Paphiopedilum bellatulum ‘Leopard’ x ‘Burmese Spots’
This small growing species has dark tessellated foliage with a crystalline overlay. These plants are attractive and appealing to look at even when not in bloom! When this little titan puts forth its large waxy white flower spotted in crimson, it is of exceptional size in respect to the plant. These bloom on young single growth plants in less than 24 months from the flask and as an adult often bloom twice a year.

Paphiopedilum delenatii ‘Wonderland’ x ‘Waunakee’
The soft and fuzzy texture of this blush pink flower along with it’s enlightening fragrance makes this easy to grow species a must have! Two supreme clones of the species mated here for the best in flowering delenatii. Both parents are vigorous growing plants with wide, deeply tessellated leaves.

Paphiopedilum delenatii album x self
This is a compact growing species that packs a lot of punch. Easy to grow and blooms in less than 2 years from the flask!

Paphiopedilum henryanum ‘Charles H’ x self
What a little gem this species is! Its diminutive growth packs a pretty good punch when it comes to flowering time. These small plants produce muscular shaped blooms that are pleasantly colored in yellow, pink and mahogany. The bulbous pink pouch is accentuated by the perfectly horizontal mahogany petals and the large round yellow/mahogany dorsal sepal.

Paphiopedilum philippinense x philippinense
Here is an opportunity to get your hands on a somewhat unattainable and highly sought after species growing in the flask at a great price. This species is distinguished by the long dark twisted petals and vibrantly striped dorsal sepal. A vigorous growing, compact plant that can produce up to five flowers on a stem.

Paphiopedilum spicerianum ‘Commander’ x ‘Acker’s Top Hat’
This unusual species has flowers described by some as looking like little Martian men! And that couldn’t be more true with a dorsal sepal virtually the same size as the rest of the flower. The huge white extraordinarily shaped dorsal sepal is marked with a distinct dark maroon line that runs vertically through the entire sepal. The huge sepal overshadows the predominately yellow-green petals and pouch which are also slightly marbled with a deep verdant green. This species is easy to grow and multiplies rapidly for dividing.

Paphiopedilum stonei ‘Fernwood’ x self
This particular clone of the species carries a very remarkable flower for its type. Typically a stonei has a slight stripe on the dorsal and ventral sepal. In the instance of this plant, the dorsal sepal is almost completely clear white, very sizeable and appropriately rounded and upright. This plant is also uncommonly compact in growth with very wide, chunky leaves that resemble polyploidy. The seedlings also have this similar growth style.

Phragmipedium besseae ‘Firehouse’ x ‘Cow Hollow II’ FCC/AOS
The clone ‘Firehouse’ comes from some of the finest in bright red besseae produced by Orchids Limited. When combined with the awesome powers of the FCC clone we should really have some winners here.

Phragmipedium wallisii ‘Rapunzel’ x kovachii ‘Tupac Amaru’
Due to the overwhelming success in the propagation of this cross I am re-introducing these at a special new price. This will give more of you a chance to be a part of raising this fantastic new hybrid. These plants are vigorous growers and need no special growing conditions to keep them happy. As with any of my Phragmipedium hybrids, satisfaction is guaranteed.

Plant in 3” pots - $35

Phragmipedium Cape Sunset
(Eric Young ‘Rocket Fire’ 4N x schlimii ‘Isolde’)
This is a proven Phragmipedium hybrid that produces beautiful soft pink to light lavender flowers having sizable proportions and awardable qualities. This is one of the most rewarding and productive Phragmipedium hybrids that anyone can grow.

Phragmipedium Waunakee Wonder 'High Point' HCC/AOS x caudatum
This is a totally un-chartered avenue in hybridizing but one that I have been seeking to travel for many years now. In combining the long petals of the species caudatum with the incredibly gigantic 8” flowers of the Waunakee Wonder, I am looking to produce some of the first long petaled Phragmipediums having the besseae color influence.

Phragmipedium Waunakee Wonder ‘High Point’ HCC/AOS x warscewiczianum
Synonymous with my hybrid of CA388, I am looking to produce some of the first long petaled Phragmipediums having the besseae color influence. In this cross I feel color saturation will be more intense in using the species of warscewiczianum.