LAELIA SUPERBIENS. Guatemala. Stems three to 
seven feet high, carrying from twelve to twenty large 
flowers. Sepals and petals deep rose, lip rich crim- 
son with yellow disc. Winter. Pots $7.50. Baskets 
$10.00 up. LH or GH. 
LYCASTE AROMATICA. Mexico and Guatemala. 
Pseudo-bulbs. Dwarf habit, flowers on scapes three 
to four inches high. Golden yellow lip spotted with 
orange. Very fragrant. Variable as to blooming sea- 
son. Pots $5.00. LH or GH. 
LYCASTE DEPPEI..- Height 12-16 inches. Flowers 
large, sepals pale green, flushed or spotted with red. 
Petals pure white, lip bright yellow, spotted red. 
Winter Pots $5.00. LH or GH. 
LYCASTE SKINNERI. Guatemala. Pseudo-bulbs. 
| | A very popular 
and beautiful spe- 
yi cies. Large and 
'.*- "1 attractive flowers, 
| variable as to col- 
or. Sepals usually 
“| white suffused 
‘‘} with rose, petals 
marked with deep 
‘| rose. Lip whitish, 
\] thickly spotted 
:| with rose on crim- 
eoece pes On. WE nt evr, 
He ee Spring and Sum- 
svay2i mer. Pots $5.00 
SE eee up. Baskets $7.50 
Bites! to $15.00. LH or 
meme) GH. 



ODONTOGLOSSUM BICTONIENSE. Guatemala. 
Pseudo-bulbs. Flower scapes erect. Flowers medium 
sized, sepals and petals yellowish-green, blotched with 
chestnut-brown, lip pale rose. Autumn. Pots $5.00. 
LH. 
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