Outeniqua Orchids...1 OUTENIQUA ORCHIDS P O Box 802, George, 6530 R.S.A. Tel: 044-870 8150 Fax: 044-870 8915 Email: [email protected] 1st January, 2020 Dear Orchid Friends

For colour catalogue and pricelist contact:Elsa Hall

Email: [email protected]: www.outeniquaorchids.co.za

Phone: (044) 870 8150 Fax: (044) 870 8915

Outeniqua Orchids“The Nursery for Collectors”

2020 catalogue January 1st 2020

Sole ‘all of Africa’ Agent for Carter and Holmes Orchids in U.S.A.Visit their website: carterandholmes.com

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OUTENIQUA ORCHIDS P O Box 802, George, 6530 R.S.A.

Tel: 044-870 8150 Fax: 044-870 8915 Email: [email protected]

1st January, 2020 Dear Orchid Friends and Customers, I am not sure where to start! It has been such a busy year with so much happening – some planned and others a surprise! The planned trip to the States in June did happen, but the unplanned event was the sale of the Ark farm to someone I knew in my dressage days in Cape Town. So, May was particularly busy in planning for my future. I had Hall family reasons to be in Pittsburgh the first week of June, but the second week I flew down to South Carolina and spent nearly a week with Gene and Kitty Crocker who live right next door to Carter & Holmes nursery. Mac Holmes Jnr is now running it and Bridget Uzar is my go to person in the office – she runs everything! The whole team is very professional and I had a great day in the laboratory watching seeding on agar and also mericloning. A visit to Marble Branch Farms with Gene was a fabulous days outing. Lots of hours spent in the greenhouses choosing plants to send back here. Returned home towards the end of June and then the countdown began to start packing and relocating. I have bought in a golf estate nearby and the idea was to leave the nursery on the farm for the time being. Moving that at the same time was going to be a mission that I didn’t want to tackle. Completed the move at the end of September and am now quite well established in my new home together with dogs and cats. This has given me time to think out the possible move of the nursery and when a plot of land came on the market, I jumped at the chance and bought it. The shadehouse is going up now (November) and will be completed beginning December. The plants will then all be moved and the new nursery will be up and running from the beginning of January. All just 10 minutes walk from my front door! Apart from all this, I managed to exhibit and sell at our local show in George end September – again very successful. The new stock from Carter & Homes arrived in 12 days door to door using the Post Office – a record time compared to the last few years. Then a trip to Kruger ending in the National Show at White River to collect plants from Ecuagenera and also Ten Shin Gardens. The boxes were all stored in the Xcape camper and carefully driven home. Arrived in perfect condition! At present I have a Black Friday special running until the end of the month – will give feedback on this in the next newsletter. Wishing you all the best for a fabulous orchid growing year in 2020! Else Hall

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CATEGORY PAGE NUMBER SPECIES 3 - 15 CATTLEYA ALLIANCE MERICLONES

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CATTLEYA ALLIANCE HYBRIDS

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OTHER GENERA MOSTLY FROM VARIOUS NURSERIES

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PHRAGMIPEDIUMS FROM ECUADOR

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PAPHIOPEDILUM SPECIES 32 - 33 PAPHIOPEDILUM HYBRIDS 34 CYMBIDIUM HYBRIDS 35 - 37 ACCESSORIES, FERTILIZER AND POTTING MIX

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CONDITIONS AND BANK DETAILS

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ORDER FORM 40 DENDROBIUM SPECIOSUM PHOTOS

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CATTLEYA AND OTHER SPECIES – CARTER AND HOLMES ORCHIDS

Code Description Price O/o Aeranthes orthopoda

Small sized, warm to cool growing epiphytic species from central Madagascar in high shady rain forests with almost no stem. Blooms in autumn on a pendant, wiry, one to few flowered 30 to 75cm long inflorescence. Potted.

265.00

TSG Amesiella monticola Found in central Luzon, one of the northern Philippine islands, this small plant bears inflorescences of up to 3 flowers about 6cm across and has a nectary 11cm long. Small plants. 8cm pots.

295.00

9927 Angraecum sesquipedale ‘Farris’ x ‘Orchidglade II’ FCC/AOS Known as Darwin’s orchid, this species has huge blooms in early summer with a long spur. Vigorous young plants in 9cm Disa pots from Carter and Holmes. Can be grown into large plants, spectacular for Spring shows! 9cm pots.

295.00

O/o Ansellia africana Known as the ‘leopard orchid’ this epiphyte is found in the summer rainfall areas of southern Africa. 12cm pots.

225.00

9279 9280 9676

Brassavola digbyana (‘Crestwood Emerald’ x ‘ Belize no. 2’) (‘Belize’ #1 x self) (‘Belize no. 2’ x ‘Crestwood Emerald’) Now known as Rhyncolaelia this warm growing epiphyte from Mexico through to Costa Rica grows at elevations up to 1,000m. Inflorescence bears a single, lemon scented flower in summer. Vigorous in 9cm pot.

325.00

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8913 Brassavola nodosa Known as the Lady of the Night orchid, it is a vigorous grower with compact foliage. Very fragrant. 8cm pots.

295.00

10167 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.

325.00

9878 C. bicolor 4N (Seedling cross) A tall, slender growing Brazilian species that loves bright light and warm temperatures. Clusters of waxy green blooms with bright fuchsia lips appear above bifoliate foliage. Bred from the tetrapoloid Mendenhall-Beta parent – expect heavy substance and clear, bright colouring. Spring/Summer. 9cm pots.

495.00

M7757 Cattleya bicolor ‘Mendenhall-Beta’ 4N Clusters of waxy green blooms with bright fuchsia lips appear above bifoliate foliage. These are mericlones from the presumed tetraploid ‘Mendenhall-Beta’. Great colouring and incredible substance. A bit slower growing but no less vigorous. 9cm pots

525.00

10198 Cattleya harrisoniae ‘Homestead’ x harrisoniae Stunning species is from SE Brazil and loves warm, bright conditions. Tall upright stems of bold heliotrope colored blooms in the middle of summer. 9cm pots

375.00

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TSG C. intermedia var. Orlata Red Spring blooming easy to grow cattleya with a dark cerise lip. Near blooming size plants in 9cm disa pots.

395.00

10214 C. labiata alba x self Superb white form of this well known Cattleya. 9cm pots.

325.00

10161 Cattleya labiata coerulea ‘Canaima’s Heidelbeer’ x ‘coerulea’ Autumn blooming species is known for its lavish displays of flowers on easy to grow plants. These seedlings were bred from rare ‘blue’ coerulea parentage. Lavender-blue colouring and a gorgeous sweet fragrance. 9cm pots.

325.00

9868 C. maxima var. concolor ‘Newberry’ x self Rare colour form of this hard-to-find species. The petals are a soft candy-pink and the lip carries a central flush of canary yellow. Very unusual and absolutely stunning. Summer blooming. 9cm pots.

395.00

10018 C. trianae alba ‘BK’ x ‘Grezaffi’ (limited edition) Winter blooming species in rarely found white form. Give plenty of bright light in winter and put in a well-draining mix. 9cm pots.

385.00

O/o Cyrtochis praetermissa Found in central Africa and northern parts of S Africa in woodlands as a small sized warm to cold growing epiphyte. It blooms in autumn on 10cm long arching up to 12 flowered, 2 ranked inflorescences with waxy white, aging to apricot with age, blooms. Mounted.

195.00 Very

limited

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TSG Dendrobium chrysotoxum This clump forming epiphyte is found in the Himalayas. The arching inflorescence is about 15-20cm long and comprises 12 to 20 flowers each about 4cm in diameter. Flowering occurs during spring. Grow in full sunlight and give only a short watering rest period in the winter. Blooming size plants. 12cm pots.

325.00

O/o Den. formosum Small to medium sized, warm to cool growing epiphyte from Thailand and Vietnam. Blooms from autumn to winter with 1 - 4 fragrant flowers that arise from the apex of the leafy mature cane. Blooming size in 12.5cm pots.

325.00

D/o Den. kingianum Easy to grow Australian dendrobium species. Commonly known as the ‘Pink Rock Orchid’, it is a warm growing lithophyte which blooms in spring and makes wonderful specimen plants. Dark lavender. 9cm pots. A few alba ones left.

95.00

TSG Dendrobium parishii Small to medium sized, hot to cool growing epiphyte with erect or downbent yellowish stems carrying deciduous leaves. Flowering occurs in summer with a 2 to 3 flowered raceme with fragrant long-lasting flowers smelling of raspberry. Reduce water in winter to give a rest prior to the following blooming season.

275.00

O/o Den. speciosum Found in N. S. Wales and Victoria in Australia at fairly low altitudes, this medium to large sized, cool to hot growing lithophyte likes good air movement and grows near rocks at the base of cliffs in open forests with good air movement. 16cm pots.

425.00

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O/o Diaphananthe millarii Found in E cape and Kwa-Zulu Natal in coastal forests on twigs and branches as a warm to cool growing epiphyte. Blooms in spring and summer on several pendant 6cm long, 7 to 18 flowered inflorescences. Mounted.

265.00

O/o Diaphananthe pulchella (Rhipidoglossum) Found in Central Africa in rain forests as a small sized, warm to cool growing epiphyte with a stout stem with many thick grey roots. Blooms in spring through to autumn on several pendant stems up to 15cm long with up to 12 flowered inflorescences carrying fragrant flowers. Mounted.

215.00

TSG Encyclia cochleata Nicknamed the Cockle Shell or Octopus Orchid these plants can bloom for up to 6 months starting in spring with an erect, few to many flowered inflorescence that has successive opening, non-fragrant to spicy scented flowers. From Florida and Central America. They grow cool to warm and require even water and fertilizer througout the year. 9cm pots

295.00

TSG Gastrochilus japonicus Found as a miniature, warm to cold growing epiphyte in Japan, Hong Kong and Taiwan. It carries several to many densely flowered inflorescences. 8cm pots.

295.00

O/o Jumellea major From N. Madagascar in montane forests this is a large sized, cool growing, epiphytic orchid with a thick flattened stem carrying a fan of 11 – 17 large, leathery, bilobed leaves. Blooms are scented at night. Large single fans, some with new growths, in 15cm square pots.

250.00

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O/O Laelia anceps ‘Walbrun’ x ‘Helen’ Vigorous plants of this winter blooming lavender from Mexico. It is a warm growing epiphyte and likes a well-drained medium. Vigorous plants in 9cm disa pots.

145.00

295.009662 Laelia purpurata alba ‘June Bride’ AM/AOS X ‘Elias’ HCC/AOS This pure white form is considered one of the rarest colors of this species. Carter & Holmes used their two best and most floriferous plants to make this cross. 9cm pot.

350.00

7781 Laelia purpurata var. atropurpurea x self This colour form has snowy white petals and a purple trumpet with white markings. 17.5cm pots. Limited.

350.00

10176 Laelia purpurata coerulea ‘Sweet Twilight’ x werkhauseri ‘Blue Sky’ Two different blue-lipped forms used to produce a new generation of seedlings that will have petals either pure white or slightly smokey grey. The trumpet shaped lips will have colours from slate to hyacinth combined with a heady floral fragrance. Give warm bright light to mature. 9cm pots.

325.00

8730 Laelia purpurata semi-alba ‘Lenette no.20’ x ‘Newberry Red Lip’ White petals with vibrant fuschia purple trumpet. The best of this form C & H has seen. Blooming size. 17.5cm pots. Limited.

350.00

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9248 Laelia purpurata striata ‘Doraci’ HCC/AOS x L purpurata flamea ‘Jean’ AM/AOS. This grex uses rare awarded parents. Blooms will be showy and vibrant with deep petal striations. Large, warm growing species. Fragrant for summer. 17.5cm pots.

350.00

10098 Laelia purpurata var. venosa ‘Bella’ AM/AOS x self Expect fine striations throughout the petals, sepals and lip. 9cm pots.

375.00

O/0 Laelia purpurata ‘Violetta x Flammea’ Blooming size plants, growing in 15cm clay pots with holes in the sides for R495. Blooming size plants in 17.5cm pots at R350.00. Very vigorous.

350.00

10125 Laelia purpurata werkhauseri x self This variety produces flowers that are white with slate blue lips. 9cm Disa pots.

325.00

9982 Laelia rubescens (alba x aurea) x sib This hard to find species is native to Mexico and through Central America. Plants have rounded, short pseudobulbs with thick foliage. Tall stems emerge after the summer. Flowers will be creamy off-white with black ‘eyes’. 8cm pots.

420.00

E34 Masdevallia andreettana Grows epiphytically in cloud forests at elevations of 1600 to 2100m.

295.00

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E23 Masdevallia bicolor From Peru, Ecuador and surroundings, this miniature is a cold to warm growing epiphytic species found in wet montane forests. It blooms in spring through summer on a 10cm long stem with 2-4 successive opening flowers per inflorescence.

275.00

E24 Masdevallia caloptera Mini-miniature sized, cool to cold growing epiphytic Ecuadorian species found in dense forests from 1800m. Blooms in winter on a 15cm long, several 2-9 flowered inflorescence well held above the leaves.

285.00

E25 Masdevallia constricta Mini-miniature from Ecuador and Peru found in wet montane forests. Best grown in warm to cool conditions. Slender 8cm stems with single flowered inflorescences holding blooms just above the leaves occurring in the autumn through winter.

295.00

E26 Masdevallia delhierroi red From Ecuador, dark red flowers and held just above the foliage.

285.00

E27 Masdevallia herradurae Found in Colombia and Ecuador where it grows on mossy trees at about 500m. It is a mini-miniature sized, warm to cold growing epiphyte. Inflorescence smells of stale coconut and is held at or below leaf height. Very floriferous and can bloom on old leaves.

285.00

E35 Masdevallia hirtzii From Ecuador and Peru, this mini-miniature sized, cool to warm growing orchid grows at 1200-1550m. The solitary flower grows just above leaf height and occurs in late winter and spring.

295.00

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E28 Masdevallia limax From SW Ecuador this mini-miniature sized, cool to cold growing epiphyte blooms in summer and autumn with a slender, 13cm long, solitary flowered inflorescence with a tubular floral bract holding the long lasting waxy flower.

285.00

E29 Masdevallia murex Found in the Ecuadorian and Peruvian cloud forests, this miniature sized epiphyte likes high humidity and even year round waterings. 4cm stems carry purple suffused, solitary flower at or below leaf height occurring in the summer.

285.00

E30 Masdevallia peristeria Small sized, cool to cold growing Colombian or Ecuadorian epiphytic or terrestrial species found in open woodlands. 9cm stems carry pale green, spotted with crimson inflorescences.

275.00

E37 Masdevallia pumila From Venezuela, Ecuador etc, this mini-miniature sized, warm to cold growing epiphyte likes wet montane and cloud forests at elevations of 500-2350m. Solitary flower on slender stems in spring.

295.00

E36 Masdevallia striatella Mini-miniature species from Costa Rica, Panama etc. Grows in lower montane cloud forests on tree trunks. Blooms on erect, 7cm long, successive solitary flowered inflorescence holding a single flower and occurring in the autumn and early winter.

275.00

O/o Maxillaria tenuifolia This warm growing epiphyte is found from Mexico to Costa Rica. It has an ascending growth habit and flowers form on mature pseudobulbs during spring and summer. Commonly known as the ‘coconut orchid’ due to its strong scent. 9cm pots.

95.00

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O/o Mystacidium braybonae Found in northern S Africa as a mini-miniature sized, warm to cool growing twig epiphyte with thick greyish white roots and a tuft of dark green leaves. Blooms in late spring and summer with pure white fragrant flowers. Mounted.

225.00

O/o Oncidium sphacelatum Delightful, easy to grow species which blooms in mid-summer will long spikes and many yellow/brown blooms. Large plants are in 20cm pots and some beautiful plants in wooden baskets. All blooming size.

250.00

O/o Phragmipedium humboltii Small sized humus epiphyte with a short stem and medium to dark green leaves that blooms in spring and summer with a 25cm long, 2 – 4 simultaneous flowered inflorescence holding flowers well above the leaves. 15cm pots, near blooming size.

795.00

O/o Phragmipedium longifolium Found in Costa Rica, Panama etc on roadside banks as medium to lrg sized warm to cool growing terrestrial in shaded areas with thin soil. 60cm long stems with deep purple to green several flowered inflorescence with 7 – 9 flowers opening in succession mostly in autumn. Blooming size in 15 cm pots.

795.00

O/o Prosthechea brassavolae Re-named Panarica, this medium sized, warm to cold growing epiphyte blooms in the summer and autumn with a few to many (6-9) flowered inflorescence arising from newly matured pseudobulbs. Very vigorous, blooming size plants in 15cm pots.

275.00

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10105 Prosthechea cochleata ‘Seibels’ x self This unusual species carried the nickname of ‘Cockleshell orchid’ due to the shape of the lip, and ‘Octopus orchid’ for its tentacled appearance. This exotic is easy to grow. Bloom stems are sequential, usually appearing in the spring and continuing to produce new buds over several months time. 9cm pots.

315.00

TSG Prosthechea prismatocarpa (Panarica prismatocarpa) Found in Costa Rica and Panama, this epiphyte is found at elevations of 1200 - 3300m as a large sized, cool to cold growing orchid. It carries bright, long lasting, fragrant flowers in the spring, summer and fall on a few to many flowered raceme on the newly matured pseudobulb with long-lasting waxy, fragrant flowers. Blooming size.

325.00

TSG Prosthechea radiata (Anacheilium radiatum) An interesting and easy to grow species. Pale green blooms with maroon striping appear from the centre of each year’s new growth in spring through to early summer. Blooming size. 12.5cm pots.

295.00

TSG Sedirea japonica Found in Japan as a small sized, cool to cold growing species with a short stem that blooms on an 18cm long, curved, successively 6 – 10 flowered inflorescence. Pot in a coarse, fast draining medium. 8cm pots.

295.00

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CSB Sobralia macrantha A large sized terrestrial, intermediate growing species from Mexico and surrounding countries. Flowers occur from spring till autumn with fragrant, short-lived flowers. Blooming size 20cm pots.

350.00

TSG Sophronitis cernua (C cernua) A miniature sized, S E Brazil species that grows epiphytically as a warm growing orchid. Mount on cork and give warm temps, bright light and high humidity.

345.00

O/o Stanhopea jenishiana Endemic to Colombia, Peru, Ecuador and Venezuela, this highly perfumed species must be grown in a basket for the spikes to penetrate through.

250.00

TSG Vanda falcata – white This orchid comes from Japan and Korea and is a warm to cool grower found in areas that have a shady summer. Epiphytic. Inflorescences appear in early summer with nocturnal fragrant flowers. Miniature growing. 8cm pots.

345.00

TSG Vanda lamellata var. remediosae A medium sized, hot growing epiphytic orchid from Taiwan, Borneo and Philippines. Blooms in late spring and summer with very fragrant, long-lived, waxy flowers. 9cm pots.

345.00

TSG Vanda tricolor var. suavis This large sized, hot growing epiphyte carries a 15 or more flowered inflorescence with large, fragrant, waxy, long-lived, colour variable flowers occurring in late summer. Just one very nice sized, vigorous plant available. 12cm pot.

515.00

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TSG Vandopsis lissochiloides f. alba x self Giant sized, lilthophytic or terrestrial, monopodial orchid found from Thailand to Indonesia. It is a warm to hot growing orchid which grows at the edges of evergreen jungles. Blooms in spring on erect inflorescences with many 12 – 30 fragrant long-lasting flowers. 10cm pots.

345.00

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CATTLEYA ALLIANCE MERICLONES – CARTER AND HOLMES ORCHIDS

Code Description Price M7848 Bc. Mount Hood ‘Mary’

AM/AOS Huge 24cm sparkling white blooms show an icy green throat. Large growing this plant reaches specimen size easily with multiple leads. Can bloom twice a year when mature. Fragrant. Winter and various blooming times. 9cm pots.

345.00

M8546 Blc. Bald Eagle ‘Columbia’ AM/AOS Always nice to have a good green in one’s collection. This one is a good shape and lasts well. 9cm pots.

345.00

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M8547 Blc. Dickie Brooks ‘Autumn Symphony’ Another one that I used to sell many years ago. Stunning colour and great contrast with the lip. 9cm pots.

375.00

M8061

Blc Campobello ‘Mendenhall’ HCC/AOS. This starts flowering on young plants and gets more wonderful each year. Pale green-yellow blooms with a brighter wash of lemon in the throat. 9cm pots.

345.00

M8055 Blc. Chia Lin ‘New City’ AM/AOS Intense colour and large flowers for show. This orchid has already been awarded and is very sort after. It was not on the C & H list but I found the last of their stock on their benches. 9cm pots.

375.00

M Blc. Hawaiian Lightning ‘Fiesta’ Again, not on the C & H list but when I saw the photo I had to have them – took all the stock they had. Large flowers and perfumed too. 9cm pots.

375.00

M8556 Blc. Kure Beach ‘Lenette # 2’ AM/AOS Large con-colour yellow blooms that are long lasting. As blooms age, deeper petal flaring becomes visible which makes it a very unique offering. Sturdy foliage and very fragrant. 9cm pots.

345.00

M9082 Blc. Lynches River ‘Mary Blinn’ AM/AOS I asked Carter & Holmes for more, good red Cattleyas and this is what I got! Large blooms with stunning solid lips. 9cm pots.

365.00

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M8237 Blc. Magic Meadow ‘Napoleon’ HCC/AOS Photo Mem. Helen Brown. This exceptional clone is made using an additional dose of Rhyncolaelia digbyana. Large, waxy apple green blooms with fringed lips showing deep purple lipstick markings in the centre. Intense fragrance, vigorous growth habit. 9cm pots.

325.00

M8671

Blc. Owen Holmes ‘Fire Cup’ New satiny red clone from the original cross of Blc. Harlequin x Oconee. Large blooms with heavy substance flower in late summer on tall growths. Extremely fragrant. 8cm pots.

250.00

M9087 Blc. Spring Dawn ‘Top Row’ This gorgeous fall flowering lavender is large and showy and was originally a cut flower. Strong upright foliage with fragrant blooms and a good texture. 9cm pots.

325.00

M8541 C. Brabantiae ‘El Toro’ AM/AOS Got to have some spots? Then this one is a must. Heavily spotted pink blooms of this awarded clone. Compact plants with bifoliate leaves and up to 4 blooms per stem. Vigorous and free flowering. 9cm pots.

295.00

M9840 Lc. Amphion ‘Cherry Pie’ Tall impressive growth habit from its Laelia tenebrosa parentage, combined with large blooms of coppery orange. A dependable late summer bloomer and a showy addition to your collection. 9cm pots.

325.00

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M8677 Lc. Mary Elizabeth Bohn ‘Royal Flare’ AM/AOS This stunning blue cattleya hasn’t been offered for a long time – striking lavender-blue flowers with even deeper flares of colour on the petals and lip. Blooms appear in large clustyers during autumn. 9cm pots.

375.00

M8548 Lc Newberry Firehouse ‘Mendenhall’ Another select red that I asked for. It was recently registered but was originally made over 40 years ago. Upright stems of intense red. 9cm pots.

365.00

M8242 Pot. Frank Gilmore ‘Mendenhall’ AM/AOS Stunning yellow, large blooms and good substance. 9cm pots.

345.00

M9704

Potinara Greg Uzar ‘Newberry Majesty’ C & H’s latest and greatest stunning yellow cattleya mericlone. Bred from Pot Frank Gilmore x Blc South Island. Impressive displays of clear yellow flowers with vivid pink lip markings. Very vigorous. 9cm pots.

345.00

M9092 Pot. Lynette and Alan ‘EOC’ Standard sized lavender Blc. Tribute crossed with the miniature cool-growing species Sophronitis coccinea. The result is compac plants with stems of boldly coloured blooms, bright scarlet-orange shading over round yellow segments. The lip is dark blood red. Grow cool to intermediate. 9cm pots.

375.00

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CATTLEYA ALLIANCE SEEDLING X – CARTER AND HOLMES ORCHIDS

Code Description Price 10072 Blc. Carolina Golden D’or

‘Lenetter #8’ x Lc. Peggy Huffman ‘Carousel’ HCC/AOS These will bloom in varying colours ranging from soft yellow to pinks. 9cm pots.

295.00

10177 Blc. Don de Michaels ‘Razzmatazz’ x Blc. Barney Garrison ‘Walton’ AM/AOS (Photo Blc Barney Garrison) Very large dark blooms on well held stems. 9cm pots. See 2nd parent below.

295.00

Blc Don de Michaels ‘Razzmatazz’ Photo of the above to show the second parent.

10179 Blc. Don de Michaels ‘Razzmatazz’ x Blc. Myrtle Beach ‘Newberry’ AM/AOS (Photo Blc Myrtle Beach ‘Newberry’). Very dark lavenders, large blooms, some with yellow ‘eyes’. 9cm pots.

295.00

10015 Blc. Fort Watson ‘’# 10’ x Lc Newberry Firehouse ‘Mendenhall’ (Photo Lc Newberry Firehouse) Intense reds, large blooms and vigorous growth habit. 9cm pots.

295.00

9935 Blc. Love Sound ‘Dogashima’ x Pot. Newberry Sweetheart ‘Lipstick’ (Photo Blc Love Sound) Newberry Sweetheart is a rosy pink compact plant with large blooms. Expect well shaped, art shades. 9cm pots.

295.00

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10194 Blc. Pratum Green ‘Royston’ FCC/AOS x Blc. Bald Eagle ‘Columbia’ AM/AOS (Photo Blc Pratum Green ‘Royston’). Expect light greens with darker lips. 9cm pots.

295.00

9234 Blc. Triumphal Coronation ‘Seto’ x Blc. Mem Grant Eichler ‘Lenette’ HCC/AOS A new generation for large, ruffled lavenders with rich yellow throat coloring. Both parents are strong growers and very fragrant. Back in stock for second time. 9cm pots.

325.00

10005 C. Fabia semi-alba ‘Photo-Dow’ x Lc. Amber Glow ‘Mendenhall’ Lc Amber Glow is a famous yellow hybrid (Derna x Anne Walker). Expect rich yellows from this cross. 9cm pots.

325.00

10188 C. Mark Jones x C. Mark Jones ‘Newberry’ Standard sized, bifoliate plants will have clusters of waxy green or cream blooms showing a heavy overlay of dark red freckles. Bright magenta coloured lips on all. Suitable for basket or mount culture or pots with well-draining media. 9cm pots.

295.00

10137 C. Mrs Myra Peeters (gaskelliana coerulea ‘Anna’s Joy’ x warneri coerulea ‘Miranda’ FCC/AOS) (Photo C gaskelliana coerulea) Expect flowers very similar to photo. 9cm pots.

295.00

9866 C. Portia coerulea (C. labiata coerulea ‘Canaimas Heidelbeer’ x C. bowringiana coerulea ‘Willowpond’ Everyone loves a blue cattleya and the C&H remake of this popular cross will produce some exceptionally showy results.Plants will be large growing with clusters of lilac and blue flowers with soft yellow throats. Lightly fragrant. 9cm pots.

395.00

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9635 Laelia Coronet (L harpophylla ‘no. 3’ x L cinnabarina) Expect sprays of bright orange star-shaped blooms with lighter yellow and cream trumpet shaped lips. Very shows with a blooming season just right for winter shows. Use a long lasting and fast draining media and do not disturb too often. 9cm pots.

375.00

9997 Laelia Pulcherrima (L purpurata concolor ‘Jeni’ x L purpurata carnea ‘Newberry Perfection’) Beautiful colour form of this excellent primary hybrid from the cross of two of Brazil’s most beautiful species, L lobata and L purpurata. The blooms are oh so delicately marked. 9 cm pots.

420.00

8920 Lc. Li Cheng Mary x Lc. Stephen Splendor ‘no. 1’ New line breeding from the famous Lc Persepolis ‘Splendor’ for lavish semi-alba blooms with deep red-purple lips. Large growing with broad foliage. Fall/winter blooming. 9cm pots.

295.00

10122 Lc. Marcello Miranda ‘Emily’ AM/AOS x C labiata coerulea ‘Caniamas Heidelbeer’ Photo Lc Marcello Miranda – used extensively in breeding quality blue cattleyas. The C labiate used is of very good quality. 9cm pots.

325.00

9964 Lc. C. G. Roebling ‘Royal Purple’ HCC/AOS x self Large, light bluish/white flowers that have a deep purple tubular lip and gold veining. 9cm pots.

325.00

10196 Pot. Ann Cutter (Pot. Greg Uzar ‘Newberry Majesty’ x Sc Lana Coryell ‘Forevermore’ AM/AOS) (Photo Sc Lana Coryell) Soft yellows and pinks, good shape and size. 9cm pots.

295.00

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10227 Pot. Greg Uzar ‘Newberry Majesty’ x Lc. Lou Gilmore ‘Sunflower’ Photo: Lou Gilmore New breeding for luscious yellows with red or pink lip colouring. Both parents are good growers and tend to produce multiple growths. Very fragrant. 9cm pots.

295.00

10239 Pot. Greg Uzar ‘Sunshine’ x Sc. Beaufort ‘Harfords’s Elmwood’ Photo: Sc Beaufort (minicatt). I am sure this hybrid is going to produce some really special blooms. All will be yellow, with good substance. 9cm pots

295.00

10046 Pot. Paxton Brooks ‘Orange Surprise’ x Pot. Paxton Brooks ‘Sunset Glow’ The compact seedlings were bred from 2 strong growing parents, both very floriferous with vibrantly shaded blooms. Winter-various. 9cm pots.

325.00

9816 Sc. Dandee Tease (4N) (C percivaliana x Sc. Beaufort) (Photo C percivaliana) Imported for the second time. Very popular cross, vigorous and floriferous. 8cm pots.

295.00

10186 Sc. Lana Coryell ‘Pink’ x Bc Raspberry Parfait ‘Lorraie McLellan’ (Photo Blc Raspberry Parfait). Expect pretty, compact growing plants with candy pink blooms. Could flower twice a year. Seedlings are provings to be warmth tolerant. 9cm pots.

295.00

9994 Slc. Anne Tapper ‘Mendenhall’ x Lc. Jungle Elf ‘Carmela’ (Photo Slc. Anne Tapper). Jungle Elf is a short bifoliate with dark red spots over sunny yellow blooms. Expect a range of red, orange and gold blooms with varying markings on compact growing plants. Warmth tolerant and suitable for basket culture. 9cm pots.

295.00

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OTHER GENERA – HYBRIDS AND MERICLONES FROM CARTER AND

HOLMES AND OTHERS

Code Description Price 9981 Bifrenaria Fuersten Mountain

(Bifrenaria inodora x harrisoniae) Interesting cross from Carter and Holmes of the light green/lavender lipped B. inordora with B harrisoniae (see photo). Need winter rest, blooms in early summer for shows. Near blooming size plants in 12cm pots.

150.00

E/o Brassidium Gilded Urchin For those who like ‘spider’ orchids this one is a must! Bright yellow/green with brown barring, it blooms in mid-summer on vigorous plants. 12cm blooming size.

325.00

E/o Carpenterara Sydney Smith ‘Green Monkey’ AM/AOS Oncidium type orchid, east to grow and bloom. Flowering size in 12cm pots.

250.00

O/o Coelogne Unchained Melody At last have divided this spectacular, spring blooming orchid. Blooming size divisions in 12.5cm pots. A few larger plants available on request at higher price.

95.00

O/o Colmanara Catatante’ Kilauea Karma’ Magnificent displays of tall chestnut stems for late spring and summers. Large plants in bloom with many spikes. Various sizes.

450.00 and

295.00

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O/o Dendrobium x delicatum This is a natural hybrid between kingianum and speciosum. It is extremely vigorous, beautifully fragrant, blooms for the spring shows and makes excellent specimen plants! 12cm pots. Some smaller plants available on request.

145.00

O/o Den. Green Apple Vigorous plants of this dendrobium Phalaenopsis type. Ready to come into bloom now. 12cm pots/very nice blooming size. Vigorous!

325.00

TSG Dendrobium King Zip ‘Red Splash’ I am happy to have obtained a good D kingianum hybrid – this red and white combination should bloom for the spring shows and make a nice display.

275.00

10228 Encyclia granitica x Enc. tampensis alba (Photo. Enc granica) Enc tampensis is known as the Florida Butterfly orchid and is brown/green with a delicate white lip with purple veining. Plants should be easy to grow and bloom. 9cm pots.

250.00 New

E/o Epidendrum Wedding Valley Hybrid from Epi Princess Valley and Pearl Valley. Delightful pink with white tips on petals and sepals. Blooming size in 12cm pots.

225.00

E/o Onc. Aka Baby Coming from the next generation of fragrant Oncidiums bred from the original ‘Chocolate Orchid’ – Sharry Baby ‘Sweet Fragrance’. Aka Baby is a major improvement over its parent. Blooming size in 12cm pots.

295.00

E/o Oncidium Wildcat Bobcat This is an easy orchid to grow and has long spikes with as many as 40 yellow, red and white flowers that can last up to 10 weeks. If properly cared for it can bloom twice a year! Blooming size plants. 12cm pots.

325.00

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M5753 Onc. Heaven Scent One of the famous ‘Chocolate’ orchids. Tall branched sprays with miniature burgundy and cream coloured blooms. Fragrance is a very sweet blend of vanilla and milk chocolate. Heavenly! Adult plants are free flowering throughout the year. Blooming size plants. 12cm pots.

325.00

E/o Miltonia Futuresque Gloria Expect long, arching spikes of pansy like blooms that open yellow and change to an unusual mauve as it ages. Blooming size in 12cm pots.

295.00

E/o Miltoniopsis Herr Alexander The species originates from Peru. Plants bloom from spring through to summer. Plant in a well drained, rather fine mix to suit slender root system. Does not like big fluctuations in temperature. Blooming size in 12cm pots.

295.00

E/o Miltoniopsis Red Tide This cross is Mps. Hamburg x Mps Storm. Lovely colour and blooms prolifically. Flowering size in 12cm pots.

295.00

E/o Miltoniopsis Princess Diane Bright light and cool temperatures will ensure dark colours in this hybrid. Nice fragrance as well. Blooming size in 12cm pot.

295.00

O/O Pot. Beau’s Golden Touch Very vigorous miniature Cattleya blooming late spring and early summer. Multiple leads, blooming size in 14cm pots.

350.00

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TSG Psychopsis Mariposa This is a sequential blooming orchid which has been known to flower for months on end, often years. Each flower lasts around a month then drops off to be followed by another one within the following 4 weeks. I grow mine in fairly small pots and hang them up in a wooden basket with bright east light. Very rewarding!

350.00

O/o Psychopsis Mendenhall ‘Hildos’ (Butterfly x papilio) A mericlone of one of the best Psychopsis ever produced with beautiful green foliage covered in mahogany checks and spots.Flower spikes can get to 36cm tall and will produce a single large butterfly-like flowers than last 3 weeks and will then fade while another bud is produced. Can bloom on same spike for a number of years. NBS

395.00

TSG Vanda Peaches (falcata x curvifolia) Now classified as Vanda, these small growing plants like intermediate conditions with a free draining mix. Plants can be so covered with blooms it is difficult to see the leaves! 9cm pot.

295.00

E/o Vanda (hybrids) Mixed – variety of different colours. All blooming size. Request list of available plants.

395.00

E/o Zygopetalum Artur Elle ‘Tombstone’ These orchid blooms are a combination of purple, green and white and have a lovely perfume to go with them! Blooming size plants in 12cm pots.

295.00

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PHRAGMIPEDIUMS FROM ECUAGENERA

1568 Phrag besseae

Found on the eastern slopes of the Andes of Colombia, Ecuador and Peru as a small sized, cool growing terrestrial on cliff faces of riversides and on granite rocks. Dark green leaves are held in a fan shape that blooms in late winter and spring on a 1-4 successive flowered inflorescence. Stunning colours. Known as Mrs Besse’s Phrag!

920.00

1569 Phrag besseae Chiguinda

1,195.00

1576 Phrag besseae Amazonas

1,195.00

1572 Phrag besseae Guaramales

1,195.00

E13 Phrag boissierianum var czerwiakowianum Medium sized, cool to warm terrestrial species from Peru and Ecuador that blooms in the autumn through spring. It has an erect 23cm long successively single flowered inflorescence that carries a few (3) flowers. 9cm pots.

750.00

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E14 Phrag hirtzii Found in Ecuador and Colombia as a medium sized, warm growing terrestrial on large boulders near watercaourses. Blooms at any time of year on an erect 40cm long, 5 to 7 flowered inflorescence and has successively opening flowers held well above the plant. 9cm pots.

750.00

2162 Phrag Eric Young (longifolium x besseae) Phrag longifolium ensures vigorous growth, while besseae add colour. 9cm pots.

1,100.00

2164 Phrag Fritz Schomburg (besseae x kovachii) or (kovachii x besseae) Perhaps the best primary kovachii hybrid so far, Fritz Schomburg looks like a huge besseae hybrid with colours in purple to coral tones. 9cm pots.

1,445.00

2165 Phrag Geralda (lindleyanum x caudatum var. giganteum) This hybrid originated by Mr Turner in 1899. It is exceedingly vigorous and makes a good specimen plant. 9 cm pots.

1,145.00

1577 Phrag humboltii Fortuna This orchid is on the red list of threatened species and is found in Costa Rica, Guatemala etc. Grows at an altitude of 1,500 – 1,600m. The number of adult plants continues to decrease in its natural habitat. This particular variety is found in the Fortuna forest reserve and is protected from collection. 9cm pots

1,475.00

2170 Phrag Incan Treasure (longifolium x kovachii) Petals are around 12cm plus in length. This plant is very useful in breeding to other long petal Phrags or to 4N Phrags to create very large flowers. 9cm pots.

1,100.00

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2171 Phrag Ingrid Portilla (kovachii x warscewiczianum) This cross was previously known as Phrag Andean Tears.

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E16 Phrag lindenii Found in Venezuela, Ecuador etc. at elevations of over 1200m as a large sized, cool to cold growing lithophyte that is similar to P caudatum but differs in having a simple lip and blooms in late fall and early winter. 9cm pots.

750.00

E17 Phrag longifolium Found from Costa Rica to Ecuador on roadside banks as a medium to large sized, warm to cool growing terrestrial. It has an erect, 60 – 90cm long, several flowered inflorescence with 7 to 9 flowers opening in successions mostly in autumn but could be almost any time during the year. 9cm pots.

695.00

E18 Phrag pearcei A small sized, cool to warm growing terrestrial from Peru, Costa Rica and Ecuador growing near rivers and on boulders within rivers. It has no pseudobulbs but its growths are close together. There is a terminal, erect, 14cm long successive opening, multiflowered inflorescence that occurs in the summer and has non fragrant flowers. I find it easy to grow here on the Garden Route. 9cm pots.

575.00

2176 Phrag Peruflora’s Angel (kovachii x richteri) This cross was a pleasant surprise for the breeder. Flowers exhibit a gorgeous variety from lavender to purple. 9cm pots.

1,195.00

2177 Phrag Peruflora’s Cirila Alca (kovachii x dalessandroi) A nice hybrid producing flowers with different shades of fuschia. Temperature cool-intermediate. Light level low to medium. Blooming season varies. 9cm pots.

920.00

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2179 Phrag Q F Maria (dallessandroi x lindleyanum) This primary hybrid should be a nice compact grower exhibiting good colour blooms. 9cm pots.

1,145.00

E19 Phrag reticulatum Found in Peru and Ecuador on steep embankments in very wet montane forests along rivers with rich black, well drained sandy soil. Blooms in late summer and autumn on an erect, 1 to 2 flowered inflorescence. 9cm pots.

575.00

E20 Phrag richteri (aka P amazonica) Found in Peru as a medium sized, cool to warm growing, natural hybrid terrestrial orchid with the parents of Phragmipediuim pearcii and boisserianum. 9cm pots.

1150.00

2180 Phrag Ruby Slippers (besseae x caudatum) Nice shape and besseae colour. 9cm pots.

1,100.00

1584 Phrag schlimii From Colombia, this phrag grows as a medium sized, warm to cool growing terrestrial at elevations of 1200 – 2100 m in areas with constant water seepage. Fragrant flowers occur in the autumn but are possible any time of the year. 9cm pots.

920.00

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2183 Phrag Super Rubies (besseae x popowii) This is a long petaled red Phragmipedium hybrid. Very nice sized plants in 9cm pots ready for potting on.

1,145.00

1586 Phrag warzewiczianum var. wallisii Hailing from Guatemala and named in 1852 in honour of the plant collector Josef Warscewicz, this phrag is one of the most spectacular members of the phrag species. 9 and 12.5cm pots.

1,145.00

E22 Phrag warszewiczianum var wallisii x Phrag humboldtii ‘Fortuna’ Primary hybrid with two long petalled parents. Blooming size. 9cm Disa pots.

920.00

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PAPHIOPEDILUM SPECIES

TSG Paph. bellatulum

Known as the Enchanting Paph, this is a small sized, hot to cool growing terrestrial mostly from China. It is found is shady, limestone crevices with the roots in leaf mold and moss. It flowers in spring and summer. Very nice plants in 9cm pots.

550.00

TSG Paph. chamberlainianum Found in Sumatra at elevations of 2000m as a small to medium sized, cool to cold growing lithophytic orchid. It blooms throughout the year on a 45cm long, erect, 4 to 8 flowered inflorescence with the flowers produced successively over a long period of time. Can easily be in bloom all year! 9cm pots.

550.00

TSG Paph. esquirolei (hirsutissimum var esquirolei) Found in N Thailand, N Vietnam and S China this herbaceous humus epiphytic species is found on NE facing slopes in semi-deciduous forests above limestone caves. Cool to warm growing with clear green leaves that blooms in spring on a single flowered inflorescence. 9cm pots.

550.00

O/o Paph. gratrixianum Found growing in leaf litter in south-eastern Laos and Northern Vietnam in evergreen cloud forests with no dry season and constant humidity. Produces an erect 25cm long, single flowered inflorescence that is autumn and early winter blooming. Easy to grow and bloom.

450.00

TSG Paph glaucophyllum From central Sumatra and Java on volcanic mountain slopes. It is a small sized, hot to warm growing terrestrial species with clear blue-green, dull leaves. It blooms from spring through summer on a 40cm long stem with up to 20 successively opening flowers with never more than 2 open at a time. Very rewarding. 9cm pots.

450.00

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TSG Paph henryanum This species was only discovered in 1987. It occurs around the China and N 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.

450.00

TSG Paph rothschildianum A medium to large sized, multiflowered, warm to cool growing terrestrial found in N Borneo on steep slopes and cliff faces. Inflorescence is up to 75cm long and carries 2 – 4 large to very large, showy flowers. 9cm pots.

650.00

TSG Paph villosum This cool growing paph is a delight to grow on the Garden Route. Blooms profusely towards the end of winter through to spring with long lasting glossy flowers and yellow green leaves. It forms clumps and is found in Assam India, Thailand, S China through to Vietnam. It carries a single flower.

450.00

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PAPHIOPEDILUM HYBRIDS

CH/ 10118

Paph. Living Desert x P. tonsum. This cross is producing tan and rose shades plus a glossy sheen from the tonsum parent. 8cm pots. Strong, vigorous growers with beautifully patterned leaves. (P Living desert is P Alma Gevaert x P mastersianum). 9cm pots. Limited.

175.00

TSG Paph Red Maudiae P. Hung Sheng Queen x Hung Sheng Bay Photo is of Hung Sheng Bay – expect superior quality vini paphs. 9cm pots.

275.00

TSG Paph Green Maudiae P. Hung Sheng Citron x Hsinying Alex Photo is P Hsinying Alex. Expect superior quality alba maudiae type paphs. 9cm pots.

250.00

TSG Paph Red complex P. Hung Sheng Carillon x P. Provocation Photo is P Provocation – with Winston Churchill in the background it is sure to be a good cross. Blooming size in 9cm pots. Vigorous.

350.00

TSG Paph Green complex P. Hung Sheng Hamana x Hawaiian Shamrock Photo is P Hawaiian Shamrock. Expect large green complex paphs which are blooming size in 9cm pots.

350.00

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CYMBIDIUMS SELECTION OF MERICLONES AND SEEDLINGS

VIGOROUS IN 15CM POTS ALSO FLOWERING SIZE IN 17.5 & 20CM POTS

Code Description Price Cym. CB114 (Cape Giant x Cape Fair

Blush) x Cape Cass (Photo: Cym Cape Giant) Expect vigorous white standards. 17.5cm pots.

250.00

Cym. CB120 Cape Sunrise x (Khan Flame ‘Sheena’ x Fair Wall Dural) (Photo: Cym Khan Flame ‘Sheena’) Second parent photo is below. Expect large dark orange blooms with well-marked lips. 17.5cm pots.

250.00

Cym. Photo Cym Cape Sunrise

Cym. 201521 Fiery Beauty x Duckitt Bicentennial (Photo: Cym Duckitt Bicentennial) Vigorous orange standard crossed with the lovely Duckitt red. 17.5cm pots.

250.00

Photo: Cym Fiery Beauty One parent of hybrid above and below. Very deep orange with red band on lip. Well held, upright stems.

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Cym. ES 1502 Fiery Beauty x Valley Vampire ‘Blood’ (Photo: Valley Vampire ‘Blood’) The orange of Fiery Beauty crossed with this very dark red. 17.5cm pots.

250.00

Cym. KPM02 Khaipour ‘Symmetry’ Near blooming size plants in 15cm pots carrying many stems of very dark blooms of intermediate size. Can be staked upright or allowed to hang down semi-arching. Large near blooming size in 15cm pots.

250.00

Cym. (Khan Flame x Red Beauty) x Elle Ronis x Red Nelly) Photo: Cym Red Beauty Expect high quality red, standard cymbidiums from this cross. 15cm pots, near blooming size.

175.00

Cym. (Peter Dawson x Andy’s Big White) x Mem. Frieda Duckitt (Photo: Peter Dawson) Vigorous whites with many blooms per stem. 15cm pots. 2 left

175.00

Cym. (Predawn Dream x Gauteng) x Mem. Frieda Duckitt. Expect quality yellow standards from this hybrid. Near blooming size in 15cm pots.

250.00

Cym. KPM27 Plum Crazy ‘Toffee’ Mericlone. Stunning dark brown intermediate with upright stems and many blooms. Very eye catching! Mericlone. 15cm pots, vigorous, bulb and growth.

250.00

Cym. Pure Inca ‘Gold’ x Pure Destiny ‘Ultimate’ (Photo: Pure Destiny ‘Ultimate’). This is a hugely successful concolor cross – I haven’t seen a bad one yet! Strong growers in 15cm pots.

250.00

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Cym. CB115 Rincon Winter Wonder x White Valley ‘Becky’ (Photo: White Valley ‘Becky’) White standards with coloured lips. 17.5cm pots.

250.00

Cym. ES1524 (Snow Spell x Mother of Pearl) x Fiery Beauty (Photo: Fiery Beauty) Expect whites through to orange standards. 17.5cm pots.

250.00

Cym. KPM25 Street Hawk ‘Mem Tom Monk’ Good clear red with arching spikes. 17cm pots, blooming size. Just a few left.

450.00

Cym. MC1401 Valley Conquest ‘Peach Bloom’ Mericlone. Nice peach standard mericlone. 17.5cm pots. Large bulb and growth.

250.00

Cym. Valley Legend ‘Stef’ x Mem. Frieda Duckitt (Photo: Valley Legend) Shades of yellow and peach. 15cm pots.

250.00

Cym. Valley Zenith I am thrilled to have obtained some of these highly sought after green cymbidiums originally hybridised by Valley Orchids in Australia. Plants are in 17.5cm pots and are blooming size for 2020.

350.00

Cym. MC1422 Wallara ‘Golden Ball’ HCC/AOS (Photo C Wallara) This mericlone will have tall stems of yellow with red lips make this choice easy. Single growth to bulb and growth plants in 15cm pots.

175.00

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ACCESSORIES, FERTILISERS AND POTTING MIX

Price. GARDEN CARE FERTILISER ‘NUTRIFEED’ – a balanced general plant 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.

R90.00

GROWING ORCHIDS FERTILISER – A high nitrogen fertiliser made for orchids. 500gm re-sealable pack. Use from spring through to January for maximum growth on cymbidiums especially.

R90.00

FLOWERING ORCHIDS FERTILISER – This is a low nitrogen, water soluble formulation for supplementing the nutrient requirements of all flowering orchids in a variety of growing media. 500gm re-sealable packets. 6:20:30.

R90.00

POT LABELS (WHITE) Pot labels 100 x 13mm per 25 labels

R12.50

POT LABELS (WHITE) Pot labels 125mm x 13mm per 25 labels

R15.00

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R20.00

GIFT CARDS – hand painted orchid pictures of flowers from my greenhouse. Selection of 10 different ones. Individually wrapped.

R20.00 each

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 and Phals.

R65.00

CYMBIDIUM/CATTLEYA MIX (approx. 5 kg) 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 packing and postage).

R125.00

PLAIN BARK – 20-25mm pieces. 15dm cubed sized bag. It has a little charcoal with it.

R70.00

All mix sent via normal parcel post taking 5 days or more. Packing charge of R60 and then exact parcel post charged as per weight of mix sent.

CLAY POTS 15cm handmade clay pots with holes in the sides for excellent drainage. Suitable for Vandas and I love them for mini-Catts. Preferable ex-Nursery only due to weight and possible breakages.

R95.00

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CONDITIONS

1. All prices are nett.

2. Mail orders are my speciality, I normally pack on a Monday or Tuesday. Please add 15% to value of the order to cover courier or wait for quote on Postnet courier which is likely to be less expensive. Please also add a packing charge of R60.00 per order.

3. Note! I use Dawn Wing Couriers for Door to Door, minimum cost is R200 or

15%. As we have a local Postnet, I am prepared to use them provided the parcels are small and under 3kg. R100 should cover it if less than 3kg and small in volume. They can be collected at your nearest Postnet depot. Large cymbidiums or other large plants may attract a higher courier fee than 15%.

4. All plants are all sent in their containers with the potting mix sealed into the pot.

Large plants can be sent bareroot if requested in order to save money.

5. The nursery is open Wednesdays from 10am – 1pm. All other times by 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 (or universal), Account number 1071-257-633. Email copies of deposit slip to [email protected] WE DO NOT HAVE VISA FACILITIES! Please do not deposit cash – if you must do, please add R30.00 to cover bank costs.

7. Please note that this list cancels all other lists.

8. DIRECTIONS TO THE NURSERY FROM N2:- ADDRESS: 34 Napier Street, Blanco. George, Western Province From Cape Town: 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 450m – turn right into Napier Street – continue nearly to the bottom, no. 34 is on the left 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).

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DENDROBIUM SPECIOSUM

var. ‘Woodcroft’ This photo is just to show you what can be done with a Dendrobium speciosum. This plant was imported from Australia 28 years ago and photographed in my

shaded area in September 2014 with Robert looking on. Second photo taken in 2016 before our spring show – transported in a builder’s lorry!

It received an Award of Cultural Merit at the Orchid Society of the Southern Cape Spring Show.

Pods of this plant to be sown soon! Watch this space! In the meantime Den speciosum var Compacta available.