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Cattleya Angel Love 'Pinky' - Cattleya Orchid Plant (936 readers)
Contributed by amazon 26.06 2007 on 13:00:25 Topic: Plants / Perennials Match on Title and Article's textAngel Love Pinky HCC/AOS. Elegant clusters of mauve-pink with cream colored lip blushed with a darker mauve-pink. Flowers held high above the foliage on compact plants. Light fragrance. The plant is 4-6 tall and growing in a 4 pot. Cattleyas (cat-LAY-a) - Cattleyas have earned the reputation as the Queen of Orchids and are known to the public as the ultimate in floral corsages. While some naturally occurring species are offered by growers, the most popular plants are man-made hybrids derived fro ...
Bletilla striata - Hyacinth Orchid (957 readers)
Contributed by amazon 12.02 2008 on 10:34:41 Topic: Plants / Perennials Match on Article's textThe Lavender Japanese Hyacinth Orchid is the ideal orchid to grow in the home. Each flower is a wonder of nature. Produces 6 or more exotic miniature orchid like flowers resembling the lovely Cattleya Orchid. It grows about 10-12 inches tall and is very easy to grow on a sunny windowsill. ...
The Classic Cattleyas (862 readers)
Contributed by amazon 03.04 2007 on 10:50:54 Topic: Other / Books Match on Title and Article's textIn 1818, William Cattley succeeded in flowering one of the first species of the genus that would bear his name. These first cattleyas are the classic cattleyas, whose form defined the essence of tropical orchids for generations to come. Indeed, the color of their flowers became known as orchid. In this helpful and informative book, each classic Cattleya species is described in fascinating detail, and its role in breeding programs is elucidated. ...
The Cattleyas and Their Relatives (820 readers)
Contributed by amazon 11.04 2007 on 10:25:38 Topic: Other / Books Match on Title and Article's textThe Debatable Epidendrums | In this supplement to his celebrated series of books on the Cattleya alliance of orchids, Carl Withner joins with Patricia Harding to explore the debatable epidendrums. Carl Linnaeus established the genus Epidendrum in 1753 to include the mostly epiphytic orchid plants being sent to him from tropical America. Over time the genus grew to include more than 1000 species of evergreen epiphytic, lithophytic, or terrestrial orchids. ...
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