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Phrag Inti's Tears 'Jean' HCC/AOS
- (Sorcerer's Apprentice x warscewiczianum) the Phrag.
warscewiczianum used would be in today's taxonomy synonymous
with Phrag. popowii (Braem). Awarded summer of 2005,
this is the first division of this plant to be released. An
excellent, colorful, well presented flower. It will do 4 or more
flowers per stem. |
4 inch pot |
Sold, Hold for WZ |
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| Paph [S. Gratrix x (Conco-Bellatulum x Gemini)]
the image is the flower of the actual plant being offered, when it was
in bloom in May. This is currently out of bloom. A really nice
yellow brachy hybrid. The background is a nice light yellow that does
not fade as the flower ages. The flower size was 7.2 cm on first
bloom seedling. There should be an increase in flower size as the
plant becomes a multi-growth specimen. The
plant being offered is now out of bloom, has one growth and a
new start. This plant will make a nice display plant in the future. |
4 inch pot |
$ 25 |
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| Paph Papyrus 'Maybrook' (charlesworthii x Earl
of Tankerville) a select clone likely from the original batch of
seedlings of this cross registered in 1923 by Mrs Gratrix. Nice
broad sugar white dorsal with a purple-pink flash that radiates up
from the base to become spots toward the outer edges of the dorsal.
An antique collector item. |
nbs one growth division |
$ 75 |
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Calanthe
arisanensis - originally from Taida, Taiwan. One of the
white flowered evergreen Calanthe. Not commonly offered. Multigrowth plant |
5 inch pot |
$30 |
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Sophronitis cernua delightful miniature orchid. Blooms
seasonally, every October. Image is the plant for sale |
mounted |
Sold Hold For D |
($ 25) |
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Ever Blooming Orchids |
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| Psychopsis |
Mendenhall 'Hildos' FCC/AOS (Butterfly x papilio)
mature blooming size plants. A mature plant's inflorescence will
produce flowers for 5 years or more.
Attractive
foliage. |
4 inch pot |
$ 25 |
| Psychopsis |
Butterfly (sanderae x papilio) mature
plant. Long lived inflorescence will produce flowers for many
years. Attractive foliage |
4 inch pot |
$ 25 |
| Paphiopedilum |
Pinocchio (primulinum x glaucophyllum) long lived
flower stems will have 20 or more flowers, one or two at a time
over the course of several years. |
3 inch pot, nbs |
$20 |
| Dendrobium |
oligophyllum this
miniature
species is evergreen, no rest period required.
White
flowers produced continuously off and on all year round.
Mature plants are only 4 inches tall. Prefers bright shade,
intermediate to warm temperatures. |
mounted |
$18 |
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Unbloomed Seedlings |
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Paph superbiens
seedlings near blooming size, the
first to bloom
from this batch was pretty nice. |
tall 2 1/2 inch pots |
$ 35 |
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Paph sanderianum -
These seedlings are from about a dozen seed pods, each size group is
likely from a different seed pod, as seed pods matured at different
times. The parents are divisions of 7 different jungle collected
clones from the nursery owned by Au Yip, of Kuching. They were
imported in the late 1990's with proper CITES paperwork. They now
reside in several different private collections, several were sold
after pods were harvested, so ownership has changed hands since the
crosses were made. None have been shown yet, none have had published
photos. So really these clones of
sanderianum don't have public
names. One parent that was used most often had 31 inch petals and
was truly magnificent. All the crosses used "31 inches" as either
pod or pollen parent. That clone has since died. When the flasks
were sent out to a wholesale contract grower, the grower was not
given the flask numbers. Now there is no way to know which plant
came from which flask. I can guarantee they will be good, true to
type sanderianum. But there are no specific names on them. This is a
good way to pick up some sanderianum that are different from the
seedlings coming from the handful of named clones from the west
coast. |
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$15 to $150 |
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Paph sanderianum - blooming size,
leaf span over 14 inches, very likely to bloom within one year.
Shipped in pot. |
Out of Stock for Now |
$ 150 |
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Paph sanderianum - seedling size 5
to 10 inch leaf span, dug up from community pot, shipped bare root.
This is a great deal. Good supply. |
shipped bare root |
$ 15 each |
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Paph sanderianum - seedlings
established in 2.5 inch pots, leaf span 5 to 10 inches, shipped in
pot, likely 3 to 5 years to bloom. |
Out of Stock for now |
$20 |
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Paph Florento
(kolopakingii var. topperi x chamberlianianum)
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a multifloral Paph with flowers that resemble Transvaal only a bit smaller.
Paph chamberlainianum is the species some call Paph victoria-regina,
but I choose to agree with Guido Braem, so I prefer to use chamberlainianum
as the valid name. Hybrids with topperi tend to have high flower counts.
They start blooming young, but do mature out as large plants. Seedlings with leaf spans
over 9 inches, 4 or 5 inch pots, |
limited, inquire |
$30 |
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Paph
Jurgen Roth (kolopakingii var. topperi x
primulinum) - a multifloral Paph with flowers more like Prime Child,
the yellow form of primulinum was used. Again going for high flower
counts. Seedlings with leaf spans over 9 inches, 4 inch pots, |
limited inquire |
$30 |
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Paph. Battle of Egypt 'Alpha' FCC/RHS, AM/AOS - offering of a one
growth division of this antique classic. This makes a spectacular
display specimen as a multi-growth plant. |
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$ 125 |
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| Description |
All bamboos can be grown in pots as
bonsai, and kept at fairly compact sizes. I have been selling out of
bamboo divisions almost as fast as I make them, best is to put in a reservation
and I will set one aside for you. |
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Due to expense of shipping, it is best
to arrange to pick up the larger bamboos |
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Phyllostachys
aureosulcata |
Yellow Groove Bamboo
(Phyllostachys aureosulcata) (winter hardy in Chicago area) to 15 ft. Culm (cane) is
green with yellow
groove, very hardy, stayed evergreen 15 out of the last 20
winters here in Zion. Occasionally will kill to the ground. New
canes come up in spring. Rhizome will survive to -25 F with 4 inches
of mulch cover. Tasty edible shoots. |
Sold out again make reservation for summer,
2010 |
$25 for 1 gallon, $ 40 for 3 gallon division |
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| Pleioblastus viridi-striata |
Green Striped Bamboo
(Plieoblastus viridistriata) (winter hardy in Chicago area) light yellow green stripes on soft
medium green leaves, 2 ft tall groundcover bamboo.
Lovely especially in spring when the variegation is
boldest. Dug to order. |
Sold out again make reservation for summer,
2010 |
$10 per division in 6 inch pot |
Stock to create bonsai from:
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| Ficus species |
Chiapas Strangler Fig species name has not been
determined. This is an uncommon cultivar of Ficus that is
ideal for Bonsai. It makes aerial roots more easily than most.
It is one of the 'Strangler Figs'. Original cuttings were
imported from the garden of Sterling Dickenson, San Cristobal,
Mexico. This plant has been in development since 1994. The
trunk is thick with
a number of aerial roots, some fused to the main caudex. This
makes for an interesting look. The plant is 18 inches tall with
three upright trunks. The price is less than $ 25 per year that
I have been caring for and styling this potentially high quality future
bonsai. There are a lot of design possibilities here. This tree
could be in exhibition form in less than 5 years. |
12 inch round
mica & resin pot |
$ 375 |
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