Posted by on September 8, 2010
Cattleya Species Orchid
Plants in 2.5″ pots to bloom in 2-3 years in their blooming season
Flowers are lavender, good for beginner growers
These plants require bright indirect light
Blooming season is fall
Product DescriptionThis is the best we have seen of this species.
These plants have flowers with great shape and a good display.
This particular species is one of the [...]
Posted by on September 5, 2010
Cattleya orchid plant
Plants in 2½” pots to flower within 12-18 months in their blooming cycle
Flowers will be clusters of dark red
Blooming season is fall-various
Recommended for windowsill and under lights culture
Product DescriptionThese plants produce compact velvety cranberry-red blooms on long stems.
We offer plants in 2½” pots. GROWING CONDITIONS: These plants will grow well in the home [...]
Posted by on September 4, 2010
Cattleya orchid plant
Plants in 2½” pots to bloom in 2-3 years
Fragrant white flowers with purple lip
These plants require bright, indirect light
Blooming season is winter.
Product DescriptionWe have said many times that this is our “Jaw-dropper” cattleya. These plants produce large flowers that look even larger with the full contrasting purple lip. The huge flowers are produced [...]
Posted by on September 1, 2010
Cattleya orchid in 2½” pot
Flowering size in 2-3 years
Requires bright indirect light
Large fragrant dark rose colored flowers
Blooming season – summer
Product DescriptionThese large blooms are dark rose with a faint overlay of violet near the letal tips. This clone produces beautiful artshades
when used as a breeding parent.
We offer these VERY FRAGRANT plants in 2½” pots…. More [...]
Posted by on August 27, 2010
This Brassia is in the Oncidium orchid family.
Plants in 3″ pots to be blooming size in 12 months.
Flowers are yellow on compact plants.
They require bright, indirect light.
Blooming season is late spring.
Product DescriptionThis is one of the prettiest brassias we have seen. These compact growing plants usually produce two flower sprays per growth. Graceful yellow flowers. [...]
Posted by on August 18, 2010
Phalaenopsis Orchid
Pink flowers with rose lips
Winter – Spring blooming season
Plants in 3″ pots to bloom in their next blooming season
These plants will grow well under artificial lights or on a windowsill
Product Description… More >>
Phal Mary Brooks ‘Mendenhall’ AM/AOS x Dtps
Posted by on August 15, 2010
Cattleya orchids in 2½” pots
Flowering size in 2-3 years
Lavender flowers with bright gold in throat
Blooming season – summer
Require bright indirect light
Product DescriptionThis is a re-release of an heirloom clone.
These plants will have large clusters of well shaped lavender
blooms on upright stems. You may have as many as five glistening
blooms per stem. There will be bright [...]
Posted by on August 11, 2010
Cattleya orchid plant
Plants in 2.5″ pots to bloom in 2-3 years
Fragrant red flowers
To be grown in bright, indirect light
Product DescriptionThis is one of our favorite red cattleyas!
The large flowers on these plants always have brilliant color.
The plants are better growers than the ‘Billy Miles’ clone and the flowers are just as vigorous and
the flo… More [...]
Posted by on July 28, 2010
Cattleya hybrid orchid
Plants in 3 pots to flower in two years in their blooming season
Flowers will be in dark purple clusters
These plants will require bright indirect light
Blooming season will be fall
Product DescriptionThis hybrid orchid is bred from Cattleya Nigrella and Cattleya bowringiana. This classic Jones & Scully clone has extremely dark purple, cluster-type cattleya. Easy [...]
Posted by on July 27, 2010
Cattleya orchid plant
Plants in 3″ pots to bloom in two years
Fragrant yellow flowers with red lips
Plants require bright, indirect light
Blooming season is fall – winter
Product DescriptionThe photo shown is the parent Lc Lorraine Shirai ‘Raye’.
We can’t imagine a better yellow cattleya to combine with the shapely
Cattleya Horace. These should be better than the Blc. Goldenzelle. [...]
Cattleya bowringiana var superba ‘Augusta’ AM/AOS
