An evergreen orchid that can be epiphytic, terrestrial or lithophytic. Small pseudobulbs produce strap-shaped leaves. The flowers appear on 6 inch scapes, from summer to autumn. Grow epiphytica...

An evergreen orchid that can be epiphytic, terrestrial or lithophytic. Small pseudobulbs produce strap-shaped leaves. The flowers appear on 6 inch scapes, from summer to autumn. Grow epiphytica...

An epiphytic orchid with lance-shaped leaves growing from ovoid pseudobulbs. The 1 inch across flowers appear on 3 inch scapes, from winter to spring. Grow epiphytically on bark slabs, or with ...

Epiphytic orchid with upright leaves, 3 to 5 inches long, and no pseudobulb. The unusual flowers are reddish, with yellow tinges, and appear on short racemes in summer. Should be grown with epi...

Epiphytic orchid with 8 inch long, upright leaves, and no pseudobulb. In summer, the unusual flowers (3.5 inches across) appear singly. Should be grown with epiphytic orchid potting mix (using ...

Epiphytic orchid with 6 inch long, upright leaves, and no pseudobulb. In winter, the flowers appear on short racemes. Should be grown with epiphytic orchid potting mix (using fine-grade bark)...

Epiphytic orchid with upright leaves, 4 to 6 inches long, and no pseudobulb. A succession of the 3 inch across flowers appear in winter, on racemes. Should be grown with epiphytic orchid pottin...

Epiphytic orchid with 8 inch long, upright leaves, and no pseudobulb. In summer, the unusual flowers (3.5 inches across) appear singly. Should be grown with epiphytic orchid potting mix (using ...

This tropical fruit can grow in mild areas where chance of frost are slime to none, but will never get as large as in truly tropical areas. The terminal, clustered flowers are yellow to red. ...

Spreading and hairy perennial ideal for a gravel garden or raised bed. Leaves are round, lobed, and medium green. Relaxed stems bear racemes of cup-shaped orange to red flowers throughout summe...