blc. Orange Nuggett is a parent of both Redland Sunset and Queen Adelia, neat!! This grex was created by Puanani Orchids of Hawaii, and registerd by R.F. Orchids of Homestead, FL in 2000. Hey wait a minute, the owner of Puanani Orchids is Gavin Yamada of Waimanalo, Hawaii. I betcha that Masmo Yamada was his father or at least a relative—just a guess. I also got this plant in 2009 but at the NOS Orchid Show, from R.F. Orchids. It has also been a good bloomer for me, but blooming earlier than “the Queen,” usually in February or March, right around Show time. In fact, at the NOS Show in 2011 I got a blue ribbon on my plant. In the NOS 2012 Orchid Show, my plant earned a Red Ribbon AND Best Hybrid with Epidendrum or Encyclia Breeding. I grow this one in a clay pot in a lava, charcoal, perlite mix. This grex has earned three AOS awards, all HCCs. The one I have is ‘Crownfox Ruby,’ which was awarded to R.F. Orchids in 2001. Like “the Queen,” Redland Sunset has not been used as a parent in any cross. Alas now with all the name changes in the orchid world, Yamadaara is an obsolete genus, all of its members having been transferred to other genera. This is mostly because Brazilian are now Cattleyas, most of the Epidendrums used are now Encyclias, B. digbyana is now a Rhyncholaelia, and so forth. Sooo Yam. Queen Adelia is now in the genus Louiscappeara and Yam. Redlands Sunset is now a Bullara. I think I still prefer Yamadaara, but whatever they are called, they are both neat plants for your collection. Contributed by Dick Pippen

NOS Newsletter August 2016 Page 8

JULY 2016 FIRST PLACE PLANT TABLE WINNERS

Photos by Marilyn Moser (with 27 plants brought in & 38 voting)

Large Cattleyas Blc. Williette Wong ‘The Best’ Small Cattleyas Prostechea Green Hornet Large Vandas Ascda. Ken Slump Small Vandas Aerdv. Full Moon

Phalaenopsis Small Species Phal. Kenneth Schubert Large Species Maxillaria tenuifolia Prosthechea cochleata Dendrobiums Den. Valley Isle Blue ‘Blue’

Oncidium Alliance Slipper Orchids Aliceara Sunday Best Paph. Psyche ‘Krull Orphan Table ‘Muffin’ Smith’ Vanda Wattana Pink Other Tribes (cross/parents not found) Clowesetum Sandy Kasner

NOS Newsletter August 2016 Page 9

PLANT TABLE AWARDS JULY 2016

Photos by Sue Roehl

BEST HYBRID Blc. Everything Nice ‘Showtime’ Owner: Norm Dolder

BEST SPECIES Epi. prismatocarpum Owner: Jim Longwell NOS Newsletter August 2016 Page 10

Naples Orchid Society Small Species Monthly Plant Table Results First Place: Maxillaria tenuifolia July 07, 2016 Owner: Suzanne Fundingsland

Large Cattleyas Oncidium Alliance First Place: Blc. Williette Wong ‘The Best’ First Place: Aliceara Sunday Best 'Muffin' Owner: Karen Davenport Owner: Eunice Walker Second Place: Blc. Everything Nice 'Showtime' Owner: Norm Dolder Slipper Orchids Third Place: Lc. Dorothy Fiene 'Villapark' First Place: Paph Psyche 'Krull Smith' Owner: Susan Greco Owner: Gayle Dorio

Small Cattleyas Other Tribes First Place: Prosthechea Green Hornet First Place: Clowesetum Sandy Kasner Owner: Eunice Walker Owner: Eunice Walker Second Place: Epc. El Hatillo 'Santa Maria' Owner: Karen Davenport Orphan Table Third Place: Otaara Hidden Gold First Place: Vanda Wattana Pink Owner: Kit Kitchen-Maran Owner: Karen Davenport

Large Vandas Best Species First Place: Ascda. Ken Slump Plant Name: Epi. prismatocarpum Owner: Eunice Walker Owner: Jim Longwell

Small Vandas Best Hybrid First Place: Aerdv. Full Moon Plant Name: Blc. Everything Nice 'Showtime' Owner: Jim Longwell Owner: Norm Dolder

Dendrobiums Green Tag First Place: Den. Valley Isle Blue 'Blue' Plant Name: Blc. Copper Queen Owner: Eunice Walker Owner: Jim Longwell

Phalaenopsis SPECIAL NOTE TO PEOPLE ENTERING First Place: Phal. Kenneth Schubert PLANTS FOR MONTHLY COMPETITION: Owner: Karen Davenport Please be very careful to enter your plant in the proper category AND to complete the green Large Species entry tags as accurately as possible, especially First Place: Prosthechea cochleata the Number assigned to your plant. This will Owner: Kit Kitchen-Maran assist the Plant Table People to accurately assign ribbons to the correct plant. Thanks. Medium Species First Place: Epi. prismatocarpum Owner: Jim Longwell

NOS Newsletter August 2016 Page 11

PHOTOS FROM BOX DINNER FOR SPEAKERS, INTERNS AND SCHOLARSHIP DONORS AT OUR JULY 7, 2016 MONTHLY MEETING

(With thanks to NOS member Kit Kitchen-Maran for organizing all) Photos by Dick Pippen

Gold Country Orchids 390 Big Ben Rd, Lincoln CA 95648, 916-645-8600 [email protected] Discount Information

We offer a 20% discount on all preorders and free freight when Alan comes to speak at your event. To be able to take advantage of this you need to do the following:  Under discount enter the following code, GCOD (case sensitive)  Under shipping enter ship to a society  Under comments enter the name of your society or event we are to bring your plants.

Often we will send out a limited availability list which also qualifies for the 20% discount and free freight. You can email in your order or call it in. This can be paid for on our paypal account via our email address at [email protected], with your credit card if you phone in your order or at the meeting with cash or check.

At the present time we are re-building our website and it may be easier to email or phone in your order. Gold Country Orchids 390 Big Ben Rd, Lincoln CA 95648, 916-645-8600 [email protected] Limited Availability List

Aerangis fastuosa very vigorous mini $18.00

Aerangis hariotiana ‘Gold Country’ African mini with orange flowers $20.00

Aerangis hildebrandtii ‘Gold Country’ Similar to above but longer flower spike

with slightly larger flowers. Great mini for the home 2” BS $25.00

Angraecum didieri Miniature species 2 inch BS $15.00

Angraecum distichum Mini African 2” BS $20.00

Angraecum equitans Mini with 4” sparkling white flowers $20.00

Ascocentrum ampulaceum Orange form, India 2 inch BS $15.00

Baptistonia echinata select divisions of this Oncidium relative $25.00

Brassavola cuculatta 2 inch BS $25.00

Bulb barbigerum Great miniature for the home grower. $12.50

Bulb Elizabeth Ann ‘Buckelberry’ FCC/AOS Mother divisions $25.00

Bulb falcatum v. flavum yellow rachis and flower 3 inch BS $25.00

Bulb falcatum ‘Standing Tall’ AM/AOS 3 inch BS $25.00

Bulb falcatum v. velutina ‘GC’ CCE/AOS $25.00

Bulb lasiochillum Yellow form 3 inch BS $15.00

Bulb Lovely Elizabeth Similar to Elizabeth Ann but with red flowers $20.00

Bulb. Phalaenopsis Established plants in 4” basket with 12” leaves $75.00

Bulb vaginatum ‘Joyce’ mini medusa 3 inch BS $20.00

Cadetia potamorphila ‘Joyce Kelly’ CHM/AOS Mini with red and

green leaves with white flowers. On mounts. $35.00

Page 1 of 5 – Limited Availability List Gold Country Orchids 390 Big Ben Rd, Lincoln CA 95648, 916-645-8600 [email protected] Limited Availability List

Cattleya aclandiae v. alba 2 inch $45.00

Cattleya aclandiae v. coerulea 2 inch $35.00

Cattleya alagoensis Smallest member of Sophronitis, deep red $25.00

C. Dals Moon x C. intermedia v. aquinii Compact yellow to peach

fragrant flowers, 50% will be splash 4 inch $18.00

Cattleya dormaniana 4N 2 inch BS of a great cross $25.00

Cattleya kerrii Miniature species very rare 2 inch NBS $20.00

Cattleya Lake Tahoe v. coerulea Select divisions of our best blue $45.00

Cattleya leopoldii coerulea x alba treated for tetraploids 3” BS $20.00

Cattleya lueddemanniana very dark parents 2 inch $12.50

Cattleya lueddemanniana v. alba 3 inch BS $20.00

Cattleya lueddemanniana v. coerulea 2 1/2 inch $12.50

Cattleya Small World 4N (lueola x aclandiae) 4 Inch BS $25.00

Ceratocentron fesselii x Tubecentron Niu Girl Orange miniature

Vandaceous BS $15.00

Christensoniana vietnamica Mini with green flowers 2 inch NBS $15.00

Cochleanthes discolor ‘Lil’ AM/ODC Smells like cloves BS $25.00

Dendrobium cucumerinum Great miniature grown for its foliage $20.00

Dendrobium cuthbertsonii 4N Does not need a cool greenhouse, We grow

this in Sacramento in Cattleya conditions but good water. $30.00

Dendrobium lichenastrrum ‘Gold Country’ Maxi-mini on Mount $25.00

Page 2 of 5 – Limited Availability List Gold Country Orchids 390 Big Ben Rd, Lincoln CA 95648, 916-645-8600 [email protected] Limited Availability List

Dendrobium olygophyllum Miniature species 2 inch BS $12.50

Dendrobium prentecii Miniature on mount BS $20.00

Dendrobium tannii Miniature related to bracteosum BS $12.50

Dendrobium trantuanii Miniature from Vietnam with 2” pink flwrs. $12.50

Dendrobium unicum Vietnam form with larger orange flowers $15.00

Dendrobium unicum Thailand form with typical orange flowers $10.00

Dyakia hendersoniana Fragrant mini Vanda 2 inch BS $12.50

Epidendrum melanophyreum 2” BS the black and purple epi. $15.00

Epiphronitis Veitchii variegated form 2” BS $45.00

Eurychone galeandra African angracoid with peach flowers $35.00

Eurychone rothschildiana Fragrant white and green species 4” $25.00

Gastrochilus obliquus Miniature Vandaceous with green flowers $15.00

Haraella retrocalla Miniature species from Taiwan with golden

Flowers with a red brown lip. BS plants that flower for months $12.50

Habenaria medusa Plants just starting to come up from corms $35.00

Laelia lundii ‘Laurelwood’ Most vigorous mini I have 3 inch BS $20.00

Laelia milleri Sibling cross of the red form 2 inch BS $20.00

Laelia pumila ‘Big Ben’ AM/AOS BS divisions $75.00

Laelia pumila v. coerulea (‘Donna Rosina’ x ‘Gold Country’) mount or 2”

Seedlings about 1 year from flowering $35.00

Laelia purpurata v. flamea Super sibling cross out of Brazil 2” $12.50

Page 3 of 5 – Limited Availability List Gold Country Orchids 390 Big Ben Rd, Lincoln CA 95648, 916-645-8600 [email protected] Limited Availability List

Laelia purpurata v. Aco Line bred in Brazil for flat flowers with a

deep violet lip 4 inch Blooming Size $20.00

Laelia purpurata fma. Schusteriana line bred for deep color 2” $12.50

Leptotes bohnkianum Light pink flowers on this rare species BS $20.00

Leptotes pohlitinocoi Mini from Brazil with rose flowers BS $15.00

Masdevallia Red Wing Warm growing infracta hybrid with deep

Fuchsia flowers 3” BS $20.00

Meiracyllium trinasutum Mini species with fragrant rose flowers $35.00

Mystacidium braybonae Mini African with long lasting white

Crystalline flowers BS on mount $25.00

Mystacidium capense Mini African species with clouds of flowers BS $18.00

Paph. Prime Child 4N plants from OZ with great flowers BS $35.00

Phalaenopsis Kuntrarti Rarashati ‘Copperstate’ HCC/AOS Mother

Divisions of this mini that flowers all year long 3 inch $20.00

Pleurothallis grobyi Mini warmth tolerant 2 inch BS $15.00

Pleurothallis leptotifloia ‘GC’ vigorous mini with yellow flowers $15.00

Podangis dactyloceras Miniature African species with paper white

Flowers 4 inch BS $20.00

Promanea xanthine Miniature fragrant yellow likes low light 2” BS $15.00

Renanetia Sunrise (Neo. falcata x Ren. imshootiana) Orange to red

flowers on these Miniature Vandaceous plants $10.00

Page 4 of 5 – Limited Availability List Gold Country Orchids 390 Big Ben Rd, Lincoln CA 95648, 916-645-8600 [email protected] Limited Availability List

Rlc. George King x C. Circle of Life Six inch fragrant orange flowers

on compact plants 2 inch $12.50

Rlc. Helen Brown x C. Circle of Life 1st to flower in 2 inch pot was

a 5” full round fragrant orange flower NBS 2inch SUPER $12.50

Rlc. Little Toshie x Rth. Orchidglade 4 inch yellow to apricot flowers on

compact plants that are fragrant 2 inch NBS $10.00 4 inch BS $18.00

Sarcochilus hartmannii v. albus ‘Monster’ AM/AOS x self $15.00

Sobennikoffia robusta African species 3 inch BS $25.00

Vanda Green Light Mini fragrant green Vanda for the home 2” BS $12.50

Vanda vietnamica Mini green for the home 2” BS $15.00

Zygopetalum Advance Australia ‘HOF’ AM/AOS fragrant mini $25.00

Zygoneria Adelaide Meadows Bright lime green flowers with a deep

Indigo lip. Fragrant too! 2” NBS $10.00

Page 5 of 5 – Limited Availability List Gold Country Orchids 390 Big Ben Rd, Lincoln CA 95648, 916-645-8600 [email protected] Orchids Available in Two Inch Pots

Miniature Cattleyas Bc. Hippodamia 4N x C. aclandiae 4N 4 inch spotted yellow to green flowers with a amethyst lip. Fragrant! $10.00 C. Bright Angel x C. dowiana Warm growing red miniature similar to Doris, but much easier to grow. $10.00 C. Floralia’s Azul x C. Kiritsubo Pink to coerulea 4 inch long lasting fragrant flowers that are very fragrant. $10.00 C. Fuchsia Doll (Sierra Doll x sincorana) Remake with better parents. Should be fantastic! $12.50 C. Gold Lakes x C. Sierra Doll Four inch rose to peach fragrant flowers, half will be splash. $10.00 C. Kiritsubo x C. Circle of Life Very full 4 inch flowers deep rose in color and half are fragrant. Fantastic! $12.50 C. Kiritsubo x C. Love Knot Superb Cross with long lasting 5 inch fragrant flowers ¼ will be fragrant. $10.00 C. Samba Crown x C. Kiritsubo Five inch full round fragrant flowers with rose to coerulea flowers. $10.00 C. Sierra Doll x C. Love Knot 5 inch long lasting fragrant lavender flowers. $10.00 Leptotes bicolor 3N Line bred for larger flowers and a deeper purple lip. $12.50

Page 1 of 4 – 2 inch Pot Availability List

Gold Country Orchids 390 Big Ben Rd, Lincoln CA 95648, 916-645-8600 [email protected] Orchids Available in Two Inch Pots

Leptotes pohlitinocoi Very nice easy to grow pink form of this species that will flower in low light. $15.00 Rlc. Auburn Fire (Little Toshie x C. Bright Angel) Yellow, orange to red art shade flowers that will flower twice a yearl $12.50 Compact and Standard Cattleya C. Circle Spirit x Angel Heart Fantastic anceps cross with 5 inch deep rose flowers with a bright yellow lip. $10.00 C. Eximia (warneri x purpurata) 6 to 7 inch fragrant coerulea flowers. $10.00 C. Garrett Collins x (Rth. Love Sound x Tokyo Magic) Deep garnet splash petal flowers. $10.00 C. intermedia orlata 4N x sib Seventh generation of line breeding of this fantastic species. The best! $12.50 C. Irene Finney x C. Sierra Doll 6 inch deep lavender flowers on compact plants that flower twice a year. $10.00 C. lueddemanniana v. coerulea Colchicine treated for the best blue luedd’s ever. $12.50 C. Melody Fair x Lc. Liptonii Superb 6 inch semi-alba flowers on compact plants. $10.00 Ctt. Orchidglade x California Apricot Yellow to orange 5 inch flowers with a deep red lip. $10.00

Page 2 of 4 – 2 inch Pot Availability List

Gold Country Orchids 390 Big Ben Rd, Lincoln CA 95648, 916-645-8600 [email protected] Orchids Available in Two Inch Pots

Ctt. Orchidglade x Circle of Life Orange to red art shade flowers of superb shape. Better than Martha Clarke $12.50 Ctt. Orchidglade x Rlc. Little Toshie Clusters of peach to apricot 4 inch flowers. $10.00 Rlc. George King x C. Circle Spirit 6 inch full round plum flowers of superb substance and diamond dust texture. $12.50 Rlc. Helen Brown x C. Circle of Life Round full orange to red flowers. $12.50 Rlc. Kings Ransom x Ctt. Orchidglade 5 inch yellow to peach fragrant flowers. $10.00 Rlc. Little Toshie x Ctt. Orchidglade 5 inch yellow to apricot flowers that are very fragrant with a deep red lip. $10.00 Rlc. Kings Ransom x Ctt. Orchidglade 5 inch peach and apricot flowers that will flower twice a year. $10.00 Rth. Dal’s Moon x C. intermedia v. aquinii Yellow rose and amethyst splash petal fragrant flowers. $10.00 Miscellaneous Den. Green Envy Latouria with long lasting green flowers with a plum lip. $10.00 Den. kingianum Line bred species from Austrailia with larger deep pink fragrant flowers. $10.00

Page 3 of 4 – 2 inch Pot Availability List

Gold Country Orchids 390 Big Ben Rd, Lincoln CA 95648, 916-645-8600 [email protected] Orchids Available in Two Inch Pots

Den. loddigesii ‘Rob’ Fragrant pink flowers with a yellow throat of one of the easiest plants to grow. $12.50 Den. unicum Thai form of this spidery orange flowered species with the fragrance of apricots. $10.00 Mystacidium capense Easy to grow African species with clouds of white flowers. $15.00 Oncidium Tsiku Marguerite Miniature fragrant oncidium with blush pink flowers. $10.00 Oncidium Twinkle 4N x self Miniature fragrant oncidium with white to cream flowers. $20.00

Page 4 of 4 – 2 inch Pot Availability List