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Paph
superbiens - this species is worth growing for the beautiful
foliage alone. Nice big chunky flowers. |
In Bud |
$ 30 |
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Paph fairrieanum forma albescens - most look alba at a
distance, close inspections shows faint, dilute color. A unique color
form of Paph fairrieanum. |
2.5 inch pot |
$ 30 |
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Paph appletonianum - in bud, 2 or more growths
per plant |
In Bud |
$ 25 |
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Paph
(Henrietta
Fujiwara x Mount Toro) made with the albino form of Henrietta
Fujiwara. There will be some nice blush colors from the Mount Toro
especially in the petals, Expect nice presentation and shape
from the stonei parent of Mount Toro, will resemble in many ways an
improved version of Honey, with longer petals, and better presentation.
A nice shift in colors for multiflorals. |
Blooming size, but not in bud |
$ 25 |
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Aerangis luteoalba var. rhodostichta - a delightful
compact Aerangis, starts blooming rather small. These are in pots, IN
BUD |
In Bud |
$ 25 |
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Cymbidium
ensifolium
frma album 'Iron
Bone Maiden' - a choice albino flowering selection of the autumn
blooming species, this is a modest size plant, (for a Cymbidium) will
bloom in a 4 inch pot. Does like a deep pot relative to the diameter.
for sale is a 4 x 4 x 5 inch pot. |
4 x 4 x 5 deep pot |
$ 25 |
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Calanthe sylvatica
- evergreen Calanthe, this species grows
year round with no sharp dry rest. Lovely soft blue-lavender flowers. As
the flowers age, the lip turns yellow, a very pleasant effect. Many
flowers on the stem, opening sequentially over 2 to 3 months in early
summer. Nice pleated leaves to 18 inches long, flower stem is always
held nice, above the foliage. A mature plant will reminds one of a small
Phaius. This offering is for a division of the plant shown. The "Blue
Calanthes" are not offered often in the USA, here is your chance to pick up one
of the "blue" species. Used as a garden plant in Japan called
"Netsuebine". While it enjoys a cool winter rest, with
moisture, it is not frost tolerant. This is probably from Japanese
garden stock, possibly with a hybrid somewhere in its background. Probably with
C. furcata two or more generations back. It looks more like sylvatica than not, so
other than for breeding purposes, consider this a C. sylvatica. Image end of June
#1,
#2, image end
of July same stem
#3,
actual plant
for sale |
4 inch pot |
$ 35 |
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Phaius humboltii - this is good. This is a back division of the
plant who's flower is displayed. For me blooms in July. Tall with a
dozen or more
flowers per stem. |
4 inch pot |
$ 25 |
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