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CHYSIS 
BRACTESENS 
CATTLEYA 
SKINNERI 
DENOROB | UM 
PHALAENOPS | S 
BRASSOVOLA 
NODOSA 
LAELIA 
ALBIDA 
LAELIA 
ANCEPS 
LAELIA 
AUTUMNAL IS 
LAELIA FURFURACEA 
LAELIA 
MAJALIS 
ONC 1 DIUM 
CEBELLATA 
ONCIDIUN #HHE 
SPHACELA TUM 
ONC! DIUM 
LEUCOCH! LUM 
ONCID1UM 
MACRANTHUM 
ONC!D1UM 
CANCEANUM 
ONC!1D1UM 
ORN | THORHYNCHUM 
A new supply of this wonderful orchid has just arrived. We 
have not been able to get this one for months. A fairly 
rare orchid from southern Mexico. Short racemes from axils 
of the young growth produce from 4 to 8 blooms to 3". Bloom 
is white, lip white with yellow and red streaks. Substance 
is heavy, bloom wax-like lasts up to 6 weeks on the plant. 
Blooms in the spring Srou 
Pseudobulbs elongated, leaves bi-foliate. Each bloom spike 
produces from 5 to 9 blooms of rose-purple up to 5" across 
in fall, winter. A rewarding plant to grow. Should be in 
all collections 3.00 
A lovely plant originally from Asia. pseudobulbs approx {[5" 
on specimen plants to 3'. Blooms from tip of pseudobulb on 
new and old growths. spike carries from 6 to 20 blooms of 
deep rose, 3" across, in autumn. Well established blooming 
size, tho small plants 1.50 
Larger size, 3.00 
Terete leaved, pseudobulbless plant. Each blooming spike 
has from | to 5 blooms of pure white, 2 to 2&" across. 
blooming time normally winter, but may bloom several times 
a year. Ze oOu 
HEAVILY RIBBED BULBS WITH EVERGREEN FOLIAGE. Extremely easy 
to bloom. Spike to 2' on which are borne from 6 to {2 
blooms of pure white up to 3" across in the winter. 3.00 
Originally from Australia. Pseudobulbs start their bloom: 
spike in July and August. These blooms of rose-purple 
average better than 3" across. Several make a nice corsage. 
Blooms in October, November ZroU 
Fall blooming, similar to L. anceps, but has more blooms. 
Ours come from E! Salvador and are very nice plants. 3.00 
A variety of L. Autumnalis with smaller pseudobulbs and 
more blooms of purple and white to 3" . Season late spring. 
2e00 
Also called grandiflora and when you see it bloom you will 
know why. The bloom is almost 8" across. Plant is dwarf 
in habit, seldom exceeding 5" and is almost completely 
covered by the bloom. Blooms summer S00 
This plant resembles Brassovola nodosa with terete leaves. 
Bloom spikes as long a 4' appear in the Spring are 
Icaded with bright yellow blooms spotted with dark brown. 
Blooms average 2". ZeoU 
First time offered by us. From Mexico, pseudobulbs 4 to 6" 
leaves to 2'. Scapes 3 to 5' branched, many flowered I[" 
across chestnut brown barred yellow. Yellow on reflex tip of 
petals. Lip golden yellow with reddish band in front of 
crest. Blooms Spring 3.50 
This plant hotds its blooms a very long time, up to 10 wekks. 
Blooms in fall. Branching spikes to 4' with myriad blooms 
of yellow with dark brown spots, to 3' across. 3.00 
A four color beauty. Heavy bloomer, crown petals are yellow 
with dark brown spots, lip is white with a large crimson 
spot deep in the throat. Blooms average 3' and appear in 
late winter and early spring. 
The Burro Ears orchid. One of the loveliest of the oncidium 
family. Rose lilac sepals and petais with darker lip. 3.00 
Becoming quite rare in Panama and Venezuela. The only 
lavender oncidium.. The graceful smal! blooms on a branching 
spike undulate in the slightest breeze and resemble birds in 
flight, hence the name. Blooms Fall Mie, 
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