Special Offering of Hybrid Divisions 
These hybrid divisions are being offered to orchid growers who wish quality plants at 
reasonable prices. All bulbs have leaves and are strong divisions with well developed eyes. 
These divisions are all potted but those who wish to save shipping costs may request shipment 
in paper pots. Available for immediate shipping. Expected to flower on next growth. 
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Three bulb divisions.......... 7.50 each—any three for 20.00 
Four bulb divisions.........- 10.00 each—any three for 27.00 
Five bulb divisions............ 12.50 each—any three for 35.00 
C. Priscilla Alba (C. Enid Alba x C. Speciosissima var. Stanleyii) 
This white colored lip variety has many attributes. It flowers heaviest during the late 
Spring months of May, June and July. However, growths made at other times of the 
year will flower when matured. Labellum is dark with white margins. Sepals and 
petals are white with a blush of lavender near mid-rib. Easily grown. 
C. ENID (C. Warscewiczii x C. Mossiae.) 
Considered one of the most generally useful hybrids in any collection today. Sepals 
and petals very dark lavender with very dark, often crimson lips. Often flowers twice 
a year. Usually Summer and Winter. 
C. Enid (C. Warscewiczii x C. Mossiae) 
Labellum of this cross is very frilled and dark. Sepals and petals dark rosy lavender. 
Extremely robust grower. (See picture, page 12.) Same cross as above but different in- 
dividuals used as parents. 
Cultural Directions for Orchid Growers 
It has always been difficult to secure cultural directions to grow orchids. However, 
today there are a number of fine publications available and every orchid grower should 
subscribe to as many as possible. They cover all phases of orchid growing around the 
world. It is advisable to obtain as many back issues of orchid bulletins as there is a 
storehouse of knowledge that will save you many costly mistakes. We list a few of the 
publications available today for your convenience on page 34. 
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