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Ansellia africans ‘Mt Millais Strain’ x Ansellia africans ‘Select’. Approx 170mm high plants in 70mm pots.

Superior strain of this robust growing South African species.

Arthurara Sea Snake ‘Unforgettable’. Large Flowering Size.

Arthurara Sea Snake ‘Unforgettable’. Large Flowering Size. Very striking Brassia style flowers, long spikes, great grower as well.

Bc. Korea Beauty ‘JK Lee’. 50mm pots.

B. nodosa hybrid with star shaped yellow flowers with a broad spotted lip.

Beallara Marfitch ‘Howards Dream’. Flowering Size .

Stunning large flowered deep purple intergeneric.

Bptcdm. Possum Woolf ‘Red Cascade’. 70/80mm pots.

Miniature Oncidium style, great grower, heat and cold tolerant.

Brassavola digbyana. 50mm pots.

Great species with a striking frilled lip.

Bryobium hyacinthoides. Flowering Size Divisions.

Fleshy bulbed species from the Malaysian peninsular, Sumatra and Java. Prolific grower and fabulous perfume.

Bulbophyllum sikkimense. FS in 70mm pots.

Very cute mini growing Bulbo species native to North-East India. Grow shady and warm and moist for best results.

C. Caudebec Candy ‘Hot Spots’. Near Flowering size in 115mm pots.

Tall clusters of heavy texture pink spotted flowers.

C. Jungle Gem x Ollies Folly x B. nodosa. 50mm pots.

Compact growers with lemon/lime star shaped flowers with fine petal spotting and a heavily spotted lip. Seedlings, so the amount of spotting and colour will vary from plant to plant.

Cattleya schilleriana. 50mm pots.

Two excellent examples used here for high quality schilleriana.

Den. Aridang Light Blue. Approx 160mm high plants in 70mm pots.

Hardcane Dendrobium with a white base colour offset by delicate lavender petal splashing.

Den. Chet’s Choice. 50mm pots.

Beautiful primary hybrid with a great combination of Den. farmeri and densiflorum. Great growers !

Den. convolutum x Den. Goldenglow Queen ‘Big One’. 50mm pots.

Our prediction for this new cross is something close to Den Mystic Bee, only we think it will be larger plants, spikes and flowers ! We’ve used the shorter convolutum as the pod parent to hopefully retain a more compact growth habit.