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Outeniqua Orchids
“The Nursery for Collectors”
2014 catalogue
November 1st 2014
Sole ‘all of Africa’ Agent for Carter and Holmes Orchids in U.S.A.
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INDEX
CATEGORY
PAGE NUMBER
CATTLEYAS AND OTHER SPECIES 2 – 6
CATTLEYA
MERICLONES
ALLIANCE 7 – 10
CATTLEYA ALLIANCE HYBRIDS
11 – 14
OTHER GENERAL MOSTLY FROM 14 -15
CARTER AND HOLMES
CATTLEYAS FROM ORCHIDS BY 16
HAUSERMANN
PAPHIOPEDILUM SPECIES
17 – 21
PAPHIOPEDILUM HYBRIDS
22 -23
PHRAGMIPEDIUMS – SPECIES AND 24 – 27
HYBRIDS
CYMBIDIUMS
27 – 31
ACCESSORIES
32
CONDITIONS AND BANK DETAILS
33
ORDER FORM
34
DENDROBIUM SPECIOSUM PHOTO 35
1
CATTLEYA AND OTHER SPECIES – CARTER AND HOLMES ORCHIDS
Code
7594
O/o
O/o
O/o
Description
Angraecum eburneum subsp.
eburneum
This winter blooming Angraecum
makes a large plant with sprays of
10-30, 4” green/white blooms with a
spur. Plants need medium–high
light
and
intermediate-warm
conditions. It is the largest growing
Angraecum. Large blooming size
plants. 15cm Pots.
Angraecum eburneum subsp.
eburneum
Young plants in 10 cm pots, near
blooming size.
Price
350.00
Angraecum sesquipedale
Blooming size plants in 12.5cm
pots of ‘Darwin’s Orchid’. Blooms
spring, flowers are quite long
lasting and very spectacular. Grow
in a well-drained bark mix.
Blooming size. 17.5cm pots.
Angraecum sesquipedale var.
Bosseri
Slightly larger flowers on this
subspecies. Near blooming size
plants in 10cm pots.
250.00
125.00
R145.00
O/o
Ansellia africana
Known as the ‘leopard orchid’ this
epiphyte is found in the summer
rainfall areas of southern africa.
Selected for very good quality.
Blooming size plants in 12.5cm
pots.
175.00
M7130
Brassavola nodosa ‘Mendenhall’
AM/AOS
Known as the Lady of the Night
orchid, it is a vigorous grower with
compact foliage.
Very fragrant.
F/size. 8cm pots.
155.00
2
Cattleya amethystoglossa ‘El
Camino’ AM/AOS x self
This tall growing species from
Brazil appreciates bright light with
a distinct winter rest to flower
properly. Clusters of waxy pink
blooms with purple spotting appear
on elegant upright stems.
Winter/spring. 9cm pots. Limited.
C. bowringiana var. superba
‘Augusta’ AM/AOS
Tall bifoliate growths hold clusters
of dark lavender blooms. Recent
award to a favourite species. 9cm
pots
195.00
7984
C. dowiana ‘Makuu’ x self
Very important species in Cattleya
breeding. Antique yellow blooms
with deep gold veining over an
otherwise blood red lip.
Recommended for collectors and
advanced growers. 8cm pots.
195.00
8886
C. gaskelliana ‘Color Spot’ x
‘Charm’
One of the easiest and most
fragrant cattleya species on offer.
Large showy displays of light
lavender blooms with ruffled white
and yellow lips. Fast growing, will
make beautiful specimen as mature
plants. Spring/summer blooming.
9cm pots.
C. intermedia coerulea sp.
Blue lipped form of this easy to
grow spring/summer blooming
species. 9cm pots
195.00
C. leopoldii ‘Mendenhall’ AM
Large inflorescence of flowers in a
dark brown/maroon with heavy
spotting are held on tall stems.
Lips have uniform magenta colour.
9cm pots.
195.00
8393
M7431
8167
M7144
3
195.00
195.00
C. mendelii semi-alba ‘Carlos
Arango’ x self
Selfings from a very rare parent.
This form of the species has a
lovely wash of lavender across the
lip and white petals with just the
faintest blush near the center.
Fragrant. Spring blooming. 9cm
pots.
C. percivaliana ‘Summit’
FCC/AOS
Smooth lavender blooms with silky
plum coloured throats. Easy to
grow and flower. Winter
blooming. 9cm pots. Limited.
R195.00
C. schroderae ‘Newberry’ x no. 2
Beautiful and rare, this Colombian
species is great for the collector.
The blooms from this grex are
flowering in shades of baby pink
with a solid yellow disk in the
throat. Very fragrant for spring.
8cm pots.
C. skinneri ‘Casa Luna’
AM/CCM/AOS
Large clusters of pink/lavender
blooms for winter. Mature plants
make excellent specimens for show
season. 9cm pots
195.00
O/o
Cymbidium insigne
Flowering size plants of this
delightful cymbidium species. Tall
stems with white blooms for winter,
very long lasting. 15cm pots.
250.00
O/o
Cyrtorchis chailluana sp.
It is found in Central to West Africa
as a medium to large sized, warm
to cool growing epiphyte in tropical
forests. Flowers are waxy,
fragrant, white turning apricot
during the winter months. 10cm
pots.
155.00
8350
M3492
8612
M3486
4
195.00
195.00
RK/
Dendrobium speciosum
Widespread Australian orchid
found as an epiphyte or a
lithophyte mostly along the east
coast of Australia. It forms
gigantic clumps often in full sun
from sea-level to mountain tops.
Colour varies from cream to bright
yellow. 10cm pots, vigorous.
Encyclia cordigera
Always popular, this pecies is
native to Central and South
America. Blooms have magentapurple petals and an elongated
rosy-lavender lip. Sweetly fragrant
for Nov/Dec. 8cm pots.
125.00
8832
Laelia crispa carnea x self
Summer blooming large white with
fairly narrow petals and sepals and
maroon on lip. Spectacular as
specimen plant. 9cm pots.
195.00
8469
Laelia grandis var leucoglossa
‘no. 2’ x self
Unusual new offering from C &
Holmes. A Rarely seen species
from Brazil allied with tenebrosa.
Tawny yellow segments ae curled
and twisted and the lip is white –
striking.
Spring/summer. 9cm
pots.
Laelia perrinii x self
Large lavender blooms with a very
dark lavender colouring on the lip
frontlobe. The lip throat is always
a very light creamy white. 9cm
pots.
195.00
7781
Laelia purpurata var.
atropurpurrea x self
This colour form has snowy white
petals and a purple trumpet with
white markings. 9cm pots.
195.00
8814
Laelia purpurata v. carnea
‘Adventure-1’ x ‘Newberry
Perfection’
Another lovely white purpurata
with a pink lip. 9cm pots.
195.00
9832
8744
5
125.00
195.00
Laelia purpurata flammea ‘Jean
Webster’ AM/AOS x self
Showy displays of white blooms
overlaid with vibrant fuchsia
striations. A must have! Large
growing plants will require bright
light at maturity. Spring/summer.
9cm pots.
Laelia purpurata semi-alba
‘Lenette no.20’ x ‘Newberry Red
Lip’
White petals with vibrant fuchia
purple trumpet. The best of this
form C & H has seen. Blooming
size. 9cm pots.
195.00
9425
Laelia purpurata schusteriana
‘Mendenhall’ x ‘Lenette’s Lucky 13’
AM/AOS
This form has smooth white petals
and contrasting deep indigo
trumpets. Late spring blooming.
230.00
8609
Laelia tenebrosa ‘Taylor Bronze’
AM/AOS x (aurea x ‘Rainforest’
FCC/AOS)
Trumpet shaped blooms in shades
of bronze and copper. Beautiful
foliage with faint maroon freckling.
10cm pots.
Oncidium
ornithorynchum
‘Sellon’ x ‘Newberry’
Native to areas across Mexico and
into Central America.
Fat
pseudobulbs grow in tight clusters
that multiply quickly. Long sprays
on tiny bird-like blooms in shades of
pink, rose and lavender will cover
the plant in late fall and early winter.
265.00
8800
8730
10024
195.00
175.00
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CATTLEYA ALLIANCE MERICLONES – CARTER AND HOLMES ORCHIDS
Code
Description
M8553
Blc. Aloha Spirit ‘Lenette’
Classic Cattleya from the cross
Mildred Rives x Donna Kimura.
Large ruffled blooms with crisp
white petals that have the barest
hint of pink in the centre. The full
lip has yellow eyes and purple
markings.
Fragrant for winter.
9cm pots.
Blc. Campobello ‘Mendenhall’
HCC/AOS
Green-yellow blooms with a pale
wash of lemon yellow in the throat.
Easily grown to specimen size but
blooms consistently in smaller
pots.
Fragrant for autumn
blooms.
Blc Chia Lin Shinsu ‘New City’
AM/AOS
Everything you could want in a
showy dark lavender cattleya –
vigor , size, substance and
fragrance
Blooms fall/winter.
Blooming size plants in 12.5cm
pots.
Blc. Fort Watson ‘Mendenhall’
The flowers are red with ruffled
lips that are almost blood red.
Expect up to 4 large blooms per
stem on tall upright growths.
Summer. Fragrant. 10cm pots.
Near blooming size.
195.00
Blc. Lake Murray ‘Mendenhall’
AM/AOS
A classis with up to 6 dark purple
blooms per stem on this
dependable bloomer. Beautiful
grower too! Summer and very
fragrant. 9cm pots.
155.00
M8061
M8055
M6930
M6484
Price
7
205.00
225.00
265.00
M7189
Blc. Memoria Grant Eichler
‘Lenette’ HCC/AOS
Very large lavender for late winter,
perfect for the early shows.
Vigorous and blooms every year
without fail. 9cm pots. Limited.
225.00
M7942
Blc. Mem Helen Brown ‘Sweet
Afton’
Hard to find Stewart’s Orchids
classic. The clone produces
clusters of large chartreuse green
blooms with smooth texture and
vibrant fuschia lips. Fragrant –
summer.
Blc. Newberry Flame ‘Embers’
Very fragrant clusters of
smouldering reddish-orange
blooms atop sturdy plants.
Flowers are non-fading.
Summer-autumn.
Blc. Owen Holmes
‘Mendenhall’ AM/AOS
(Blc. Harlequin x Blc. Oconee)
Carter & Holmes largest and best
formed red cattleya. The 6”
flowers are truly spectacular.
Fragrant.
205.00
M9369
M3764
Photo on C & H website.
240.00
265.00
M7918
Blc. Rugeley’s Mill ‘Mendenhall’
HCC/AOS
Up to 5” blood red blooms with
glistening texture on mature
plants.
Thick, sturdy foliage.
Very fragrant.
Summer/fall
blooming. 8cm pots.
155.00
M9379
Blc. Waikiki Gold ‘Lea’
Clusters of 4 inch blooms open
chartreuse green with a pink blush
and turn deeper yellow over time
keeping the candy pink accents.
Blooms are long lasting and
fragrant.
Blc. Walhalla ‘Frog Level’
Unique mericlone from C. Fort
Motte X Blc. Golden Galleon.
Clusters of waxy golden booms
with deep orange freckles and
cherry red lips. Very fragrant and
easy to grow. 9cm pots.
240.00
M8063
8
155.00
M6489
C. Hawaiian Wedding Song
‘Virgin’
A classic for clusters of almost
pure white cut-flower type blooms.
Exquisite showy stems in midsummer. 9cm pots.
175.00
M3772
Lc. Ahmat Sheiki ‘Mendenhall’
AM/AOS
Superior semi-alba blooms in late
winter. Flowers well held and
have good substance. Vigorous
growing plants. Very popular
plants! 9cm pots.
175.00
M9840
Lc. Amphion ‘Cherry Pie’
Remake of original cross of Lc. S
J Bracey x L tenebrosa. Tall
growing plants with bold bronzedorange blooms with vivid purple
lips. Late summer.
155.00
M7937
Lc. Eximia coerulea ‘Sea God’
Strong gardenia-like fragrance on
this lovely blue orchid with a slate
grey/blue lip.
Summer/fall
blooming time. 9cm pots.
155.00
M8045
Lc. Marcia Foster ‘Bob Sanker’
AM/AOS
Recently awarded with 89 pt. AM.
Large growing plant that will make
specimens easily.
Cream
coloured blooms are overlaid with
a light lavender-pink blush on the
petals. Stunning dark lips. Spring
blooming for shows.
Fragrant. 9cm pots.
Lc. Newberry Pixie ‘Cherokee’
A nice cross of Lc. Mini Song x
(Lc. Drumbeat x Love Knot)
giving clusters of soft pink
medium sized flowers with a
deep purple lip. Spring. 12.5
and 15cm pots. Large blooming
size.
155.00
M5270
9
195.00
Lc. Purple Cascade ‘Beauty of
Perfume’ HCC/AOS
A compact growing novelty clone
with upright stems of purple
splashed blooms. There are
several flowers per stem. As the
plants mature, expect multiple
bloom stems per season. Faintly
fragrant.
Potinara (Blc. Toshie Aoki x
Slc. FinalTouch) ‘Mendenhall’
Very round, full blooms on strong
stems.
Blooms are reddishsalmon colour in winter and more
orange in warmer weather. 8cm
pots.
155.00
M8066
Pot. Susan Fender ‘Newberry’
Showy stems of bright yellow
blooms edged in burnt orange
and paired with cherry red lip
colouring. Fantastic! The
slender, upright growth habit
makes this a winner. Fragrant.
9cm pots.
250.00
205.00M
7850
Sc. June Bug ‘Venice Sunshine’
AM/AOS
Compact growing plants with
bright yellow and red blooms.
Perfect for basket or mount
culture.
Autumn and various
blooming times.
155.00
M6500
Slc. Final Touch ‘Lemon
Chiffon’
Sunny yellow blooms with
overlapping form.
Compact
plants that prefer intermediate
temperatures. Always perfect for
spring shows. 9cm pots.
205.00
M8564
M8566
10
155.00
CATTLEYA ALLIANCE HYBRIDS – CARTER AND HOLMES ORCHIDS
Code
Description
8322
Blc Newberry Else Hall
(Lc. Lou Gilmore ‘Mendenhall’ x Blc.
Lake
Murray
‘Mendenhall’
AM/AOS)
First seedling photographed in the
summer 2010 catalogue. Expect
late summer blooming shades of
red and possibly purple. Blooming
size. Fragrant. 15cm pots.
Blc. Waianae King
‘Orchidheights’ HCC/AOS x Blc
Waianae King ‘Kosaki’
This new sib cross should yield
very round peaches and oranges
on strong stems. A vigorous
grower. Fragrant for summer.
9cm pots.
165.00
8733
Blc. Walden’s Glen
(C. bicolor ‘G.O.S.’ x Blc Oconee
‘Mendenhall’ AM/AOS)
Tall, slender bifoliate plants with
reddish bicolor-esque blooms.
Definitely unique! Blooms late
summer.
205.00
8737
C. Caudebec ‘Breckenridge’ (4N)
x Blc. Chinese Bronze
An interesting combination which
should produce purple spotted
green and cream blooms on upright
clusters.
Summer blooming.
12.5cm pots.
155.00
9154
C. loddigesii ‘Blue Sky’ AM/AOS
x Lc Egerland ‘Blushape’
AM/AOS
Expect seedlings to show a
combination of both parents with
clusters of pale blue blooms with
darker indigo lips,. Very unique!
Photo C loddigesii ‘Blue Sky’
175.00
8898
Price
11
155.00
C Pinata Surprise
(C. Orchidom Brabant
‘Flamingo’s Child x C. Caudebec
‘Breckinridge’)
Breeding for round waxy cream or
rose colored blooms with deep
magenta-purple
freckles
on
tetraploid plants.
Summer
blooming.
C. Shekinah Glory
(C Sans Souci ‘Mendenhall’ x C
Ruth Gee ‘Magi’)
Large stunning whites from this
classic remake. Blooms could be
up to 7” across! 9cm pots.
155.00
Laelia Canariensis
(L. anceps ‘Newberry Ice’ (4n) x L.
harpophylla) Exc. Parents
selected for shape and colour.
Arching stems of cream and pale
yellow for winter blooming. L.
anceps is dominant growth.
C. Swan Lake ‘Cimmaron Valley’
x C. Sierra Blanca (photo)
A combination of classis and
recently awarded parents.
Intensely ruffled clear white blooms
with darker yellow throats. Very
vigorous. Fragrant. 9cm pots.
Lc. Bethune ‘Mendenhall’ x Slc
Mahalo Jack
Semi-compact and warmth tolerant.
Lc Bethune is a dark purple
standard cattleya. Autumn/various
bloom times. 9cm pots.
240.00
9491
Lc. Canhamiana var. coerulea
‘Newberry’ x ‘Azure Star’
Fabulous rich fragrance! Tall
stems of flared blue flowers on
strong growing plants. Summer
blooming.
230.00
8724
Lc. Gaskell Pumila ‘Azure Star’
(photo) x Lc. Mini Purple
‘Heavens to Betsy’
A fairly new blue cross using two
favourites. Large blooms with
lavender-blue petals and a deeper
violet-blue lip. Semi-compact
growing. Summer/various
blooming times. 8cm pots.
175.00
8623
9061
9206
8143
8412
12
175.00
195.00
155.00
8779
8925
8413
8701
8414
8809
Lc. Good Fairy ‘no. 1’ x Lc
Melody Fair ‘Mishima’ (photo)
Lc Good Fairy has unusual
colouring for a semi-alba with no
yellow throat markings. Fall
blooming, fragrant flowers. 9cm
pots.
Lc. Lake Cachuma ‘New Spring’
(photo) x Blc. Arie Hareema
‘Mendenhall’
Expect large pinks for spring shows
on vigorous plants. Blooming size.
15cm pots.
155.00
Lc. Twilight Song 4N
(C. walkeriana alba 4N x L. anceps
alba 4N)
Blooms will be a shade of light pink
to cream on short upright stems.
Fast growing and free flowering
these are perfect for basket or
mount culture. 9cm pots.
Pot. Keep me in Mind
(Pot. Beaufort Gold ‘Susan Fender
AM/AOS x C. Horace ‘Maxima’
AM/AOS).
A
new
compact
cattleya.
Expectations are for a range of
lavenders, yellows and peaches
with
excellent
round
form.
Winter/various blooming times.
8cm pots. (Photo Pot Beaufort
Gold)
Pot. My Precious
(Blc. Oconee ‘Mendenhall’ AM/AOS
x Slc. Precious Katie ‘Red Joy’)
Expect true miniature reds with
good shape. 8cm pots.
155.00
Potinara Oconee Circle
(Slc. Circle of Life x Blc. Oconee)
Expect round, flat blooms in vibrant
oranges, deep reds and sparkling
rose-corals. Recommended as a
cool grower.
Fragrant.
Winter
blooming. 8cm pots. Limited.
155.00
13
195.00
155.00
155.00
8889
8917
Pot. Susan Fender ‘Cinnamon
Stick’ x C. Chocolate Drop
‘Kodama’ AM/AOS
Heads of glossy bronze, red and
orange blooms on standard sized
plants. Should be interesting.
9cm pots.
Slc. (Lc Mini Purple ‘Seattle’ (4N)
x Slc Sierra Doll ‘Perfection’)
New compact miniature which
produces blooms of rich lavenderfuchsia. Recommended for mount
or baskets. Warmth tolerant with
fragrant long lasting blooms.
Winter/various bloom times. 8cm
pots.
155.00
155.00
OTHER GENERA – HYBRIDS AND MERICLONES FROM CARTER AND
HOLMES
Code
Description
Price
9812
Angulocaste Glencoe x Lycaste
deppei
This cross should produce green-yellow
cupped blooms with darker bronze
shading on petals. Long arching stems
will emerge from the base of pleated
foliage. Cool to intermediate.
Spring/summer blooming.
Asco. Doranne Goodwin
(Fuchs Port Royal x Yip Sum Wah
‘Flame’ FCC/AOS)
Displays of round, mid-sized red-orange
blooms on upright stems. Compactstandard grower, will be happiest in
bright, warm conditions.
195.00
Asco. Merrill Sum Wah
(V. merrilii x Ascda. Yip Sum Wah
‘Flame’ FCC/AOS)
These seedlings will have mid-sized
blooms with rich red coloring and a slight
sheen, on arching stems. A standard
sized grower that will need bright, warm
conditions.
255.00
8787
8781
14
255.00
M8044
Den. Fire Coral ‘Super Star’ AM/AOS
Tall growing plants with semi-evergreen
foliage will be covered in bright orange
lipped blooms. Allow temperatures to
drop for best flowering but keep watering
throughout the year. Blooming size.
(A few smaller plants on request).
450.00
O/o
Den. (Ranger x Berry) x Den. Graham
Hewitt.
Delightful Aussie native type blooming in
springtime for the shows. Colours can
vary from light through to pinks. Near
blooming size in 10cm pots.
95.00
9213
Lycaste Erin Crocker
(Lycaste leucantha x Lycaste
schilleriana)
Exclusive to C & H! clear apple green
blooms with contrasting white and pale
pink lip. Compact growing and vigorous.
Intermediate, summer blooming.
Onc. Sharry Baby ‘Sweet Fragrance’
AM/AOS
The famous ‘Chocolate’ orchid. Tall
branched sprays with miniature burgundy
and cream colored blooms. Fragrance is
a very sweet blend of vanilla and milk
chocolate. Heavenly! Adult plants are
free flowering throughout the year.
Blooming size plants. 10cm pots.
225.00
M5753
225.00.
7576
Paph. Pinocchio
Very popular, easy to grow lady slipper
orchid. Sequential stems produce one
flower after the other for months. Green
with pink lips. Near blooming size. 9cm
pot
195.00
TS/
Psycopsis papilio
This species is known as the ‘Butterfly’
orchid. Tall sequentially blooming stems
hold the vivid bronze and saffron blooms.
Foliage is green with dark red
variegation.
Spring through summer
blooming. 10cm pot/blooming size.
Vandirea Newberry Jasmine
(Vanda amesiana x Sedirea japonica)
Delicate white blooms with lavender
striping on the lips can last up to a few
weeks.
275.00
8908
15
185.00
CATTLEYAS FROM ORCHIDS BY HAUSERMANN
C. Bob Betts ‘White Lightening’
HCC/AOS
Famous cross of C. Bow Bells x C.
mossiae.
This spectacular white
Cattleya blooms in Autumn. Very
vigorous plants, blooming size.
15cm pots.
C. Gertrude Hausermann ‘EFG’
Another stunning white for Autumn.
Near blooming size. 9cm pots.
375.00
z15734C
C. Swingtime ‘First Spring’
This show stopping white blooms at
the perfect time for spring shows.
Near blooming size plants, some will
bloom in time for the World Orchid
Show! 12.5cm pots.
375.00
Z17002
Lc. Emma Anne Henderson
‘Barbara’
Interesting Lc in shades of creamy
yellow and cerise pink.
Very
vigorous, blooming size plants.
15cm pots. Limited.
350.00
Z-789C
C. Jose Marti ‘Mothers Favorite’
(C. Bob Betts x C Bow Bells)
Another exceptional white, this one
again for spring blooming.
Near
blooming to blooming size plants.
15cm pots.
C. Portia coerulea ‘Mrs Carl
Holmes’ HCC/AOS
This awarded blue/lavender should
be much better than other Portia
coeruleas available.
This cluster
type bloom flower is approx. 6 – 8cm
across. 9cm pots.
Lc. Trick or Treat
(Laelia Icarus x C. Chit Chat).
I couldn’t resist this winter/spring
bloomer of cheerful clusters of mini
orange blooms.
Flowering size
plants in 15cm pots.
375.00
Z-775C
Z1360C
Z-1696
Z5221C
16
375.00
275.00
375.00
PAPHIOPEDILUM SPECIES – ALL NEAR BLOOMING TO BLOOMING SIZE
MC/
MC/
MC/
MC/
MC/
Paph. armeniacum sib
Introduced to western cultivation
from China in 1979.
The large,
round, clear yellow flowers are
beautiful and unique to the genus.
Leaves are strongly marbled. In
nature it grows on limestone cliffs at
an elevation of 2000m among rocks
in semi-shady mountain forests.
Paph. bellatulum sib
(‘be-10’ x ‘Hung Sheng’ SM/TPS)
Small plants with large blooms.
White with maroon spots. Leaves
are blunt and very strong.
Discovered in upper Burma in the
late 1880’s.
Plants need a high
humidity, good air circulation and an
open medium for the roots. Shade
more in summer.
250.00
Paph. celebensis sib (Paph
bullenium)
Stems of up to 30cm long carry a
single flower blooming in winter or
spring. Found in Borneo, Sumatra
and Malaysia at elevations of sea
level to 1850m.
It is a humus
growing epiphyte.
Paph. concolor
Plants are found in nature growing
near water on limestone rocks in
Thailand, Burma etc.
Grow with
shade to moderate light and
intermediate to warm temperatures.
Pot in a well-drained mix.
Paph. dianthum sib
Known as the ‘Double flowered
paph’ it is found in SW China and
northern Vietnam in wet forests on
limestone cliffs. Up to 5 attractive
flowers with twisted petals open
simultaneously. Colour is green,
mahogany and white.
Grow in
intermediate conditions.
250.00
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250.00
300.00
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Paph. esquirolei sib
Found in N. Thailand, N. Vietnam
and S. China, this herbaceous
humus epiphytic species is found at
800-1800m on steep slopes in semideciduous forests near limestone
caves. It is cool to warm growing
and blooms in spring on a single
flowered, erect infloresence.
Paph. exul
Hot growing terrestrial species with
green, fleshy, glossy leaves found in
Peninsular Thailand in rock crevices
at sea level – 50m. flowers in
autumn through late spring on a
slender, up to 30cm long, single
flowered inflorescence.
250.00
MC/
Paph. fairrieanum sib
Sought after paph species for its
striking flowers and compact growth.
It is endemic to the Himalayas and
is often found growing along
riverbeds. Blooms from late autumn
to early spring. Charming flowers
are produced on compact spikes.
275.00
MC/
Paph. helenae x helenae ‘Bear’ sp.
Plants are from Vietnam growing at
elevations of 600 – 850m on
limestone cliffs.
Pot in bark and
perlite. Plants bloom in autumn with
a single 6cm wide flower. Near
blooming size.
225.00
MC/
Paph. henryanum
This species was only discovered in
1987. It occurs around the China
and northern Vietnamese border at
610 – 1400m.
It is found as a
lithophyte in semi-deciduous forests
on limestone cliffs. Blooms on a
single flowered, erect, long green to
purple brown inflorescence in the
autumn and winter.
Paph. hangianum sib
Discovered in 1999 in a similar area
and conditions to P henryanum. It
likes a cold dry winter and a wet
warm summer.
Slightly sweet
smelling, large flowers occur during
the spring.
250.00
MC/
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Paph. haynaldianum sib
This is a large sized, warm growing
Philippine terrestrial species found
on limestone hills from sea level to
1500m. it is a late winter till spring
multifloral bloomer on an erect 45cm
long, successively opening several
(3 – 6) flowered inflorescence.
Paph. leucochilum sib
Known as the ‘White Lipped
Paphiopedilum’ it is found in the
southern islands off Thailand.
It
blooms in spring on short, single
flowered inflorescences with longlasting flowers.
455.00
Paph. malipoense sib
Fairly recently discovered species
described in 1984. Found in the
southeast provinces of China. The
best clones exhibit strong, uniform,
green color and the petals are
overlaid with clear, crisp maroon
tessellation. For best flowering give
a cool winter rest and allow to dry out
completely between waterings in the
winter months.
Paph. micranthum sib
Found in Vietnam and China at
elevations of 360 – 1600m. The
plant is found on cliffs and in crevices
which contain leaf litter, limestone
and clay. The area has fog in the
winter and heavy rain from late
spring to summer. Grow in a well
drained mix such as gravel, perlite
and bark.
Paph. niveum fma album x self
A small sized, warm growing, dwarf,
terrestrial species that is native to
Thailand, Burma, Malaysia and
Borneo.
It blooms in spring and
summer with an erect, long, single or
occasional 2 flowered inflorescence.
This species requires moderate
shade, high humidity, warm to cool
temperatures and ample water while
growing and a cool dry winter rest.
275.00
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650.00
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MC/
M/C
Paph. philippinense sib
From Philippines and northern
Borneo, this is a large sized hot
growing terrestrial or epiphyte with
clear glossy green leaves close to
sea level.
It is associated with
limestone outcroppings and blooms
in summer through autumn with a
60cm long, 3 - 5 flowered, brown
purple inflorescence.
Paph. rothschildianum sib
A medium to large sized, clear
leafed, multiflowred, hot to warm
growing terrestrial found in northern
Borneo on steep slopes and cliff
faces at altitudes of 500 to 1800
metres. Erect inflorescence is up to
75cm long and carries 2 – 4 large to
very large flowers. Normally found
above funning water and thrive in
high light as well as shady conditions
under low trees or bushes.
Paph. sanderianum sib
A medium sized, hot to warm
growing, lithophytic species found on
SE
facing,
seeping,
vertical
limestone cliffs in Bornea at
elevations of 150 to 900m. it has
shiny
green
leaves
and
multiflowered blooms on a 60cm
long inflorescence carrying 2 to 5
simultaneously opening flowers that
occur in the spring through winter.
Habitat has enormous amount of
annual rainfall evenly spread
throughout the year and a large day
to night temperature change.
Limited.
Paph. spicerianum sib
This small sized terrestrial has dull
green leaves that are speckled
purple on the outer suface towards
the base and is from the Assam
region of India as well as Yunnan
China on steep rocky slopes at
elevations of 300 to 2000m. Single
blooms are held on 20 to 40cm
stems in late winter. Plant needs
shade with no winter rest.
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600.00
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225.00
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Paph. sukakulii sib
This small sized hot to warm growing
paph grows at elevations of 240 to
1000 metres in sandy loam and leaf
mould along streams with moderate
shade.
Blooms in late winter and
spring on erect 25cm long, purple
brown
and
white
haired
inflorescence that has a green ovate
floral bract.
Paph. venustum sib
A medium sized, late winter and
spring bloomer on an erect, 12cm
long, deep purple, mottled green
inflorescence carrying a solitary
flower. Found India, Nepal and
China.
Grows at elevations of
1,000metres at the base of cliffs or
near streams. It needs humid, well
watered conditions year round.
Paph. vietnamense sib
Found only in North Vietnam it is a
lithophyte in wet, evergreen forests
on shady vertical limestone cliffs at
elevations of 450m. this orchid can
survive a 4 to 5 month dry period
during the cooler winter. Stems are
15cm long and it blooms in the late
winter and early spring.
Paph. villosum
This large sized, cool to cold
growing, clump forming humus
epiphytic species has clear yellow
green leaves and is found in Assam
India, Thailand, Laos in evergreen
cloud forests on tree forks at
altitudes of 1100 to 2100metres.
30cm long stems carry a single,
glossy flower in the late winter.
Paph. wenshanense sib
Found in Yunnan, China in densely
shrubby and grassy slopes. It has 4
to 5 dark and pale green, somewhat
mottled leaves and blooms in the
spring on 3.5cm long stems with a 1
– 3 flowered inflorescence. The one
available does not have spots.
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275.00
275.00
250.00
250.00
PAPHIOPEDILUM HYBRIDS – ALL NEAR BLOOMING TO BLOOMING
SIZE
Paph Dellrosi
(Paph
dellanatii
x
Paph
rothschildianum)
Large single fan of leaves of this
spectacular pink hybrid.
Grow in
shaded area for more in depth flower
colour. Limited.
HS5662 Paph. (Elfstone x Via Virgenes) x P.
Olympian Yard
Photo P. (Elfstone x Via Virgenes).
Expect shapely green to yellow
bronze blooms. Blooming size. 9cm
pots.
Oo/
350.00
250.00
Paph. Golddollar x Hamana Curet
Really nice blooming size plants of the
bright yellow Golddollar crossed with
a solid green/yellow Hamana Curet.
Should be easy growing! Photo P.
Golddollar.
275.00
HS4628 Paph. Lady Isabel ‘Bear-4’ x Lady
Isabel ‘Hung Sheng’ SM/TPS
(P stonei x P rothschildianum)
Brown, mahogany blooms on upright
stems for spring and summer.
Intermediate to warm growing in low
to medium light conditions.
450.00
HS4097 Paph. Lady Isabel ‘Hung Sheng’
SM/TPS x P rothschildianum ‘New
Bear’ SM/TPS
(Photo P rothschildianum)
See flower above crossed with P
rothschildianum.
275.00
Paph Magic Lantern
(P micranthum x P delanatii)
Pink, purple blooms for spring on well
held stems.
Grow intermediate to
warm in low to medium light
conditions. Withhold watering and
give good light in winter to induce
flowering.
350.00
TSG/
MC./
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HS3241 Paph. Olympian Yard x P.
spicerianum ‘Miao Hua’
The first batch of plants is nearly sold
out and the ones I have bloomed are
very nice and similar to photo. New
plants are vigorous but quite small.
225.00
TSG/
Paph. Prince Edward of York sib
(P sanderianum x P rothschildianum)
First registered in 1898, this paph
hybrid is arguably the most
spectacular paph hybrid ever created.
The best Prince Edwards combine the
broad
and
boldly-striped
rothschildiaum dorsal with the fabled
sanderianum petals. Like other
multiflorals of section Coryopedilym,
this hybrid appreciates bright light,
warm temperatures, and high
humidity throughout the growing
season. A 3 – 4 week winter rest with
night temperatures dipping helps to
facilitate blooming on mature growths.
275.00
TSG/
Paph. Stone Lovely
Large blooming size plants of this
shapely green/yellow/white complex
paph. Photo. Paph. Stone Lovely
275.00
HS3736 Paph. St Swithin x P. sanderianum
‘Bear-256’
(Photo P St Swithin)
Expect longer petals than P St Swithin
due to the P sanderianum influence.
275.00
TSG Paph. Winston Churchill.
Large blooming size plants of this
famous cross.
Photo P. Winston Churchill.
275.00
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PHRAGMIPEDIUMS
Mun/1
Mun/2
Peru/1
Mun/3
Phrag. andreettae
Found in northwestern Ecuador at
elevations of 500 to 1000 meters
as a small sized, hot to warm
growing lithophyte with mid-green
leaves that blooms in the fall on an
erect to arching successively
single flowered inflorescence.
Rare.
Phrag. besseae
This is a terrestrial orchid native to
the wet montane forests on the
eastern slope of the Andes in
Colombia, Ecuador and Peru.
The inflorescence is 1-6 flowered,
opening sequentially, up to 50cm
long. Phrag besseae grows and
blooms
best
in
cooler
temperatures. They are not
tolerant of high temps. They
frequently grow near running
water and like an acidic medium
with a pH of 6. They do best with
rain water.
Phrag. Cardinale
This is one of the nicest white
pink, rose, red combinations.
They form multiple growths plants
that are vigorous and generally
flower twice a year.
2500.00
Phrag. caudatum giganteum
This exquisite, long petalled
Phragmipedium comes from Peru,
Ecuador and Bolivia. The plant
usually blooms from winer to
summer with 3-6 75cm long
flowers. The plants grow in cool
to warm areas with bright indirect
sunlight. Plants are sensitive to
salts so feed lightly. Mix should
have a good air circulation.
Sepals and petals are white with
green lines, lip is yellow. Long
twisted petals.
650.00
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450.00
820.00
Mun/4
Mun/5
Mun/6
Mun/7
Peru/2
Phrag. czerwiakowianum
A medium sized, cool to warm
growing terrestrial species from
Peru and Ecuador found at
elevations of 600-800m with a fan
of dark green leaves. It blooms in
fall through spring on an erect
stem of 23cm with successively
single flowered infloresence that
carries a few (3) flowers.
Phrag. dallessandroi
Found in Ecuador at elevations of
900 to 1500m as a medium sized,
cool to warm growing terrestrial
that is very similar to P
besseaeyet differs in the petals
and sepals as well as the
staminode and size of slipper
opening.
Phrag. fischerii
This delightful pink, purple and
white species has various
blooming seasons, grows in low to
medium light conditions and likes
intermediate temperatures.
Phrag. hirtzii
Hirtz was a German orchid
collector in the late 1900’s. this
plant is found in Ecuador and
Colombia at elevations of 500900m as a medium sized, hot to
warm growing terrestrial or
lithophyte on large boulders near
watercourses.
Inflorescences
can be 40cm long with 5 to 7
successively opening flowers.
Phragmipedium Scarlett O’Hara
(Jason Fischer x besseae)
Expect fabulous reds with broad
petals and well shaped blooms. A
must have for every collection of
Phragmipediums!
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365.00
1450.00
1450.00
365.00
950.00
Peru/3
Mun/8
Mun/9
Phrag. kovachii sp.
This phragmipedium was only
discovered in May 2002 in Peru. In
its natural habitat plants receive
alkaline water, as the plants grow
on decomposed limestone. This
is in stark contrast to all other
know species of Phragmipedium
which
consistently
expect
somewhat acidic water. Size 2,
bloomed, medium sized plant.
Large magenta coloured blooms –
very sought after.
Phrag. lindenni
This brown,green and yellow
species blooms in spring and likes
low/medium light and intermediate
temperatures. Blooms are similar
to P caudatum but with a
differently shaped staminode, a
third fertile anther and without a
pouch.
Phrag. longifolium
In nature these plants can be
submerged undersater through
periods of heavy rainfall.
The
flowering season is heaviest in the
spring and can be in bloom for 6 –
11 months at a time.
Flowers
vary from green to mahoganypink.
Mun/10 Phrag. pearcei
2250.00
365.00
275.00
275.00
This species ranges from Ecuador
to northern Peru. This brown, red
and yellow species has various
blooming seasons, grows in lowmedium
light
and
needs
intermediate temperatures.
Equa
Phrag. Petit Anquette
(pearcei x dalessandroi)
Light pinks and corals with darker
pink overlay make this a very
attractive flower. 9cm pots.
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250.00
Mun/11 Phrag. reticulatum
275.00
Found in Peru and Ecuador on
steep embankments in very wet
lower montane forests around
900-2500m. Blooms on erect , 1
to 2 flowered inflorescence in late
summer and fall. Flower size 14
to 16cm.
Mun/12 Phrag. wallisii
This fabulous, long petalled
brown, green and white species
blooms in spring under medium
light
and
intermediate
temperature conditions.
It is
native to Colombia and Ecuador.
Pouch in light in colour.
This
species is now correctly known as
Phrag. warszewiczianum.
400.00
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Code Description
1074 Cym. Devon Lord ‘Admiral’ x
Poppet
Devon Lord is a round intermediate
pink/orange with a well-marked lip
spotted with red with no reflexing.
Poppet is an upright to very floriferous
light pink miniature/intermediate. It is
the cross of C. Sarah Jean x Minuet
4N.
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Price
55.00
1071
Cym. Fairguard ‘Iceberg’ x Poppet
Fairguard is a standard sized, light
green of good substance and shape.
Poppet is a mid pink intermediate with
semi-arching spikes, very floriferous.
55.00
1070
Cym. Fiery Queen 184 x Cape
Cariga
Orange standard cymbidium crossed
with a large clear yellow standard with
a broad band of red on the lip. Photo
C. Fiery Queen
55.00
1075
Cym. Fiery Queen 184 x Mighty
Margaret
This time crossed with a large orange
of good size and substance with a
broad band of red on the edge of the
lip. Photo Mighty Margaret.
55.00
1076
Cym. John Wooden x Poppet
Large pink standard with lovely
delicate spotting on the well-formed
lip crossed with light pink floriferous
miniature. Photo C. Poppet
55.00
1062
Cym. Marken ‘Productive’ x Hot
Stuff ‘Snow Castle’
The Hot Stuff should be dominant in
this cross and produce whites and
creams. Marken is a cross done by
Meeuwissen in Holland.
Cym. Mary Green x John Wooden
Mary Green is a pale pink pendulous
miniature with a dark lip which carries
many spikes and flowers. Cym. John
Wooden is an excellent shaped
standard pink.
Photo C. John
Wooden
55.00
1080
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AE
1004
Cym. Mighty Tracey ‘Floricultura’ x
Tracey Winner ‘The President’
Super cross done by Andy Easton.
Two fabulous standard yellows.
55.00
1029
Cym.
Poppet
x
Duckitt
Bicentennial
Poppet crossed with the outstanding
dark red standard Cymbidium with
well held blooms with lots of red on
the lip. A Stunner! Photo C. Duckitt
Bicentennial.
Cym. Poppet x Fairlands
Poppet crossed with a pure white
standard with delicate cerise pink
spotting on the lip.
Photo C.
Fairlands
55.00
1034
Cym. Poppet x Rotorua ‘Rose’
Poppet crossed with a very dark pink
standard with a white lip and broad
band of red at the bottom. Photo C.
Rotorua ‘Rose’
55.00
1078
Cym. Pure Inca ‘Gold’ 4N x Doctor
Ruby 4N
Pure colour gold standard crossed
with gold/red pendulous miniature
with maroon lips. Photo C. Pure Inca
55.00
1054
Cym. Pure Lamb ‘Aussie’ x (Red
Sky Dawn x Duckitt Bicentenniel)
Green standard concolor with
yellow/white lips crossed with red
standard. Photo C. Pure Lamb
55.00
1047
Cym. Pure Lamb ‘Aussie’ x
Fairguard ‘Light Green’
Green standard concolor crossed
with light green standard.
Photo C. Fairguard ‘Light Green’
55.00
1030
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55.00
1094
Cym. Sarah Jean ‘Ice Cascade’ x C.
aloifolium
Interesting cross using the lovely Ice
Cascade which is very floriferous onto
the C aloifolium species.
55.00
1045
Cym. Sarah Jean ‘Vapour’ x
Fairlands ‘Iceberg’
Off-white semi-arching miniature
crossed with a lovely standard white
with delicate red spotting and narrow
band of white on the lip. Should be
good! Photo C. Fairlands.
Cym. Sarah Jean ‘Vapour’ x
Golden Weather ‘Glitter’
Off-white semi-arching miniature
crossed with a clear yellow standard
with a band of red on the lip on well
held stems with good flower count.
Photo C. Golden Weather ‘Glitter’.
Cym. Sarah Jean ‘Vapour’ x Hilda
Porter ‘Sea Mist’
Off-white semi-arching miniature
crossed with dark red, semi-arching
intermediate. Photo C. Sarah Jean
‘Vapour’
Cym. Sarah Jean ‘Vapour’ x C.
Joyce Goffin
Blooms will be larger than Sarah Jean
and shouldl be butter yellow.
55.00
Cym. Sarah Jean ‘Vapour’ x Latigo
‘Cooksbridge Sunset’
Expect creamy yellow, semi arching
vigorous plants from this cross with
some red on the lips.
Cym. Stone Free x Alan Porter
‘Apricot Flame’
Expect pinks through to orange with
well-marked broad lips. Should be
something good here.
Large
intermediates.
55.00
Cym. Stone Free x Fiery Queen
‘184’
Orange intermediate with white lip
and maroon band crossed with an
orange standard cymbidium. Photo
C. Stone Free.
55.00
1023
1044
1036
1026
1057
1055
30
55.00
55.00
55.00
55.00
1017
Cym. Street Hawk ‘Mem Tom
Hanks’ x Fairguard ‘Light Green’
Lovely red miniature, semi arching,
crossed with a standard green.
Photo C. Street Hawk.
55.00
1018
Street Hawk ‘Mem Tom Hanks’ x
Pure Inca ‘Gold’
Red miniature crossed with concolor
gold standard (photo C Pure Inca)
55.00
1019
Cym. Sweet Spring ‘Lady Luck’ x
Sensational Vintage
Concolor green miniature with upright
stems and almost white lip crossed
with red/brown polychrome standard.
Photo C. Sensational Vintage
55.00
1072
Cym. Valley Regent ‘Reggae’ x
Poppet
Rose pink standard crossed with light
pink intermediate. Photo C. Valley
Regent.
55.00
1079
Cym. Wild Horse x Khan Flame
‘Mocha’
Upright red miniature with spotted lip
crossed with mocha coloured
intermediate/standard with beautiful
lip, red band and spots. Photo C.
Khan Flame ‘Mocha’. C. Wild Horse
is C Radiant Harry x C Ruby Eyes and
is a cross made by CAL Orchids.
55.00
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Price.
GARDEN CARE FERTILISER ‘NUTRIFEED’ – a balanced general plant R60.00
food suitable for orchids. 500gm re-sealable pack. I use this as a foliar
spray for all young plants. I use half strength for most orchids.
LABELS :– I have great imported labels. They are white with plenty of
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pack of 25 labels for R30.00
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R25.00
SEEDLING MIX (approx. 1.5 kg)
This is my special bark recipe which I use for all plants in a 12.5cm pot
and smaller. It has excellent drainage and is also great for repotting
Phalaenopsis. Highly recommended for Paphiopedilums.
R35.00
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Coarser bark mix for use in all orchids growing in pot size 15cm and
larger. It is well drained and contains all the necessary ingredients for
plant growth. (EX. NURSERY ONLY – or be prepared to pay extra for
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ARRIVE.
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2.
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Please add 15% to value of the order to cover courier. Minimum courier charge
is R175.00 for 2kg parcel. Please also add a packing charge of R60.00 per
order.
3.
Note! All plants are sent via Speed Courier Services. Plants should arrive
the day after despatch at the designated Post Office. Should you wish your
consignment to be delivered “To The Door’, this can be arranged but will be at
an additional cost.
4.
Small plants are all sent in their containers with the potting mix sealed into the
pot. Large plants will be sent bare-root.
5.
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appointment. We are still open if Wednesday falls on a Public Holiday.
6.
Payment should preferable be made by direct deposit to Outeniqua Orchids.
Our account is with Nedbank, Stellenbosch branch code 107-110, Account
number 1071-257-633. Fax copies of deposit slip to 044-8708915. WE NO
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8.
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After Great Brak continue towards George.
Take turnoff GEORGE
AIRPORT/HEROLDS BAY. At bottom of off-ramp, turn left to the airport. You
will pass entrance to airport on your left. At stop sign, continue straight over
the old N2 – direction OUDTSHOORN. From this stop, continue a further 5km
– at the end of this distance, you will have Fancourt Golf Estate main entrance
on your right hand side – continue another 800m – turn left into Maitland Street
at traffic lights – follow this street until the tar roads ends (approx. 1 km) and go
onto gravel – follow signs to THE ARK – as you enter the house area, please
park on the right hand side.
From Knysna:
Continue on N2 past George – Take turnoff left GEORGE AIRPORT/HEROLDS
BAY – at bottom of off-ramp turn right to the airport. You will pass ……..(see
above).
9.
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website. Complete your order manually and fax it through to 044-8708915 or
email to stellrsa@mweb.co.za
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South Africa
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DENDROBIUM SPECIOSUM
This photo is just to show you what can be done with a Dendrobium speciosum.
This plant imported from Australia 18 years ago and photographed in my shaded
area in September 2014 this year. What a pity I couldn’t get it to the World Orchid
Show! It made the local show and Best Specimen Plant – transported as usual in
the horsebox which was the only vehicle it could fit into!
Robert looking on.
Small plants available – see Species section.
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