2very desirable and highly variable species with bulbs ranging in height from 2` in miniature form to 10`, deep green 3` leaves top the bulbs and tend to turn purple with higher light, numerous 6` apical spikes carry up to 15 flowers each, heavy spring bloomer with 1` flowers ranging from dark purple to mauve, dense lavender to red spotting on the white lip, fragrant, hardy down to 28F
2a favorite mini-miniature twig epiphyte, Phalaenopsis-like growth habit with pendant 2` leaves, short spikes produce consecutive charming chartreuse 1` blooms with a ruby red spotted lip, nearly ever-blooming, easy grower, heavily fragrant, likes to grow moist
2drought tolerant creeping branching pendulous stems produce a single thick succulent 1` leaf which is gray-green spotted with purple when grown bright, short spikes with numerous clusters of charming 3/4` flowers, sepals and petals are creamy-white and spreading, lip is bright red, very easy grower, fragrant and free-flowering
2ya ya ya I know it’s a hybrid but humans had nothing to do with it, just nature, bees and two of Australia`s best Dendrobium species, speciosum and kingianum, robust grower with 12` radiating canes bearing 3` leaves, this early spring bloomer produces lots of spikes with multitudes of very fragrant 1` flowers ranging from a delicate light pink to pure white
2Great small fern that came with an importation of orchids from Madagascar may years ago. Still unnamed and only identified to genus level easy to grow either potted or mounted and great for terrariums
2lovely compact plant with ribbed 1-1/2` bulbs topped with a pair of wide plicate 10` leaves, pendulous 8` to 12` spikes carry numerous very complex 2` flowers that range from brownish red to orange yellow, puts on a massive floral display which engulfs the entire basket, easy grower that blooms from late spring to autumn, fragrant. (Additional shipping may apply due to size of plant)
2this fantastic and showy species is closely related to (and may only be a variety of) Bulbophyllum blumei, 2` round bulbs appear on a creeping rhizome, each bulb has a 6` smooth thick ovate dark-green leaf, this floriferous shady grower produces 4` long maroon, fuzzy-edged flowers that have a white margin and a Masdevallia-like shape; multiple thin, wiry spikes appear several times per year underneath the bulbs and arch upwards to 10`, each bears a single flower
2large showy extremely floriferous plant named for its bird beak-like pollen cap, leafy bulbs with 15` foliage each produce up to six heavily branched 18` spikes loaded with soft rosy pink 3/4` flowers, bright yellow callus on the lip, intense chocolate/vanilla aroma, fantastic!!!
2well-known and easy to grow and flower, this mat-forming Bulbo has widely spaced squatty 1/2` bulbs each topped with a single thick leathery 2` leaf, short spikes bear a highly unusual single 1-1/2` flower, most pronounced are the cream-colored red spotted bow-legged lateral sepals, with the smaller yellowish hooded dorsal spotted with red, smaller petals of the same color frame a tongue-shaped yellowish lip and column
2an elegant compact Encyclia allied to fragrans, 2` flattened bulbs topped with a single 4` veined green leaf, short apical spikes bear several 2` gorgeous blooms, the creamy sepals and petals are extremely crystalline and heavily veined and spotted a soft rose color, the pale yellow broad pointed lip is lightly spotted purple, very fragrant, and the blooms can last 3 - 4 months
