2a large terrestrial with clustering 5` conical bulbs topped with several widely plicate 15` light green leaves; 1-3 short spikes emerge from the sides of the new growths each carrying 3-8 rather attractive 1-1/2` globular blooms with flared tips; flowers are pure white, with spotted red and blush tips and a bright yellow lip. (Additional shipping may apply due to size of plant)
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)
2an easy growing and floriferous angraecoid; clumping leafy growths with soft dark green 6` leaves; many branching 12` spikes bloom over several months producing lots of beautiful 1` starry lime green flowers with 1-1/2` nectary.
2a terrific creeping mini miniature with 1/2` leaves that quickly cover its mount, many 3` single flowered spikes emerge simultaneously producing a beautiful display of 1` yellow green flowers, this frequent bloomer is a great addition to any miniature collection
2also known as the `Chinese Ground Orchid,` this seasonally deciduous orchid can be treated and grown like bulb plants such as tulips or narcissus; light green leaves are thin, crinkly, 4` long, and emerge in pairs above the bulbs in early Spring; bulbs grow extremely fast and are easily divided; 1` Cattleya-shaped fushsia flowers with white lips fringed with fushia appear on 15` spikes that carry up to 12 blooms each. Multi growth plants
2Growing throughout Asia in evergreen broad leaved forests, coniferous forests, and grassy places. Grow cool to cold in a terrestrial mix. They can be planted out in the garden in many locations as well. Winter rests are required.
2also known as the `Chinese Spring Orchid,` this seasonally deciduous orchid can be treated and grown like bulb plants such as tulips or narcissus; light green leaves are thin, crinkly, 4` long, and emerge in pairs above the bulbs in early Spring; bulbs grow extremely fast and are easily divided; 1` Cattleya-shaped bluish lavender flowers with fringed lips appear on 15` spikes that carry up to 12 blooms each
2also known as the `Chinese Spring Orchid,` this seasonally deciduous orchid can be treated and grown like bulb plants such as tulips or narcissus; light green leaves are thin, crinkly, 4` long, and emerge in pairs above the bulbs in early Spring; bulbs grow extremely fast and are easily divided; 1` Cattleya-shaped magenta flowers with white lips fringed with pink appear on 15` spikes that carry up to 12 blooms each. Multi growth plants
2a typical Brassavola which can grow upright, pendulous or both, 10` bulbs topped with terete deeply grooved 12` leaves, short spikes with clusters of up to 10 very showy 3` blooms, linear sepals and petals are yellowish with an elyptic pure white lip, center is apple green, very fragrant easy growing spring bloomer
2a miniature which is either a sub-species of B. nodosa or a new one altogether, dense clumping terete channeled 4` leaves atop 1` stems, short 2` spikes produce 1 to 4 wide open starry blooms, the 2-1/2` flowers have lime green sepals and petals with a perfect heart-shaped pure white lip, multiple new growths flower simultaneously producing a beautiful display several times per year, easy grower
2a very elegant epiphyte, stubby pencil-like bulbs produce single curved 10` to 15` terete leaves, plant produces multiple new growths which flower simultaneously, 6 to 20 flowers are densely arranged on 5` spikes, lime green 2` blooms have large flared heart-shaped pure white lips, very fragrant in the evening, flowers at least twice a year
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
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
2Known as the lizard`s Head Bulbophyllum for the shape of the individual flower on their pendulous flower spikes. Plants should be grown in baskets or on mounts to accomidate for their pendulous flowering habit.
