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.
2dwarf epiphyte with 6` branches of unique flattened dark green braided 1/2` leaves, many single 1/2` tri-lobed pure white flowers appear at the leaf nodes, it blooms all year long, a very decorative miniature and delicately scented.
2another Barbosella species with a rambling growth habit and smaller 1- 1/2` paddle like leaves, periodic flushes of 2` spikes carrying singular narrow greenish yellow 3/4` blooms
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
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.
2a lovely compact evergreen or deciduous in cold climates Calanthe, lustrous green 8` leaves form a rosette, 20` spikes emerge from the center bearing upwards of a dozen beautiful pure white blooms, the 1 3/4` flowers have widely spreading pointed sepals and petals, large tri-lobed undulated lip with faint yellow basal markings, easy growing spring bloomer. Will take hard frost when planted in the ground and well mulched.
2awesome miniature orchid with clumping semi-pendant branching stems with 1 1/2` semi-terete dark green leaves, the lovely 3/8` flowers appear in periodic flushes along the stem, the widely open blooms are a pure crystalline snow white, very attractive
2have flowered them but can`t key it out, growth habit like C. pandurata though smaller in size with bulbs closer together, flattened 4` pseudobulbs topped with a pair of plicate 12` leaves, arching 18` inflorescence emerge with new growth bearing over a dozen 3-1/2` to 4` blooms, the flowers are greenish white with a fantastically intricate undulated lip which is light green with pronounced thin black veins, unforgetable and unidentified. Additional cost for shipping due to size.
2Similar to the Indian form, this gorgeous species differs by producing inflorescences with up to 8 flowers per spike, the widely spreading blooms have more pointed petals and sepals.
2compact plant, strongly ribbed 3` pseudobulbs topped with a single 3` leaf, pendant 1` spikes carry up to 30 flat rounded golden-yellow 2` flowers, very fragrant with the scent of honey, blooms best with slightly drier winter rest
2a gorgeous easy-growing miniature antelope-type Dendrobium, this drought-resistant plant has the appearance of a succulent and is mounted on its native paperbark Melaleuca tree, round 1` bulbs are topped with 3 or 4 narrow semi-cylindrical 5` leaves, several 18` spikes appear in late winter bearing 2 or 3 dozen flowers each, twisted sepals and upright petals (hence `antelope`) are light green with yellow tips, lip is white with rich mauve markings, very fragrant
2a terrific compact plant with short fat 4` spindle shaped bulbs that carry several thin 2` leaves, numerous semi-pendant spikes carrying 4 - 8 blooms are produced from the seasonally deciduous canes, the rounded 1-1/2` flowers are a rich golden yellow and long lasting
2a delightful miniature version of Den. aggregatum with creeping 1-1/2` bulbs with a 1` shiny green oval leaf, short drooping spikes each producing 1-3 brilliant golden orange flattened 1 1/4` flowers, quickly forms a compact specimen
2another superior clone, this orchid has more pastel blooms than the regular species; 1` blooms are reliably larger and have a slightly mottled appearance; very fragrant and especially easy to grow and bloom!