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ORCHIDS in OUR TROPICS PRE-ORDER LIST Forfebruary 2018 ORCHIDS IN OUR TROPICS PRE-ORDER LIST FOR February 2018 All plants are in limited supply so don’t wait to place your order. Many of the plants on our website are still available. Size designations BS = blooming size: NBS near blooming size: SLG = seedling PLANT SIZE CDN $ DESCRIPTION Angraecum sesquipedale BS 50 Darwin’s orchid….. Winter bloomer Aeranthes ramosa SLG 15 Crystalline green flowers on wiry stems Amesiella monticola BS 25 Pure white fragrant flowers BULBOPHYLLUM Bulbophyllum arfakianum var alba BS 35 Large strange attractive flowers in shades of green abd white Bulbophyllum Elizabeth Ann ‘Buckleberry’ FCC/AOS BS 30 Huge pinwheel of red-pink flowers Spectacular. Bulbophyllum frostii ‘Marsh Hollow’ BS 30 Small plants with intriguing Dutch shoe shape flowers Bulbophyllum gracillimum BS 25 Miniature. Deep purple umbels. Bulbophyllum Lion King BS 25 Mop of long white flowers Bulbophyllum Lobbii ‘Gold Bullion’ HCC/AOS BS 30 Golden yellow . Easy to grow and flower Bulbophyllum medusea BS 30 White flower heads that look like their namessake Bulbophyllum rothschildianum ‘Red Chimney’ BS 45 Umbels of giant red flowers A must have Famous clone FCC/AOS Bulbophyllum rothschildianum BS 30 Umbels of giant red flowers CATTLEYA ALLIANCE Brassavola Little Stars BS 15 Lots of stars with green sepals and petal and large white lips Brassavola nodosa BS 25 Lady of the night, White flowers. Very fragrant at night. Bright light Cattleya Chyong Guu Swan BS 25 Full large white with brilliant red lip, fragrant Cattleya Gertrude Hausermann BS 25 Large full white with yellow throat. Stunning Cattleya Krinkrusum Gold BS 30 Concolour deep gold. Very full Cattleya Taiwan City BS 25 Huge dark pink with yellow throat. Fragrant Epidendrum parkinsonianum x Rhyncholaelia digbyana BS 25 Should be lots of fringe here. Potinara Hay Song BS 25 Solid bright red. Stunning Rhyncholaeliocattleya Patchara Fancy BS 25 Large pink with strong red flares and red lip. Very fragrant Rhyncholaeliocattleya Almakee "Thipmalee" FCC/AOS BS 30 5 ½” yellow w/red lip. Superb Rhyncholaeliocattleya Chain-Tzy Lass BS 25 Full large white with brilliant red lip with white picotee, fragrant Rhyncholaeliocattleya Chaweewan Sunset BS 30 Deep orange red with yellow throat Rhyncholaeliocattleya Chia Lin "New City" AM/AOS BS 35 Big solid dark red. Show stopper Rhyncholaeliocattleya King Of Taiwan BS 30 Large full deep pink with orange throat Rhyncholaeliocattleya Petch Paithoon BS 25/ Beautiful bright red with large golden eyes Rhyncholaeliocattleya Petch Siam BS 30 Beautiful full pure white Rhyncholaeliocattleya Ports Of Paradise BS 35 Big icy green Rhyncholaeliocattleya Rungnapa Fancy BS 35 Big bright red with contrasting yellow-orange throat Rhyncholaeliocattleya Tainan Gold BS 30 Deep golden yellow with solid dark red lip Rhyncholaeliocattleya Yen 24 Karat BS 25 Huge golden yellow with red lip COELOGYNE Coelogyne brachyptera BS 25 Bright green with black marking on lip Coelogyne chloroptera ‘Leprechaun’ CHM/AOS BS 40 Small plants with green and orange flowers. easy Coelogyne fimbriata ‘ Summer Sunshine’ BS 15 Miniature plant that easily forms large mats. Coelogyne flaccida BS 25 Very easy to grow into specimen.. Fragrant. Spring blooming. Coelogyne Linda Buckley BS 30 Easy to grow. Blooms several times a year. Huge white with orange lip Rare. Small mounted plants with light tan flowers that are surprisingly Coelogyne schilleriana BS 25 large. Coelogyne Unchained Melody BS 25 White with bright yellow keels. Easy, fragrant We are seeing deep orange to black lips with salmon sepals and petals. In Coelogyne usitana x salmonicolor BS 25 flower now. Coelogyne viscosa BS 25 Compact plants with lots of white flowers with a rich orange lip. DENDROBIUM Dendrobium crepidatum BS 25 White with pink pictee and yellow lip Dendrobium Blue Planet BS 25 Blue-purple long lasting flowers, long lasting Dendrobium Blue Spot BS 25 Blue- purple long lasting flowers Dendrobium Brown spin BS 25 Delightful brown and gold antelope Dendrobium tangerianum BS 25 Graceful golden antelope Clusters of curly chartreuses purple spots & striped lip. Outstanding Dendrobium Bruce Gordon. (alexandrae x eximium) SDG 15 displays. 2-3 month blooms. Dendrobium capituliflorum BS 25 Balls of long lasting icy green-white flowers. stunning Dendrobium cruentum BS 30 Light yellow with orange marking on lip Dendrobium Enobi Purple ‘Little Plum’ (Enobi Komachi BS 20 Graceful sprays of white and purple . many with pretty flares x Laguna Princess) Dendrobium eriaeflorum x peguanum BS 25 Tiny plants with lots of white and purple flowers Outstanding sprays of large white flowers flushed and striped purple. Long Dendrobium Fire Wings. (Big Alex x Silver Wings). BS 15 lasting Dendrobium Hawaii Spectacular BS 15 Spectacular sprays of curvy dark lavenders, dark lip. Strong growers Dendrobium Hibiki (laevifolium x bracteosum) BS 30 Compact plants with bright pink extremely long lasting flowers. Dendrobium jenkensii BS 20 Mini, mounted, yellow-orange Dendrobium Joyce Kelly BS 20 A spectabile hybrid that has bazaar flowers Dendrobium kentrophyllum BS 25 Interesting growth habit. Mounted. White fragrant flowers. Dendrobium lamyaiae BS 30 Small plants with lots of bright orange flowers Dendrobium lindleyi BS 30 Sprays of golden yellow flowers Sprays of 2” whites, many colorful purple spots, purple striped lip.very Dendrobium Micro Chip x Roy Tokunaga BS 15 compact plants Dendrobium pachyphyllum BS 25 Short plant with pale yellow flowers. Grow warm with lots of light. Dendrobium polytrichum BS 30 Rare. Interesting fimbriated lip. White. Dendrobium Rainbow dance 'Akazukin' BS 25 Long lasting pink flowers on compact plants. Dendrobium Roongkamol Vejvarut “Select clone” BS 30 White with brilliant orange lip. Very long lasting Dendrobium scabrilingue BS 30 Very fragrant. Miniature plants White with orange lip Dendrobium spectabile NBS 20 Really bizarre yellow flowers with chestnut markings. Dendrobium trinervium BS 20 Small mounted plants with yellow flowers Very fragrant orange flowers on small plants. Do best mounted, in Dendrobium unicum. BS 30 baskets, or very well drained mix. Bright light. Thailand BRASSIA, ONCIDIUM Brassia Rex ‘Goliath’ BS 30 Huge yellow fragrant spiders Brassidium Nittany Gold 'Dr. John' HCC/AOS BS 30 Compact plants, golden yellow spiders. Brassidium Tzeng-Wen Spot “Select” BS 30 Bright yellow with orange lip Brassidium Yellow Star BS 25 Yellow, chocolate marked stars on compact plants. Miltassia C.M. Fitch 'Izumi' AM/AOS BS 30 Delicate mauve stars. Long lasting. Fragrant, in bud Miltassia Royal Robe BS 25 Deep Red stars Oncidium Gold Star BS 25 Cadmium yellow long lasting blooms Oncidium Sharry Baby ‘Dark Chocolate’ BS 35 Dark walnut variant . same fragrance. Oncidium Sharry Baby 'Sweet Fragrance' AM/AOS- BS 35 Fragrant in spike the Chocolate orchid Bramesa Solar Flares ‘Kalapana’ HCC/AOS BS 35 Chocolate with bright yellow lip. Stunning Oncidium Twinkle ‘Chian-Tzy Golden’ BS 15 Yellow form of this miniature Oncidium. Fragrant Oncidium Twinkle ‘Crimson Glow’ BS 15 Red pretty smelling version PAPHIOPEDILUM Paphiopedilum appletonianum BS 30 Elegant pink and green Paphiopedilum bellatulum BS 35 White with lots of red spots Paphiopedilum charlesworthii BS 30 Noted for its large pink dorsal Paphiopedilum delenatii BS 40 Select divisions Stunning pouch Paphiopedilum godefroyae BS 30 White, spotted dark red. Mottled leaves. Paphiopedilum henryanum BS 40 One of my favorites. Spotted dorsal and pink pouch. Paphiopedilum hirsutissimum BS 30 Large flowers. Green overlaid rose. Petals rose. Paphiopedilum leucochilum BS 35 White with lots of red spots Paphiopedilum spicerianum BS 35 Large white dorsal is its trademark. In bud. Paphiopedilum thaianum BS 60 Tiny plant with white round flowers Rare. Paphiopedilum venustum ‘alba’ BS 40 Green and white form of this favorite. Paphiopedilum [(Hsinying Web x Lynne Cassidy) x BS 30 vini Flame Arrow} Paphiopedilum [(Shadow x Night Shadow) x Hsinying BS 30 vini Web] Paphiopedilum [(Macabre x Black Cherry) x Flame BS 30 vini Arrow}x Holdenii] Paphiopedilum Gloria Naugle BS 40 (rothschildiana x micranthum) Large red multifloral Paphiopedilum InCharm Cotton Candy BS 40 (Susan Booth x vietnamense). Red Multifloral Paphiopedilum Joyce Hasegawa BS 40 (delenatii x emersonii) Large white Paphiopedilum Margaret Ann BS 35 (philippinense x charlesworthiii) Multifloral pink Paphiopedilum Maudiae 'black' BS 20 Pretty mottled leaves. Vini-coloured. Very easy for the beginner Paphiopedilum Maudiae 'green' BS 20 Pretty mottled leaves. Green and white. Very easy for the beginner. Paphiopedilum Mem. Larry Heuer BS 50 (malipoense x emersonii) Huge yellow with pink flush Paphiopedilum Prince Edward of York BS 45 (rothschildiana x sanderianum) Elegant multifloral with long petals Paphiopedilum s Gratrix BS 35 (bellatulum x godefroyae) Like a super bellatulum Paphiopedilum Wossner Vietnam Star ‘EYOF’ BS 60 (rothschildiana x vietnamense) Expect vini Multiflorals Paphiopedilum Yerba Buena x Ice Age SLG 15 Looking for large full white to green PHRAGMIPEDIUM Phragmipedium Allan Tetzlaff NBS 35 (Sunset Glow x Les Dirouilles) Red- orange with elongated petals Phragmipedium Elfin’s Delight BS 50 (Raymond Faust x Grande) Phragmipedium Elfin’s Visions BS 30 (Green Hornet x pearcii) (Sorcerer’s Apprentice x Praying Mantis) Green and red. Branched Phragmipedium Estee Hanson NBS 30 inflorescences on mature plants Phragmipedium Fliquet BS 40 (Leslie Garay x Memoria Dick Clements) Long petaled red and yellow Phragmipedium Grande
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