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Spring 2006

Spring prices.

I am pleased to offer a limited selection of Cypripediums, and other hardy terrestrial orchids for sale in the US only. Everything will be shipped either in the fall (late-Oct/Nov) or spring (March/April) as dormant plants. Complete growing instructions will be included with each shipment. All plants are mature and flowering size, but some will not bloom the first year after transplant. If you are interested, let me know as soon as possible.  The easiest way to assure availability is to use a credit card, no charges will be made until the time of shipment, otherwise a  10% deposit is require with full payment before shipment.(See the Order Form)

For pictures and more details click on your choice of species below:


Lady’s Slipper Hybrid ‘HILDA’ — Hilda is an absolutely stunning hybrid which is the product of a cross between the Kentucky Lady’s Slipper and an Asian species Cypripedium macranthos var. ventricosum. Hilda is a classic example of hybrid vigor. The seedlings grow faster, they are more disease resistant and bloom quicker than either parent. Mature plants approach the height of the Kentucky Lady’s Slipper with flowers as large or if not larger. Flowers come in color variations with a mixture of shades of yellow ranging from very pale to a rich buttery tones and a variety of shades of red ranging from burgundy to almost purple.
Plant Source: Seed grown.                                                                                                            Best planting timeFall - zones 3 - 8; Spring - zones 6 - 8

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Description

Unit of Sale

Price

101

Lady’s Slipper Hybrid ‘HILDA’ — Flowering size, dormant crowns

crown

FALL '06


Showy Lady’s Slipper – Cypripedium reginae – Bloom Time: May/ June, zone dependent. These plants are also fairly easily grown especially in the northern climates (Zone 3-5), but require partial shade in warmer climate (Zone 6 – 8). The soil must be well drained and heavily mulched to keep the roots cool and moist. Shipped as dormant bare roots crowns, best planted in the fall or early spring. Zone 3 – 8.
Plant Source
: All mature crowns. Grown from seed, all mature plants.                                            Best planting time: Fall - zones 3 - 8;  Spring - zones 6 - 8

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Description

Unit of Sale

Price

102

Cypripedium reginae — Showy Lady’s Slipper        Large, single shoot dormant crowns SOLD OUT until Fall 2006

crown

FALL '06

 

Large Yellow Lady’s Slipper - Cypripedium pubescens – Bloom Time: April/May/early-June, zone dependent. These plants are easily grown in partial to full shade in sandy well drained soil and moderate moisture. Shipped as dormant bare roots crowns, best planted in the fall or early spring. Zone 3 – 8.
Plant Source: Seed grown, mature crowns one year in culture.                                                  Best planting timeFall - zones 3 - 8;  Spring - zones 6 - 8

Order No.

Description

Unit of Sale

Price

104

Cypripedium pubescens — Large Yellow Lady’s Slipper SOLD OUT until Fall 2006

crown

FALL '06

Small Yellow Lady's Slipper - Cypripedium parviflorum – Bloom Time: April/May/early-June, zone dependent. Also, easily grown in partial to full shade in sandy well drained soil and moderate moisture. Shipped as dormant bare roots crowns, best planted in the fall or early spring. Zone 3 – 8.
Plant Source: Seed grown, mature crowns.                                                                                     Best planting timeFall - zones 3 - 8;  Spring - zones 6 - 8

Order No.

Description

Unit of Sale

Price

105

Cypripedium parviflorum — Small Yellow Lady’s Slipper

crown

FALL '06


Calanthes species – Bloom time: Early Spring. Calanthe species are evergreen shade plants native to Asia. They produce spectacular multiple 1-1/2 to 2 inch flowers on spikes over 12 inches tall. All are considered to be easily grown in well-drained, lightly shaded gardens. Hardy in USDA Zones 7-9 and into zone 6 with winter protection. All are sold as mature dormant crowns.         Best planting time:   Fall - zones 7 - 9;  Spring - zones 6 - 8

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Description

Unit of Sale

Price

106

Calanthe SieboldiiBrilliant yellow flowers

rhizome

FALL '06

107

Calanthe tricarinataFlowers yellow, green, and maroonish brown

rhizome

FALL '06

108

Calanthe discolorwhite and dark purplish-brown flowers

rhizome

FALL '06

109

Calanthe X KozuFlowers ranging from red, orange, brown, yellow, and cream

rhizome

FALL '06

110

Calanthe X TakaneFlowers ranging from red, orange, brown, yellow, and cream

rhizome

FALL '06


White Egret flowerHabenaria radiata – Bloom Time: May/ June, zone dependent. These plants grow best in full sun to partial shade in sandy well drained soil and moderate to constant moisture. Should bloom next year, best planted in the spring. Zone 6 – 10.
Plant Source
: nursery stock, sold only as dormant bulbs.                                                      Best planting timeFall - not recommended;  Spring - zones 6 - 10

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Description

Unit of Sale

Price

111

Habenaria radiata — White Egret Flower – Common or standard cultivar - sold only in units of 2 bulbs

2 bulbs

FALL '06

 


Hardy Chinese OrchidBletilla striata – Bloom Time: June/July, zone dependent. This is probably the most common hardy terrestrial orchid species in the world. The yellow variety is slower growing than the pink or white and this is especially true with a cool wet spring. Bletilla striata can be grown almost anywhere but do best in full sun to partial shade and in sandy soil with moderate moisture. In northern climates (Zone 6) it is recommended to mulch heavily and plant on the south side of the house for added winter protection. Large tubers, best planted in the fall or early spring. Zone 6 – 10.
Plant Source
: Nursery stock. Sold only as units of three plants.                                                Best planting timeFall - zones 7 - 10;  Spring - zones 6 - 10

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Description

Unit of Sale

Price

113

Bletilla striata — Hardy Chinese Orchid – Rose

3 tubers

FALL '06

114

Bletilla striata — Hardy Chinese Orchid – White with variegated leaves

3 tubers

FALL '06


Grass Pink – Calopogon tuberosus – Bloom Time: May/ June, zone dependent. These beautiful rose-pink multi-flowered plants are easily grown in full sun and in well drained sandy soil with constant moisture. For the first year it is best to keep the tubers refrigerated(33° to 40° F) over winter to prevent rot and plant in early spring. Shipped as dormant bulbs. Zone 4 – 9.
Plant Source
: Nursery stock.                                                                                                  Best planting timeFall - not recommended;  Spring - zones 4 - 9

Order No.

Description

Unit of Sale

Price

115

Calopogon tuberosusGrass Pink – Pink

corm

FALL '06

116

Calopogon tuberosusGrass Pink – White

corm

FALL '06


Rose Pogonia Orchid – Pogonia ophioglossoides - Bloom Time: May/ June, zone dependent. These beautiful rose-pink single-flower plants are easily grown in full sun and in well drained sandy soil with constant moisture. These plants can be grown at water level and make good companions to pitcher plants and other pond edge plants. Shipped as dormant rhizomes. These plants do not usually bloom the first year. Zone 4 – 9.
Plant Source: Nursery stock                                                                                                    Best planting timeFall - zones 7 - 9;  Spring - zones 4 - 9

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Description

Unit of Sale

Price

117

Pogonia ophioglossoides — Rose Pogonia Orchid

root stock

FALL '06


Fragrant Nodding Ladies’ Tresses – Spiranthes cernua f. odorata – ‘Chadds Ford’ – Bloom Time: Sept to frost. These plants are very easily grown in full sun with sandy well drained soil requiring moderate moisture and can tolerate total wetness. Heavy blooming, shipped bare root  in the fall or early spring. Zone 4 – 8. Sold only as units of three plants.
Plant Source: Nursery stock.                                                                                                         Best planting timeFall - zones 7 - 8;  Spring - zones 4 - 8

Order No.

Description

Unit of Sale

Price

118

Spiranthes cernua f. odorata — Fragrant Nodding Ladies’ Tresses

3 plants

FALL '06


All shipments will be made in the March/April timeframe. Complete growing instructions will be included with each shipment. All plants are mature and should flower the first year, although this is not guaranteed.

If you are interested, let me know as soon as possible. The easiest way to assure availability is to use a credit card,  no charges will be made until the time of shipment, otherwise a  10% deposit is require with full payment before shipment.

All shipments will be made by Priority U.S. Mail, unless requested otherwise. Shipping and handling charges are as indicated on the order form. Safe delivery of all plants is guaranteed. Any shipment that is received damaged or if you are dissatisfied with the plant material, please let me know immediately.

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