ORCHIDS

1. Cattleya aclandiae 'Malibu' HCC/AOS Sold Out 'Malibu' is an awarded form of the Brazilian species with a dwarfish growth habit. Its excellently formed waxy four-inch flowers have olive-green sepals and petals with large dark-brown spots and blotches in a pleasing pattern. Its lip is unusually wide with pale-pink side lobes and a purple apex. 2. Encyclia adenocaula 'Nayarit' $50 This species (syn. Epidendrum nemorale) is known only from western Mexico. In nature it grows in rather dry oak and pine forests at three to six thousand feet. This clone, 'Nayarit', has showy sprays of large, star-shaped, rose-pink flowers with a wide pointed lip, veined with darker rose. 3. Cattleya amethystoglossa var. Sanderae 'Armacost' Sold Out Cattleya amethystoglossa has two major color variations--cultivars with a rose-lilac base color and cultivars with a creamy white base color. These latter are called variety Sanderae type, of which 'Armacost' is a classic example. This has been a Stewart Orchids® favorite for many years. The flowers have a creamy white base color and are heavily spotted. This clone blooms very reliably and is always an attention-getter. An excellent addition to any collection. 4. Cattleya amethystoglossa 'El Camino' Sold Out Found along the humid Brazilian coast of Bahia and Espirito Santo, this is an excellent form of a species that likes lots of light and warmth during its growing season. Give it a resting period after it flowers. 5. Cattleya amethystoglossa 'Hutch' AM/AOS Sold Out Among the finest forms of the species, 'Hutch' has rose-lavender sepals and petals with pronounced red-violet spotting. The lip is bright violet with a canary-yellow throat. The naturally very tall inflorescence presents an excellent arrangement of up to twenty-two flowers. For those who want the finest, this is an excellent choice. 6. Cattleya amethystoglossa 'Leigh' $275 A premium plant at Stewart Orchids® for many years, 'Leigh' is a superb example of the species. Its season is late winter into spring and is very fragrant. 7. Cattleya amethystoglossa 'Pink Fantasy' Sold Out Strong stems present many flowered clusters of four inch pink beauties that are spotted with raspberry and have a raspberry spade lip. Very fragrant and a real show-stopper! 8. Laelia anceps 'Charlotte' Sold Out Known as the "Purpurata from the North" for its popularity and showiness, Laelia anceps is a favorite from Mexico. It is cold tolerant and can be grown outside in coastal gardens in California. 'Charlotte' has long spikes with up to six rose-lavender blooms with distinctive pointed tips to segments. 9. Laelia anceps 'Irwin's' AM/AOS $150 Laelia anceps 'Irwin's' is an especially beautiful form of the species with large and very dark flowers. Its sepals and petals are a rich, evenly colored medium lavender. The lip is a velvety royal purple with bright yellow callus and throat. 'Irwin's' flowers during the fall season. 10. Laelia anceps 'Royal Flush' $75 This is a richly colored form of the popular, cold tolerant species from Mexico. It has long spikes, featuring flower segments flushed and tipped with royal velvet. A beauty! 11. Laelia anceps var Guerrero 'Atrevido' $125 Selected from a sizable population, this form has exceptionally fine color with darker petal tips and brilliant yellow in the throat. The flowers are large and very rewarding. 12. Laelia anceps var. Veitchiana 'Tierna' $125 This "blue form" of the species has bluish markings, rather than the typical lavender, on the lip while segments have a pale blue tint. This variety is always popular and is a nice addition to any collection. 13. Epidendrum atropurpureum 'Implacable' Sold Out Epidendrum atropurpureum is one of the handsomest of the encyclias (its botanical name is Encyclia cordigera.) Tall branching spikes with up to fifteen flowers present an arresting display of very dark brown segments contrasting sharply with the glowing rose lavender lip. Easily grown into a beautiful specimen with multiple spikes on each blooming. 14. Epidendrum atropurpureum 'Picardi' Sold Out Exceptionally dark and rich colors highlight the stylized form of this atropurpureum's twisting petals and sepals. 15. Epidendrum atropurpureum 'Retinto' Sold Out This clone is richly colored, free flowering and has a good shape. The petals and sepals are a deep dark mahogany; the lip is plum. 16. Cattleya aurantiaca 'Candida' $100 The flowers of Cattleya aurantiaca are among the brightest in the genus, from yellow through orange to deep red-orange. 'Candida' is an example of the uncommon white form. This free flowering form of the species produces heads of ten or more flowers. The flowers are glistening white with yellow veining in the throat. 17. Cattleya aurantiaca 'Citronella' HCC/AOS $125 When awarded, Cattleya aurantiaca 'Citronella' carried fifty-six flowers on four spectacular inflorescences. Each flower was bright canary yellow with a few tiny red drops in the throat. With a notably hard substance and shiny and waxed texture, 'Citronella' will add color to your late winter and early spring. 18. Cattleya aurantiaca 'Kumquat' HCC/AOS $125 The brilliant 'Kumquat' orange of this clone engages the eye in any collection. The strong stems carry clear light orange flowers with very attractive deep red striations on the lips. 19. Cattleya aurantiaca 'Lemon Drop' $100 'Lemon Drop' is considered one of the very best for its brilliant clear yellow color and spectacular heads of flowers that are the color of those always refreshing lemon drops of one's youth. 20. Cattleya aurantiaca 'Orange Sherbet' AM/AOS Sold Out This Stewart Orchids® favorite for breeding is also the highest awarded of the orange Cattleya aurantiaca forms. When awarded, it carried fifty-nine yellow flowers with heavy orange suffusion on three inflorescences. The lip is unusually wide and open for the species. Large flowers, wide petals, strong stems and great color make this a classic. 21. Cattleya aurantiaca 'Red' Sold Out A real showoff! This superb clone has vibrantly dark, orange-red flowers that have darker veining in the throat, creating glowing heads of color. The flowers have very heavy substance and are long lasting. 22. Cattleya aurantiaca 'Truford' HCC/AOS $125 Stewart Orchids® obtained this exceptional form of the Central American species from the fabulous collection of Red and Trudi Marsh. The sepals and petals are medium orange. The lip is medium orange, fading to pale yellow-green in the throat with blood red markings. The flowers are flatter than usual for the species, giving them a somewhat larger appearance. 23. Cattleya bowringiana 'Black Prince' HCC/AOS Sold Out This superb cultivar has uniform dark-lavender sepals and petals. Its lip is an even darker deep-maroon with a white throat. The flowers are shapely and two to three inches in size. Heads of its bloom are real showstoppers. Someday this cultivar might reign over your collection. 24. Cattleya bowringiana 'Cool Breeze' $100 Another one of the enchanting Stewart Orchids® "blue bowringianas," this clone carries up to twenty or more flowers per spike. 'Cool Breeze' is easy to grow and would be a refreshing current in a novice collection. 25. Cattleya bowringiana 'Linda Vista' $100 This exquisitely shaped, dark purple cultivar comes from the fine collection of the late Kay Francis. The column is white and the throat is yellow; otherwise 'Linda Vista' is all dark. 26. Cattleya bowringiana var. albescens 'Tower Grove' AM/AOS $150 The sixteen well-spaced, glistening-white flowers with sparkling-white sepals and petals on one spike so pleased the judges that they gave it an Award of Merit. They also noted with pleasure the very faint lavender disc on the lip. With lots of flowers well presented above the foliage on strong spikes, 'Tower Grove' is ideal for shows. 27. Cattleya bowringiana var. coerulea 'Blue Smoke' HCC/AOS $350 The result of many generations of selective line breeding, this is our best "blue bowringiana." When awarded it had forty flowers well spaced on two upright inflorescences. The flowers are pale blue-lavender with darker petal tips. The lips have a dark blue-lavender disk, creating a subtle and beautiful contrast. The flowers have a notable translucent texture. 28. Cattleya bowringiana var. coerulea 'Blue Lagoon' $200 'Blue Lagoon' has strong stems that carry classy heads of many blue mauve blooms. This is a highly desirable addition to any collection. A real beauty! 29. Cattleya bowringiana var. coerulea 'Rhapsody in Blue' $225 This exceptionally fine Stewart Orchids® blue came from a population only a few years ago and has never been shown for award. It has great color and is certainly of award quality. 30. Laelia crispa 'Gentileza' $50 This Laelia got its name because of the crisped, kinky or waved margins of the petals and sepals. Its color is white with purple flushes. The lip has yellow in the throat with amethyst-purple on the midlobe. A Brazilian species, it likes sun and grows in the tops of trees in nature. 31. Epidendrum diffusum 'Clouds' $50 'Clouds' has many flowered spikes that bear half-inch blooms which are greenish in color. Flowers mature to red-brown. The cultivar gets its name from the comment that it looks like "clouds of insects" when in full bloom. A distinctive addition to the connoisseur's collection. 32. Brassavola digbyana 'Alpha' $85 Transferred to the group of Rhyncholaelias in recent years, this species from Mexico and Central America is always popular for its green color, frilly lip and nighttime fragrance. 'Alpha' has an outstandingly frilled lip and the faintest hint of pink in sepals and petals and has been used extensively in hybridizing for lacy lipped progeny. 33. Brassavola digbyana 'Belgian Lace' Sold Out An especially rich green cultivar that is known for its color and frilliness. Fragrant at night, it smells of lemon and will fill your greenhouse with aroma when in bloom during the summer season. 34. Brassavola digbyana 'Lucky Green' $85 A selected cultivar of superior green color with the frilly white lip. A very nice form of this popular species. 35. Brassavola digbyana 'Mater Familias' $85 Flowers are very large and the lip is spectacular in size and frills. This is definitely an attention getter whenever in bloom. 36. Brassavola digbyana 'Mrs. Chase' AM/AOS Sold Out Considered by many as the finest form of the species, no Brassavola digbyana has received a higher award than 'Mrs. Chase.' The flowers are apple green with a deeper green in the central portion of the lip. This fine cultivar is an excellent addition to any collection. 37. Brassavola digbyana 'Pacific Jade' $85 This superb cultivar is distinguished by its wide flat green petals and fully fringed lip. It has a touch of bronze on the backside of its sepals and petals. 38. Brassavola digbyana 'Perfection' Sold Out 'Perfection' is an old favorite at Stewart Orchids®. It is recognized for its superb shape which led to its well deserved cultivar name. 39. Brassavola digbyana 'Reinecke' $125 This cultivar of Brassavola digbyana has been a good grower and reliable bloomer at Stewart Orchids® for many years. It is diploid and is still considered a fine form of the species, useful in hybridizing. 40. Brassavola digbyana 'Riviera' $85 'Riviera' is an excellent form of the species that has a wonderful "track record" for growth and floriferousness. It has good color and lip fringe and, of course, that wonderful lemon fragrance. 41. Brassavola digbyana 'Ruffled Lace' Sold Out This cultivar carries giant flowers with exceptionally large lips that are completely frilled. It is very showy and desirable. 42. Cattleya elongata 'Freckles' Sold Out Named for its elongated flower spikes that bear up to ten, three inch flowers, 'Freckles' is rich red-brown with darker brown spotting. The wide, spade lip is rose lavender with some creme yellow markings at entrance. Segments are waxy and wavy. 43. Laelia Finkeniana 'Kennedy's' AM/AOS Sold Out 'Kennedy's' is an exceptionally fine cultivar of a natural hybrid between Laelia anceps and Laelia albida first described in 1885 from a collection of plants from the Pacific side of Mexico. Its sprays of delicate pinks make this very showy and awardable. 44. Cattleya forbesii 'Ilgenfritz' Sold Out Cattleya forbesii originates in the humid area of Rio de Janeiro. This bronze green cultivar is a superior form. It has a closed white lip with subtle red veins in the throat. 45. Brassavola glauca $60 This species from Mexico, Honduras and Guatemala was transferred to Rhyncholaelia by Schlecter in 1918 but is still known as Brassavola glauca. Each star-shaped bloom is greenish white and has a broad white lip with a lavender dot deep in the throat. Stewart Orchids® offers cultivars from a population of "fine varieties." 46. Cattleya guttata 'Ghiardelli' Sold Out Strong, tall stems present heads of three-inch, beautifully fragrant blooms. The shiny brown flowers with dark, wine brown spotting are accented by a white column and rose pink spade lip. 47. Cattleya harrisoniana alba 'Bracey's' Sold Out A classic orchid! 'Bracey's' has proven to be a superior parent for "Japhet" type whites and intermediate-size, pure whites, producing heads of immaculate white, three inch blooms. 48. Cattleya intermedia aquinii 'Esplendor' Sold Out This splash petal form of the species is the result of selection from sibling crosses of superior cultivars. Most flared petal cattleyas are the result of hybridizing from this southern Brazilian species. 49. Cattleya intermedia aquinii 'La Gloria' Sold Out A select flared petal species that produces three to six blooms per stem during the late spring season, Cattleya intermedia likes sun and humidity as it grows along the coast in exposed areas. 50. Cattleya iricolor 'Selva Fria' $60 A rather uncommon species in collections, Cattleya iricolor is found in rain forests of the Ecuadorian Andes at about three thousand feet. Creamy yellow, star shaped, three inch flowers appear in late spring. The pointed white lip has crimson veining into the throat and golden interior. 51. Cattleya jenmanii 'Jungle Princess' Sold Out The rich lavender flowers of 'Jungle Princess' have a long trumpeted white lip. The labellum is darker and vibrant with yellowish white upper portion and yellow veining into the throat. The blooming season is December. 52. Cattleya labiata var. amesiana 'Tesoro' $125 This semi-alba form of the Brazilian treasure is white with lavender pink markings on the labellum and yellow sides and veining in its throat. The blooming season is fall. 53. Cattleya labiata 'Amanecer' $75 A selected cultivar from a large population, 'Amanecer' is white with some yellow coloring deep in the throat. Flowers are five to six inches in natural spread and appear in late fall and early winter. 54. Cattleya labiata var. autumnalis 'Lorelei' $125 'Lorelei's rich lavender six-inch flowers have darker markings on the labellum and yellow veining in the throat. As the name implies, it blooms in the autumn. Pretty example of the species. 55. Cattleya labiata var. suave 'Preyran' HCC/AOS $175 This awarded clone is noted for its smooth rose lavender coloration and its light lavender lip. Its shape is pleasing and plant vigor is high. 56. Cattleya leopoldii 'Christine' HCC/AOS Sold Out This is a spectacular plant that can be quite massive. Its flowers are very dark with darker spots. The spade lip is a contrasting cerise. Very nice! 57. Laelia lobata 'Future Look' HCC/AOS $225 When awarded, Laelia lobata 'Future Look' had four flowers on one inflorescence. The sepals and petals are medium rose-lavender. The petals show deeper venation. The lip is veined with deep, intense rose. This fine lilac form of this charming species is delightfully fragrant. 58. Laelia lobata 'Jeni' AM/AOS $200 Always admired for its delicate, very light shell pink blooms and showy presentation, Laelia lobata 'Jeni' is noteworthy for its outstanding form and porcelain-like texture. Its petals and lip margins are prominently crisped. The backside of each flower shows a pale lilac tinge that adds to its charm. 59. Laelia lobata 'Sentimientos' (Laelia lobata 'Jeni' x self) $100 Selected from a large population resulting from the self pollination of Laelia lobata 'Jeni' AM/AOS, this cultivar is guaranteed to give summer pleasure for its delicate beauty and charm. You will like it! 60. Laelia lobata var. alba 'Virtue' Sold Out This rare clear white has soft yellow brushing in the throat. It normally grows under stressful conditions on rock faces in full sun along the coast of Brazil. It does best when allowed to grow out of its pot. 61. Cattleya loddigesii 'Bella Rosa' HCC/AOS $175 This fine example of Cattleya loddigesii had seven flowers and two buds on one spike when awarded. It has iridescent rose-pink flowers. The color is vibrant; the vigor is good; and the quality is consistent. 62. Cattleya loddigesii 'Murmullos' $100 A very nice selected clone, 'Murmullos' blooms in the summer when flowers can be scarce. Flowers are four inch, rose pink with fringed spade lip that has white side lobes and some yellow in the throat. 63. Cattleya loddigesii 'Perfecta' $150 The cultivar name, 'Perfecta' is appropriate for this shapely, rich pink that always has fine carriage and presentation. Flowers are four inches and come in heads of three to eight per spike. 64. Cattleya loddigesii 'Pink Porcelain' $150 Very showy! Flowers are vibrant yet delicate pink, shapely and have heavy substance. The plant is an especially strong grower and makes wonderful show material in a few years. 65. Cattleya loddigesii var. alba 'Fry's' $225 This 'alba' form of Cattleya loddigesii is desired by hybridizers for its nearly miniature growth habit which it imparts to its progeny and the fact that it breeds pure white. It is rare in collections. 66. Cattleya lueddemanniana 'Intrigue' $100 The rose lavender blooms of 'Intrigue' can exceed seven inches in natural spread. The lip is a notable dark purple with a golden throat and dark burgundy veining. 67. Cattleya lueddemanniana 'Lorelei' $200 This cultivar has lush lavender flowers with good shape. The lips are dark purple on the lower portion with yellow side lobes and throat that is veined with velvet. It comes from the warm, humid coastal mountains of Venezuela. 68. Cattleya lueddemanniana 'Treasure Found' HCC/AOS $250 Awarded at the 1998 Santa Barbara International Orchid Show, 'Treasure Found' has large, shapely rose lavender flowers. The lip has dark velvet purple veining over the yellowish white portion of the lip. 69. Cattleya lueddemanniana 'Fresh Start' $175 This cultivar has large, shapely, vibrant lavender blooms with classic carriage and presentation. 70. Cattleya lueddemanniana 'La Costena' $325 Large, intensely colored, and very shapely blooms make this one of Stewart Orchids'® favorites. A very good purple form, it has the signature dark veining on the throat and good vigor. 71. Cattleya lueddemanniana 'Mamacita' $275 One of the darkest cultivars in the Stewart Orchids® collection, 'Mamacita' has good plant vigor, strong spikes, fine flower substance and sheen 72. Cattleya maxima 'Memorias' Sold Out The distinctive lip markings of Cattleya maxima 'Memorias' are designed to capture the orchidist's heart, recalling those qualities which make cattleyas the quintessential orchids. 73. Cattleya maxima 'Recuerdos' Sold Out The species is known to be of two types--one that grows at lower altitudes, has large pseudobulbs and up to fifteen flowers per spike, while the second grows higher in the Andes with four or five flowers. This cultivar is of the lowland type. 74. Cattleya mendelii 'Ardor' $85 This beautiful Colombian species is used in hybridizing to ensure spring season and wider segments. It has lavender pink segments with darker lavender labellum. The throat and upper lip are yellow with purple veining. 75. Epidendrum nemorale 'Estrella del Sur' $65 This cultivar's star shaped, lavender flowers have pointed segment tips. Its labellum is whitish with dark purple veining into throat. It is a summer bloomer from Mexico. 76. Cattleya o'brieniana var. alba 'Pride' $85 Cattleya o'brieniana is a natural hybrid of Cattleya dolosa and Cattleya walkeriana. This 'alba' form has clear, sparkling white flowers with heavy substance and glistening sheen. 77. Cattleya percivaliana 'Adelanto' $125 This cultivar is an excellent purple clone of a Venezuelan showoff species. It is a rapid grower that soon turns into a specimen plant, producing many flowers per bulb. It is a compact grower. The flowers are five inches. 78. Cattleya percivaliana 'Alberts' $125 An old timer of high quality and desirability, 'Alberts' is still one of the best lavender forms of the species. Flowers are warm lavender, lip is darker with distinctive orange veining and unusual musty fragrance. Early winter. 79. Cattleya percivaliana 'Summit' FCC/AOS $250 The world's finest form of the species has uniformly clear pink flowers with slight lavender overtones. The perfect lip is deep magenta with orange in the throat and pink picotee. A super addition to every collection! 80. Laelia purpurata 'Carnival Time' Sold Out 'Carnival Time' was selected last year from a population derived from sibling pollination. It was favored for vibrancy of color, size, floriferousness and vigor. 81. Laelia purpurata 'Novelty' $60 This Laelia purpurata has been cultivated at Stewart Orchids® for sixty years--truly an "orchid with a past!" It produces many cream white flowers with lilac pink lips. Strong tall spikes show the blooms beautifully. 82. Laelia purpurata 'Santa Catarina' (Laelia purpurata 'White King' x self) $100 This is a selected clone from the self pollination of an alba type. The flowers are pure white with a slight blushing of yellow in the throat. 'Santa Catarina' is eye-catching and alluring! 83. Laelia purpurata 'Teaser' Sold Out The cultivar name 'Teaser' refers to the slight lavender veining on the petals of this very nice clone. It has heads of white blooms accented by dark lavender lips. 84. Laelia purpurata 'Treasure of Carpinteria' AM/AOS $325 The sepals and petals of this highly awarded superior clone are paper white. The lip is deep fuchsia red with a light cream-yellow throat. Sparkling texture brings this winner to life. Fragrant and showy! 85. Laelia purpurata var. Werkhauseri 'Blue Delta' $300 'Blue Delta' has large, fragrant white flowers with an exceptionally dark indigo lip. Good plant growth and excellent stems make this a premium selection. The bloom season is spring into summer. 86. Cattleya rex 'Imperial' $75 This 'Imperial' example of the Peruvian species has soft, creamy yellow petals and sepals. The lip is lavender red with a white upper portion and butter yellow throat. 87. Cattleya skinneri 'Danae' FCC/AOS $250 Receiving the highest American Orchid Society quality award, 'Danae' has well-formed flowers with wide segments and sparkling texture. The flowers are a rich orchid-lavender, darker than average. The lip is deeply margined in the same lavender with cream in the throat. 88. Cattleya skinneri 'Heiti Jacobs' FCC/AOS $300 This clone has purple-lavender flowers of sparkling texture. Also receiving the highest American Orchid Society quality award, this famous cultivar is known for its superb shape and dark purple coloration. The flowers are large, greater than four inches, and have a sparkling texture. Great addition to any collection! 89. Cattleya skinneri 'Alcime' Sold Out Cattleya skinneri is tolerant of heat and lack of humidity and grows rapidly into a specimen plant. This cultivar is white, has good shape and is floriferous. 90. Cattleya skinneri 'Spring Frost' (C. skinneri 'Debbie' FCC/AOS x self) $175 The self pollination of Cattleya skinneri var. oculata 'Debbie' FCC/AOS led to this beautiful and shapely white with slight pink blush on the labellum. It has pale yellow in the throat and a wine colored dot deep under the column. Superb quality! Great selection. 91. Cattleya skinneri 'Vernal Spring' $125 This is a sensational white form that annually puts on a show with its floriferousness, strong spikes and flower beauty. Spring is the bloom season. 92. Cattleya skinneri var. oculata 'Debbie' FCC/AOS $275 'Debbie' is a spectacular shapely white with overlapping petals and a faint pink blush on lip which adds to its charm and beauty. It has received the highest American Orchid Society quality award. The sepals and petals are crystalline white. The lip is white with light yellow in the throat and a purple spot below the column. The flowers are large and the substance is heavy. 93. Cattleya speciosissima 'Stanley's' FCC/RHS Sold Out This famous cultivar was awarded under the name, Cattleya speciosissima and continues to be listed as such even though it is universally recognized as a synonym for Cattleya lueddemanniana. It is a semi-alba with white lip heavily veined with dark purple. A collector classic! 94. Epidendrum stamfordianum 'Wellington' AM/AOS Sold Out 'Wellington' has exceptionally large and flat flowers. The sepals are clear yellow overlaid heavily with mahogany striping. The petals are very flat with mahogany blotching along mid-line. 95. Epidendrum stamfordianum var. alba 'Spring Frost' Sold Out This has many star shaped green flowers accentuated by wide white lobed lip. Center lobe of labellum is fringed adding to flower charm. 96. Laelia tenebrosa 'Cobrizo' $175 Laelia tenebrosa is a delightful bronze species from Brazil with a trumpet-like white lip that is heavily veined and ringed with dark red lavender. There is dark veining in the bright yellow throat. The flowers are large and showy. 97. Laelia tenebrosa 'Quemado' Sold Out 'Quemado' has large reddish brown flowers that bloom in summer atop strong spikes. The striking white lip protrudes forward with dark lipstick markings. Very striking! 98. Cattleya trianaei 'Pink Gem' HCC/AOS $125 This large and shapely species from Colombia has white sepals and petals faintly blushed pink. It has a contrasting full dark lavender lip. There is some yellow in the throat which is veined with purple. 99. Cattleya walkeriana var. alba 'Pendentive' AM/AOS Sold Out Sparkling texture and sheen are two of the qualities of this alba form of a Brazilian species that make it so desirable. It is highly awarded, a superb grower, has delightful fragrance and large flowers on small plants and is a real beauty. What more could you ask for? Spring into summer. 100. Cattleya warscewiczii var. alba 'Carpinteria' AM/AOS Sold Out The most exciting of species! From a selfing of the famous Cattleya warscewiczii 'Firmin Lambeau' clone came this pure white beauty. The AOS judges commented that its flowers are of good substance and form, superior to the parent, 'Firmin Lambeau'. The sepals and petals are paper white. The lip is paper white with a butter yellow throat. Flowers can be very large and produce spectacular displays. It is sweetly fragrant. Toll Free Ordering: 1 (800) 621-2450 Or email: info@stewartorchids Or Write © 1998 Stewart Orchids®--All rights reserved.