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 NEW! Dtps. Queen Beer 'Peloric' I flowered many hundred examples of this popular clone before coming across this stable peloric version. Unlike many pelorics, the spotting has carried on to the 'petals' from the lip for a very pleasing effect. $100
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Paph. sanderianum AQ/AOS One of the 6 unawarded plants from the AQ in March 2011, these are free blooming, compact growing plants with excellent coloration. $400
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Paph. sanderianum 'Madelyn Camille' HCC/AOS Tan, well spaced flowers on an upright spike. $800
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Paph. sanderianum 'Holly Nicole' HCC/AOS Great colour and bold contrast in this clone. $800
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Paph. sanderianum 'Dr. John Doherty' AM/AOS Perhaps the finest example of this species to date. Upright, broad dorsal lacking the trademark colour break; amazing substance as well as width and fullness on all segments, including petals; deep full red coloration; bigger than 'Rapunzel' on its first flowering. Surely FCC material on subsequent blooming. $5,000 |
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Catasetum pileatum 'Pierre Couret' AM/AOS The red form of this fantastic species. $100
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Maxillaria striata 'Tetra Gold' HCC/AOS Huge golden flowered Maxillaria with fine red striations. $100
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Lycaste Cassiopeia 'Wyld Peach' HCC/AOS A classic large flowered and peach coloured Lycaste. $100
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Paph. Mount Toro (stonei x philippinense) 'Zephyrus' High award potential in this remake of a classic primary. $200
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Paph. Mercatelii (stonei x lowii) 'Uncle James' Patience' AM/AOS Great clear white dorsal on this easy growing stonei primary. $200 |
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Constance 'Nicky-Lynn' AM/AOS Stonie x curtisii - another great stonei primary with two large pinkish flowers above compact plant. $200 |
 Morganiae 'Bufordiense' HCC/AOS, FCC/RHS One of my favourite stonei hybrids, these are 2-3 flowered above broad mottled leaves. Pinkish flowers with classic stonei influenced dorsal. $100 |
Paph. Jerry Spence ‘Zephyrus Tall Tales’ AM/AOS Receiving 89 points at the Greater New York Orchid Show, only two other clones have ever scored higher. Remarkable size and substance on this top performer. $300 |
 Via Viale 'John-John' HCC/AOS (stonei x acmodontum) The easiest to grow and flower stonei hybrid we have seen. Will flower every ten months on rapidly proliferating plants. Usually 2-3 flowered. $100
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Paph. Taiwan ‘Zephyrus Gold’ AM/AOS (platyphyllum [AKA stonei latifolium] x rothschildianum) Huge size, golden colour, and amazing plant vigour. Not all of these have come out to be so golden yellow. $500 |
 Paph. Mount Toro ‘Sunset Valley Orchids’ HCC/AOS (stonei x philippinense) My friends understand my obsession with stonei hybrids, readily
justified in this example. A beautiful combination of both parents, dorsal
is full and clear, with dark, dangling petals. |
Julius 'Zephyrus Predator' AM/AOS Setting a new standard
for this cross with a great ruffled dorsal, only a dozen have ever
received a higher award! |
 Paph. Lyro Blackhawk ‘Uncle Larry’ AM/AOS (St. Swithin x wilhelminiae) One of the plants from our AQ in Feb 2008, this plant produced 3 spikes
from a 4” pot. Compact growing and very floriferous, this clone has a very
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 Paph. Lyro Blackhawk ‘Uncle Dickie’ AM/AOS (St. Swithin x wilhelminiae) Again from our AQ, this clone
produces taller spikes with wonderfully corkscrewed petals. Good spacing,
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sukhakulii var. album ‘Hilo Green Dragon’ FCC/AOS The species sukhakulii (both album and
regular color forms) has received 165 AOS awards; of those, there have
only been 4 FCCs, and this plant has the highest point score of those
four. Simply the best of the best with a staggering natural spread of 13
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armeniacum ‘Golden Emperor’ AM/AOS Near perfect form with flat, canary
yellow petals.
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philippinense var. album ‘Green Tea’ AM/AOS 20 cm petals make this album form on
par with any coloratum form of the species, the only one I have seen
produce 7 flowers. As good as our ‘Norman’ HCC/AOS
clone, if not better!
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supardii 'John Junior' I've been growing this since I was 16, and it regularly blooms with 4 or 5 flowers. Very unusual, increasingly rare species.
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caudatum 'Zephyrus' A very nice example of a coloratum caudatum.
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 Paph. haynaldianum ‘Zephyrus Green Giant’ This is as big as the largest
of the awarded haynaldianums. Beautiful translucent green,
check out my thumb, dwarfed next to its pouch! |
philippinense ‘Norman’ HCC/AOS Very recently awarded, there
have only been a few other awards given to this species since.
The petals on this clone check in at a staggering 24 corkscrewed cm! A superior form of this species, well suited as an FCC calibre parent for next generation Michael Koopowitz or St. Swithin…..
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 sanderianum 'Rapunzel' AM/AOS Crowned World's Largest Orchid Flower by the Guinness Book of World Records, this is among the largest of the large we have seen recorded in any awards register. Natural spread of one flower: 95 cm (~38 inches). A spike with five flowers would have 31 feet of petals! Click here to check out an animation of a time lapse view of a recent flowering. Single growth division comes with framed copy of World Record certificate. DIVISION 1: A previously bloomed growth + one half mature growth: $4,000.00 US SOLD OUT!
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Grande ‘Zephyrus Midnight’
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x tetzlaffianum Large flower with long, curly cued petals emerging from pearcei-like plants, however both bigger and better!
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