Dendrobium aggregatum Specials A deep maroon waxy flower

A deep maroon waxy flower of medium size that shimmeers                                               in light makes this Cattleya very popular

Brassavola nodosa is found throughout Central America

It has to dry out between watering and needs a definite winter rest till its' new growth appears

Found from Mexico to Panama at sea level to 5000 feet they are easy growers and fragrant

this bifoliate cattleya grows on large tree limbs high in the canopy with pseudobulbs reaching 3 feet and fragrant flowers  4 inches on large clusters

Dendrobium aggregatum Specials A deep maroon waxy flowerA fragrant miniature found in India, Myanamar, Thailand, China, Laos, Cambodia and Vietnam at 1800 to 4000 feet elevations. The flowers are a bright yellow appearing on up to 1 foot long pendant spikes. It needs a cool and dry winter rest to ensure a spring blooming. It does well with intermediate temps and partial shade to bright light. These are blooming size divisions.