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CODE |
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NAME |
DESCRIPTION |
PRICE |
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S245 |
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Cirrhopetalum eberhardtii ‘Tzarina’ |
Divisions of the Species of the Year 2004,
Cirrhopetalum eberhardtii
'Tzarina',
an exceptional clone. |
R275.00 |
|
S211 |
 |
Paphiopedilum delenatii |
This species, restricted to
Vietnam, grows in acidic soils in crevices on cliff
faces and ledges in mountain habitats at 800 -
1500m.very attractive light and dark green mottled
leaves and purple-spotted below.
Near flowering size seedlings from SAOC Species of the year 2002 Paph
delenatii ‘Angela’ |
R 150.00 |
|
S1828 |
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Sarcochilus hartmanii |
Long lasting flowers, mostly white with red centers. Compact
growers.
Australia
- restricted to a small area near the Queensland-New
South Wales border. It grows in the humus of rock
crevices and cliffs, both in exposed situations and
sheltered places.
|
R 125.00 |
|
S1609
|
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Calanthe triplicata
 |
Pure white flowers with a bright red crest at the base of the
lip; broad plicate evergreen leaves. SPECIES OF THE
YEAR SAOC 2002
Extremely widespread from Southeast Asia,
Australia, Madagascar
and Pacific islands |
R 195.00 |
|
AH 01 |
|
Polystachya Rodney Ellis |
Some new hybridising done with this popular African genus.
Charming bright orange-yellow flowers.
Polystachya - By far the largest genus of epiphytic
orchids (about 120 species) found in Africa. Many species of Polystachya are well
worth growing, especially the smaller ones. Most are
compact plants that take up little space, with
long-lasting scented flowers. Plants can be mounted on
bark, but need high humidity as the fine roots dry out
quickly |
R 120.00 |
|
VH09 |
|
Darwinara Charm 'Blue Pacific' |
Charming, producing many delicate purple-blue flowers.
Vandaceous Hybrids - Hybrids of the Vanda alliance
need abundant fertiliser, water and light in the
growing season. They grow well in baskets in no
growing medium or large chunks of growing medium like
bark, charcoal, bobbejaanstert or tree fern. They are
vigorous growers and prefer warmer growing conditions
. |
R 145.00 |
|
S241 |
 |
Trichoglottis brachiata |
The 'Black Orchid'
Synonyms:Trichoglottis atropurpurea
Produces extremely attractive, faintly fragrant, very
waxy, long-lived, almost black,star-shaped flowers
with fantastic substance.
Grows in the Philippines
at elevations of sealevel to 300 meters.
A hot to warm growing,
Best grown mounted an a slab or hanging in a wooden
basket. |
R 140.00 |
|
H18 |
 |
Doritaenopsis Purple Gem 'Blue Bird' |
Beautiful soft blue flowers on a tall, erect
inflorescence
A smaller version of the ever popular Phalaenopsis pot
plant |
R 100.00 |
|
S67 |
 |
Eria densa (syn. Eria elensa) |
Java.
Provide humid, shady conditions with ample watering
during the growing season and less when the
pseudobulbs are fully matured. Very fragrant. |
R85.00 |
|
S200 |
 |
Epidendrum equitantifolia (syn. Jacquiniella
equitanitfolia) |
From the
low, very humid dense forests. Graceful Lockhartia-type
flat bright green leaves, small white flowers. Rare.
Easy to grow in Intermediate to warm conditions. |
R55.00 |
|
S160 |
|
Eria biflora (syn. Eria
choneana) |
Common
name: The two-flowered Eria
This species occurs at moderate altitudes between
India and Borneo, including Indochina, Java and
Sumatra. The cane-like pseudobulbs are swollen at the
apex. The inflorescences are extremely short with two
or three small cream flowers born above two yellow
flower bracts. |
R50.00 |
|
S170 |
 |
Liparis condylobulbon |
Attractive club-shaped
pseudobulbs with shiny green leaves. Produces many
yellow-green flowers on an upright inflorescence.
Litophytic and epiphytic.
South east Asia, New Guinea, Polynesia |
R65.00 |
|
S201 |
 |
Stelis fuerochimes
 |
A very attractive little
Stelis - pale green heart-shaped flowers with a little
ruby spot in the centre.
Stelis - Over 500 species widespread in Central and
South America.
These plants do well in small pots, shady conditions
in a cool to intermediate environment. |
R55.00 |
|
S126 |
|
Stelis vulcanica
 |
Many sprays of heart-
shaped dark pink velvety flowers.
Stelis - This large pleurothallid genus has several
hundred species to date. They range from Brazil and
Peru to Mexico and Cuba. They are mostly epiphytes but
occasionally occur as litophytes. High humidity, good
air movement and small pots with well-drained medium
is recommended. American tropics |
R50.00 |
|
S S173 |
 |
Mormolyca ringens |
A small epiphytic plant,
growing in dense clumps. One flowered erect
inflorescences with yellow to lavender flowers, sepals
lined with purple, lip lavender to maroon |
R50.00 |
|
S171 |
 |
Epidendrum viviparum |
syn. Coilostylis
vivipara
Name refers to keiki growth habit - produces kiekies
on old flower stalks
Found in Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Bolivia, Brazil and
the Guianas at elevations of 190 to 450 meters.
A medium sized, hot to warm growing epiphyte that has
the strange habit of putting out keikis on top of
keikis. Blooms in the spring with a few flowers
opening sequentially. Soft, sweet fragrance. |
R85.00 |
|
S S175 |
 |
Coelogyne fimbriata |
The fringed Coelogyne. Long lasting yellow flowers
with white or pale yellow lip, marked brown - soft,
musclike scent. Plants have a creeping habit and make
wondeful specimen plants. Prefers a semi-shaded
position with good air movement. Vietnam,
Malaysia, India. |
R50.00 |
|
S104 |
 |
Ornithophora radicans
 |
A cloud of tiny white
and green birdlike flowers on a compact plant. Very
attractive as a specimen.A small plant with narrow,
grassy leaves.
Brazil |
R45.00
|
|
S103 |
 |
Oerstedella centradenia |
Attractive, flat,
lilac-pink flowers. Grows well mounted.Oerstedella -
Some 25 species related to Epidendrum from Tropical
America. Epiphytic or terrestrial plants with
cane-like stems and purple warts on the stem.
Mexico |
R45.00 |
|
S57 |
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Dendrochilum
formosanum
|
Dendrochilum -
New-Guinea and Taiwan - These desirable orchids are
called the ' Golden chain' or 'Necklace' orchid
because of their arching, pendant racemes of
fragrant cream to yellow flowers. |
R75.00 |
|
S S172 |
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Pholidota imbricata
 |
"Rattlesnake orchid".
Intriguing epiphytes for the intermediate house. The
wand-like, spiralling racemes are clothed in slightly
inflated bracts, resembling a rattlesnake's tail. |
R65.00 |
|
S S247 |
 |
Lockhartia
lunifera |
Brazil - epiphyte
Small plants bearing long lasting yellow flowers. No
pseudobulbs, but overlapping, distichous, imbricating,
triangular leaves. |
R120.00 |
|
S01 |
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Aerangis citrata
 |
Beautiful species from
eastern Madagascar.
Cream to white, long lasting flowers with a soft
lemon scent.. May flower more than once a year. This
excellent 'mini' species can carry many inflorescences
at a time.- low light. |
R150.00 |
|
S212 |
 |
Oeceoclades maculata
 |
Very rewarding - it
grows well, flowers easily and can be grown just for
their beautiful mottled foliage. Bear 6 - 10 dainty
flowers on an erect inflorescence; flowers cream or
brownish pink with some pink markings on the lip. This
species is widely spread through Africa, South and
Central America and even Florida. The plants grow in
shady conditions . |
R110.00 |
SOME
DAZZLING DENDROBIUMS :
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D07 |
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Dendrobium Yellow Goddess |
Dendrobium primulinum x loddigesii
Produces long pendant sprays of papery white and
purple flowers. Very similar to Den aphyllum, but the
lip is greatly improved.Grows well mounted or hanging
becauseof the pendant nature.
|
R95.00 |
|
S41 |
 |
Dendrobium aphyllum
 |
Produces a spectacular
waterfall of dainty, fragrant lilac flowers with a
papery-white lip |
R85.00 |
|
S205 |
 |
Dendrobium jenkinsii |
A showy and rewarding
Dendrobium to have in your collection. Produces 1 -3
large golden yellow flowers on a pendant raceme.
Assam. |
R95.00 |
|
S47 |
 |
Dendrobium lindleyi var.
aggregatum |
Free flowering;
attractive yellow flowers; make good specimen plants. |
R85.00 |
|
S46 |
 |
Dendrobium loddigesii |
Dwarf growth habit;
pretty pink flowers with a frilly yellow lip.
Inflorescences arise from the leave node when the
leaves have dropped. They produce many inflorescences
with a single flower,large for the plant size,per
inflorescence.
The flowers are delicately frarant and long lasting if
kept cool. Make wonderful specimen plants. |
R85.00 |
|
S246 |
 |
Dendrobium paxtonii
(synonym: Den fimbriatum var occulatum) |
Widespread in Southeast
Asia.
Deep yellow flowers with a sparkling crystalline
texture and dark markings on the lip. Very floriferous
but not very long lasting flowers. |
R100.00 |
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