Cattleya intermedia is a South American species with large 4 inch pink flowers (this is the 'blue' version) with a dark red edge to the frilly lip, flowers are fragrant, this is crossed with Brassavola perrinii which has needle like leaves and large pale green/white star shaped flowers with a large white lip

These were supplied as 'unknown' Coelogyne species from Australia so you will get a suprise when they flower!!

These are healthy young plants growing in 6cm pots and should flower in a couple of years

Dendrobium cretaceum (polyanthum) is a stunning species from Northern India though to China with 2 inch white/flush pink flowers with a large frilly edged white lip that has dark red veins at the base - quite variable in colour, these are produced from the leaf nodes. The flowers can appear on canes with or without leaves, highly fragrant, can be mounted or grown in a basket

Dendrobium heterocarpum is found from all over Asia from India through Thailand, Malaysia and warmer China. It is a variable plant as it's large range would suggest and canes are usually up to 20 inches but they can grow much longer. Flowers are variable but typically off white/pale cream with a darker yelow and hairly lip with red markings, flowers are delightfully FRAGRANT too. These are best mounted on to cork, slab or in a basket to allow the canes to hang naturally. This plant fowers on older leafless canes so do not remove the old amber/yellow looking canes!! Deciduous species