2Darwin made this genus famous with his study of moth adaptation, this particular plant can become a large and very attractive pendant epiphyte with 2` stems which root along their lengths, widely spaced bilobed 4` leaves, short spikes emerge opposite from the leaves carrying a single large lime green 3` flower with a large round pure white lip, fragrant summer/fall bloomer.
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.
2Angraecum germinyanum #3 is very compact and an import with Fred Hillerman back in the nineties. Growth habit is more like Bonniera (Angraecum) corrugatm, small and branching with similar flowers but has the germinyanum bonnet like lip.
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.
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 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
2another very attractive compact `Spider Orchid` with grooved tapered 4` bulbs and short green 5` foliage, spikes up to 1 ft. with numerous spidery cream-colored 4` flowers with red/brown barring, crystalline white oval lip, fragrant, beautiful floral display, awesome plant
2a pair of dark-green 15` leaves emerge from large squatty bulbs, 20` spikes produce spectacular spidery 5` to 8` blooms, sepals and petals are lime green mottled with purple at the base, pure white lip has dark green warts, fragrant, multiple growth plants are in spike to bloom in June/July, easy and very rewarding grower.
2easy growing plant from `down under` with 6` paddle-like leaves borne along a wandering rhizome, charming single 1-1/2` blooms appear at any time of year ; the pale yellow sepals and petals are covered in showy red spots; column and anther cap are bright yellow; small mobile lip is spotted on the edges curling back behind the edges of the lateral sepals, pleasant fragrance is both sweet and musky
2an insanely gorgeous Bulbo, 1` bulbs widely spaced along a meandering rhizome, each topped with a single leathery 6` matte green leaf, 7` spikes carry an umbel of up to 6 stunning 2` slightly cupped creamy yellow blooms; bow-legged lateral sepals are boldly striped red, the dorsal sepal and petals have radiating lines of red polka dots and a pronounced peachy tongue-like rocking lip