Another beautiful cymbidium orchid just finished it’s flowering season and it’s a cross of cymbidium “Dream Therapy” – very nice and unusual. It’s parentage is quite complicated, giving a kind of two-tone effect to the blooms. It’s a cross of Dream Therapy x Eazan Shining “Ginger Kisses” x Glittering Gold . Read the rest of this entry »
Being first month of spring, my native dendrobiums orchids currently in bloom. They are some of the easiest orchids to grow and every year reward me with many scented and sculptured flowers. Read the rest of this entry »
My Coelogyne mooreana “Wild One” in flower at the moment. It’s one of the beautiful varieties that are easy to grow for a beginner, as well as experienced orchid collector. It flowers with these large pristine white blooms that are sweetly scented, and quite a delight to see in the middle of our winter. Read the rest of this entry »
This is the first month of winter in our part of the world and it means that fabulous cymbidium orchids started it’s seasonal flowering again. Many of my plants very busy at the moment, developing new flower spikes and ready to to put up a show. It’s nice to see some of my old plants growing strong as well as discovering new and unusual first-time for me bloomers. Read the rest of this entry »
Another of my beautiful Odm. nobile orchid currently in flower – it’s very nice cross named ‘Full Moon x Tiffany” and it flowers with huge white pink dotted blooms. The flowers are large and free flowing relaxed petals and plant producing many long sprays of them during it’s blooming season. It’s also a scented orchid that have strong smell of jasmine that lingers for a long time – an absolute delight! Read the rest of this entry »
My wonderful Oncidium Sharri Baby currently in flower – it’s variety “Sweet Fragrance” and have beautiful scented blooms, reminiscent of “sour cherries” – what a delight! It flowers with masses of small sculptured flowers on long arching flower spikes and flowers are burgundy color with just a touch of white on the petals. Read the rest of this entry »
