Only orchids that show "In-Spike" next to the pot size are currently in-spike or in-bloom. If you want to narrow your search to orchids that are currently in-spike, see our list of in-spike/in-bloom orchids. You can also browse our text-only orchid catalog.
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Laelia lobata alba 'Estretta'
Very rare form of Laelia lobata with pure white Cattleya like flowers that are 5-6 inhes in size. Very fragrant. These are divisions from our original parent plant.
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Laelia lobata concolor 'Jenny' AM/AOS
A very famous clone with the beautiful concolor purple flowers. Beautiful Cattleya-like leaves.
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Paph. acmodontom
(Mt. Toro' x 'Fremont Peak')
A great sib cross with roots in terry root of the Orchid Zone.
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Paph. acmodontum
Paphiopedilum acmodontum is a species native to the Philippines. This plant has unique yellow-green foliage with deep blue-green tesselations connected together by blue-green veins that run the length and width of the leaves. This is an easy to grow ...
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Paph. amabile 'Silver Leaf' x self
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Paph. amabile x self
True Type (not silver leaf form)
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Paph. appletonianum album
Paph. appletonianum album is the green and white form of the species that is normally colored green, bronze, and pink. The variety we offer is a third generation sib cross from selfings of the 'Tip Top' clone of appletonianum aureum. This sib cross w...
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Paph. argus
('Volcano' x '#1')
Paphiopedilum argus is native to Luzon in the Philippines and was introduced by Wallis in 1872. Its habitat is about a mile high at the base of trees on east-facing slopes. This plant is an easy one to grow but requires copious amounts of water to do...
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Paph. armeniacum
Paphiopedilum armeniacum is one of the parvisepalum group species from China. This plant was discovered in the early 1980's, and caused an immediate sensation when first seen in flower. The resulting hybrids from the large yellow flowers have been ex...
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Paph. barbatum
('Red Pouch' x 'Barbara')
Paph. barbatum is native to peninsular Malaysia and can be found growing in low elevation areas. It sometimes can be found growing in pure silica sand. The true Paph. barbatum has been quite rare and difficult to obtain until recent seed propagation ...
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Paph. barbatum var nigritum 'Dayak Warrior' x self
Selfing of this sometimes contested form of barbatum. Curiously half of the selfings will come out albo verde (green and white).
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Paph. barbigerum x self
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Paph. bellatulum
('Dark Spell' x 'Orbicular')
Another great bellatullum sib. The picture above shows one of the first seedlings of this cross that bloomed.
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Paph. bellatulum album
('Green Tea' x 'Snow Shoe')
Paph. bellatulum is native to Thailand and Burma and grows in areas that are
somewhat higher in elevation and cooler than where other Paphiopedilum species are found. It is reported that some have even encountered a slight frost at certain times dur...
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Paph. bougainvilleanum
Paph. bougainvilleanum is a rare species from the Solomon Islands. It was discovered in 1967. This species is one of the collectable types for Paph. collections and is quite rare. The flowers are 2-3 inches in size and last for about two to three mon...
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Paph. bullenianum
('Fernbrook' x self)
These are the true bullenianum with the red underside leaves. Beautiful plants!
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Paph. callosum
('Green Valley' x 'Vini-A-Mei')
Sib of some of the best callosums. The picture above shows some of the first seedlings that bloomed. As seen from the picture, some have very nice shaped flowers with flat dorsals. The Vini parent will produce some very dark flowers in some of the cr...
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Paph. callosum
('Rainbow' x 'HOF')
sib cross with superior forms.
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Paph. callosum (vinicolor)
('Fernbrook' x Red Flame')
We made this using the viniferum type callosum and so far these have been all deep burgundy colored but with good size and shape due to the callosum 'Fernbrook' clone.
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Paph. callosum (viniferum 'Jac' AM/AOS x self
These plants are selfings of the original 'Jac' clone and are the true viniferum type. Lovely strong seedlings.
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