Our collection is happily growing in its new Florida home. We'll have more divisions coming in spring. Questions??? email Courtney
| Flasks | Each year I make a few hybrids for myself. A few extra flasks are produced in case I lose plants along the way so there are occasionally extra flasks. | ||
| C._luddemanniana ('Fennel's' x 'Curson's') |
Hobby Flasks - 10-15 seedlings per flask of two extremely dark forms of this spring blooming species. |
$20/flask | |
| Divisions | |||
| Blc Golden Angel ‘Debbie’ AM/AOS (C aurantiaca x Blc Orange Glory) | Large flowers for an aurantiaca hybrid. Butter yellow well-held above the leaves. Division of the mother plant. Large backbulb division. | $50 | SOLD |
| C schroederae v alba |
Good example of the white color form of a relatively rare species from a selfing of ‘Holford’s’. Division. **Link to painting of pink Cattleya schroederae |
$40 | available |
| C warscewzcii ‘Frau Melanie Berodt syn ‘FMB’ – | This is still the most famous semi-alba clone of this species and is in the background of most semi-alba hybrids of note. Division. | $75 | SOLD |
| C Ariel ‘coerulea’ ‘’Z-1005’ (bowringiana x gaskelliana) | This is a clone that was originally mericloned by Hausermann many years ago when few were interested in this color form. Excellent blue (liliac) color and form. Good grower. I finally divided a very large plant. | Divisions $45-30. depending on size. | SOLD |
| C warscewzcii v alba ‘Leo Holguin’ FCC/AOS | Most famous white form of the species, which is an excellent grower 3-bulb division. |
$100 backbulbs $50. |
SOLD |
| C walkeriana ‘Jungle Queen’ – | backbulbs | $30 | SOLD |
| C walkeriana ‘Marge Soule’ AM/AOS | Excellent color size for the diploid form. Awarded over 25 years ago and still excellent. Sm division. |
$40, backbulbs $30. |
SOLD |
| C walkeriana v alba ‘Pendentive’ AM/AOS | The most famous alba clone of the species – backbulb division. | $30 | SOLD |
| Schom moyambe | Select clone of this hard to find large growing species with its very curly flowers. Spikes can be 4-5’ in length. Large division. | $50 | available |
| C walkeriana v coerulea ‘Manhattan Blue’ | Typical light blue (lilac) form of the species. 3-bulb division. | $35 | available |
| C luddemanniana ‘Cerro Verde’ | – Best semi-alba clone from a selfing of ‘Stanleyi’. Backbulb division. | $50 | SOLD |
| C luddemanniana ‘Stanleys or Stanleyii’ – | Famous, very old, semi-alba clone of the species. Flowers are crystalline with colored lip. Small sprouted backbulb division. | $50 | SOLD |
| C labiata ‘Sherwood Forest’ AM/AOS | Awarded clone with nice sized flowers. Some have argued that this is not a pure species because it does not develop the double sheath characteristic of the species. Divisions | $35 | SOLD |
| B glauca ‘Pale Jade’ AM/AOS | My favorite clone of the relatively small green/ivory species. Needs high light and well drained medium. Division. | $55 | SOLD |
| Lc Mary Ellen Carter ‘Dixie Hummingbird’ AM/AOS (S.J. Bracey x Amberglow) | Large yellow flowers with slight red around edges in winter and yellow with heavy red overlay in summer. Blooms twice a year once the plant is mature. Large division. | $75 | SOLD |
| Pot Mem Mario Lonzo ‘#20’ | (Pot Carolina Splendor x Chocolate Drop) –This is an absolutely spectacular hybrid made by Ken Griffith that was tightly held. Imagine a more intensely colored Blc Cherry Suisse and you have the idea. A few have been awarded, but more will follow. Sometimes blooms twice a year. BackBulbs. | $35 | SOLD |
| Lc Melody Fair ‘Carol’ HCC/AOS (Lc Stephen Oliver Fouraker x C Horace) | In my opinion this is the best semi alba there is. Large crystalline white flowers with intensely colored lip. Lateral sepals often with medial yellow streak, a characteristic that may have prevented an FCC. Division. | $50 | SOLD |
| Blc Plum Island ‘Newberry’ HCC/AOS (Oconee x Interglossa) | Rich, dark flowers with more intense splash. Flowers have a hard texture from the Interglossa parent. Backbulb division. | $35 | SOLD |
| C Hybrida ‘Michael’ AM/AOS | Similar to Hackneau, but with more spots on distal ends of sepals and flowers. Backbulb division. | $35 | SOLD |
| C Hybrida ‘Hackneau’ AM/AOS (lodigessi x leopoldii) |
Fantastic clone of this hybrid. Bright pink, with a few spots, Flowers
open and then get more intense with age. High flower count (10-20). Backbulb division. **See photo of Cattleya Hybrida 'Hackneau' |
$40 | SOLD |
| Ascocenda Ed Guililand 'Hackneau' HCC/AOS | Heads of large sanderiana-like, solid chartreuse flowers with no markings. Flowering-size keiki. Produces seed as pollen or pod parent. First division of mother plant. | $125 |
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| Pholidota imbricata | Easy to grow species with long chain-like pendant inflorescences, similar to Dendrochilum. Large divisions. | $30 | |
| C Nancy Off '1010' | Spectacular, large white. Vigorous grower from George Off's hybridizing. Large division. | $45 | SOLD |
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Milt spectabilis var. mooreana 'Mendenhall' |
Superb, dark purple flowers produced on a heat tolerant species. Excellant clone of this species. 2-3 bulb bare-root divisions. | $50 |
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| C dolosa ‘Hackneau’ | Award quality clone which originated at Gold Country Orchids. Flat, lavender flowers closely related to C walkeriana. Lead division | $100 | SOLD |
| L lobata | select lavender clone from Floralia | $40 | SOLD |
| Enc reganii ‘Hackneau’ CHM-CCM/AOS | Dozens of beautiful green with white lip flowers on long branching inflorescenses. Awarded a CCM several years ago. Recently divided. 3-4 bulb bare root division. | $50 | SOLD |
| More Division & Plants at the bottom of the list | |||
| Phalaenopsis: | |||
| Phal mannii – | Mature stem growth from one of my favorite species. | $30 | |
| Phal pulcra ‘Orchidglade’ | deep purple species used to make many red hybrids- keiki | $20 | |
| Phal fasciata ‘JEMMCO’ | excellent strain, chartreuse-yellow with bars reputed to be one of the best clones for making yellow hybrids- keiki | $20 | |
| Phal leuddemaniana 'Woodlawn' |
excellent clone of the species and is used to breed intense color into its hybrids -keiki | $20 | |
| Phal pallens 'Pacific Oaks' HCC/AOS | an awarded clone of a relatively rare species. Yellow with spots & bars -keiki | $30 | |
| Stem Props: | Each year I select a couple of my favorite new Phals and have stem props made. It is an expensive process and produces only a few each time. They are exact replicas of the original plant. Here are the clones currently available. Acquiring stem props is a great way to get excellent, exhibition quality Phals. | ||
| Phal Melodious Bells ‘Virginia’s Splish-splash’ | This unusual clone resisted stemming for several years, but is finally producing all the stems I need. Best of all, it produces seeds and some of the seedlings have varying degrees of the unusual splash. It is also a good grower. The next generation should flatten out the flowers and improve the form. New price! | $35 |
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| Phal Daren’s Homerun ‘Hackneau’ |
flowering size, up to 4" flowers with unusual color depending on temperature, yellow overlaid with red resembling a sunburst pattern. Excellent grower, always in bloom. | $50 | |
| Dtps Maui Fun ‘Hackneau’ HCC/AOS | tall upright spikes of 2-3" bright fuchsia flowers that glow in the sun. Often flowers into summer season. My best-selling stem prop which always sells out at shows when one is in flower as a sample. | $50 |  |
| Other Orchids | |||
| Bulb paluance v gigantea x Bulb echinolabium 'Hackneau' |
Com Pots - Bulb paluance is a smaller, fast growing species with
orangish bulbs. It produces multiple spikes from each bulb that
typically carry 2 or 3 flowers at once. It is a sequential bloomer,
but tends to bloom out within a couple of months. It looks very much
like a smaller version of echinolabium. My Bulb echinolabium has
very wide petals and sepals. These are fast growing. Looking
for more, echinolabium-like, intermediate sized flowers per plant
blooming all at once. Limited number available. Pot
containing 5-10 plants. |
$20 per com pot | |
| Epi porpax | small species with green flowers and red lips. Grows under low light and can quickly grow into a specimen plant | $10 | |
| Epi porpax alba ‘Harford’ CHM/AOS | alba form of above with bronzy-green lip. | $20 |
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| Sacolia lanceafolia | seed-grown terrestrial species from Florida that produces tall heads of red-orange flowers in spring before leaves emerge. | $20 | |