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RMP96495–Brown spotted cream flowers of the Central American tropical epiphytic orchid, Brassia verrucosa 'Sea Breeze'
RFBE5XDW–Spider Orchid, Brassia 'Chieftain', Orchidaceae, Oncidiinae, Cymbidieae. South Florida, the West-Indies and tropical South America.
RMW10Y7R–Brassia verrucosa. Brown spotted cream flowers of the Central American tropical epiphytic orchid.
RFFY3M29–Unusual looking yellow orchid species with elfish appearance from the tropics Brassia verrucosa, native from Mexico to Brazil.
RFWA5YT1–Brassia Spider Orchids pollinated by female wasps who use spiders as feed container and vessels for their developing eggs and larvae.
RF2K7NAXE–Brassea Orchid spotted yellow exotic tropical flowering plant with red spots in a greenhouse
RFFMEJ2E–Spider orchid, Brasiia maculata, blooms in a botanical garden in a hot house in Los Angeles, California
RMP96496–Brown spotted cream flowers of the Central American tropical epiphytic orchid, Brassia verrucosa var majus
RFBE5RDF–Spider Orchid, Brassia 'Chieftain', Orchidaceae, Oncidiinae, Cymbidieae. South Florida, the West-Indies and tropical South America.
RMW10Y5R–Brassia verrucosa. Brown spotted cream flowers of the Central American tropical epiphytic orchid.
RM2HHJXCD–Close-up of colourful Brassia caudata, known by the common names tailed brassia, spider orchid and cricket orchid, at the Monteverde Orchid Garden in
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RMRD50FE–. Cyclopedia of American horticulture, comprising suggestions for cultivation of horticultural plants, descriptions of the species of fruits, vegetables, flowers, and ornamental plants sold in the United States and Canada, together with geographical and biographical sketches. Gardening. BRASSIA BRASSICA 177 AAA. Sepals and petals clearer yelloiv, candita, Lindl. Spikes drooping, 12-18 in.: sepals and petaLs very long (4-6 in.), barred with brown; lip yellow and broad spotted. W. Ind. A.F. 6: 009. Lance&na, Lindl. Robust, with 2 dark green leaves from each pseudobulb : fls. large and numero
RMPFM504–. Cyclopedia of American horticulture, comprising suggestions for cultivation of horticultural plants, descriptions of the species of fruits, vegetables, flowers, and ornamental plants sold in the United States and Canada, together with geographical and biographical sketches. Gardening. BRASSIA BRASSICA 177 AAA. Sepals and petals clearer yelloiv, candita, Lindl. Spikes drooping, 12-18 in.: sepals and petaLs very long (4-6 in.), barred with brown; lip yellow and broad spotted. W. Ind. A.F. 6: 009. Lance&na, Lindl. Robust, with 2 dark green leaves from each pseudobulb : fls. large and numero
RMP96493–Brown spotted cream flowers of the Central American tropical epiphytic orchid, Brassia verrucosa 'Sea Breeze'
RFBE5XGN–Spider Orchid, Brassia 'Chieftain', Orchidaceae, Oncidiinae, Cymbidieae. South Florida, the West-Indies and tropical South America.
RMW10Y64–Brassia verrucosa. Brown spotted cream flowers of the Central American tropical epiphytic orchid.
RM2HHJXE6–Close-up of colourful Brassia caudata, known by the common names tailed brassia, spider orchid and cricket orchid, at the Monteverde Orchid Garden in
RMRDTBBJ–. The orchid-grower's manual, containing descriptions of the best species and varieties of orchidaceous plants in cultivation ... Orchids. 618 orchid-grower's manual. interrupted by streaks and spots which coalesce with the central portion ; lip clawed, deeply bilobed in front, lobed and undulated at the edges, front lobe clear rich yellow, the claw, spotted and dotted with chest- nut-brown, the side lobes small, tipped with yellow.âBrazil. Fig.â Orchid Alhvm, ix. t. 405 ; Jimrn. ofHort., 1891, xxii. p. 427, f. 78.. O.LAWRENCEANUM. Brassia Lawkenceaxa. -See ONCIDinM LAEKINIAKUM. (From the Jour
RMPG45HG–. Cyclopedia of American horticulture, comprising suggestions for cultivation of horticultural plants, descriptions of the species of fruits, vegetables, flowers, and ornamental plants sold in the United States and Canada, together with geographical and biographical sketches. Gardening. BRASSIA BRASSICA 177 AAA. Sepals and petals clearer yellow. caudita, Lindl. Spikes drooping, 12-18 in.: sepals and petals very long (4-6 in.), barred witli brown; lip yellow and broad spotted. W. Ind. A.F. G: 600. Lance^na, Lindl. Robust, with 2 dark green leaves from each pseudobulb : lis. large and numerous,
RMP96497–Brown spotted cream flowers of the Central American tropical epiphytic orchid, Brassia verrucosa var majus
RFBE5DPJ–Spider Orchid, Brassia 'Chieftain', Orchidaceae, Oncidiinae, Cymbidieae. South Florida, the West-Indies and tropical South America.
RMW10Y62–Brassia verrucosa. Brown spotted cream flowers of the Central American tropical epiphytic orchid.
RM2HHJXDE–Close-up of colourful Brassia caudata, known by the common names tailed brassia, spider orchid and cricket orchid, at the Monteverde Orchid Garden in
RMRDD28T–. Cyclopedia of American horticulture, comprising suggestions for cultivation of horticultural plants, descriptions of the species of fruits, vegetables, flowers, and ornamental plants sold in the United States and Canada, together with geographical and biographical sketches. Gardening. BRASSIA BRASSICA 177 AAA. Sepals and petals clearer yellow. caudita, Lindl. Spikes drooping, 12-18 in.: sepals and petals very long (4-6 in.), barred witli brown; lip yellow and broad spotted. W. Ind. A.F. G: 600. Lance^na, Lindl. Robust, with 2 dark green leaves from each pseudobulb : lis. large and numerous,
RFBE5EDE–Spider Orchid, Brassia 'Chieftain', Orchidaceae, Oncidiinae, Cymbidieae. South Florida, the West-Indies and tropical South America.
RMW10Y66–Brassia verrucosa. Brown spotted cream flowers of the Central American tropical epiphytic orchid.
RM2HHJXCR–Close-up of colourful Brassia caudata, known by the common names tailed brassia, spider orchid and cricket orchid, at the Monteverde Orchid Garden in
RMRDRBGH–. Orchids: their culture and management. Orchids. 70 ORCHIDS Brassia. a long time in full beauty. Introduced from Brazil in 1S39. (B. R., 1S41, t. 18.) A'^ar. loiigissi/iia {Rclih. f.) has a many-flowered scape, nearly 2ft, in length. The sepals are deep orange-yellow, blotched and spotted with reddish-purple, and as much as 7in. in length, is about 3in. in length, pale yellow, dotted and spotted the base The lip towards flowers (B. iM., with purple. It is a magnificent variety, and during August and September. Costa Rica, 1S67. 748. B. maculata that flowered in (7?. £r.).—On& of Britain,
RMW10Y5N–Brassia verrucosa. Brown spotted cream flowers of the Central American tropical epiphytic orchid.
RM2HHJXED–Close-up of colourful Brassia caudata, known by the common names tailed brassia, spider orchid and cricket orchid, at the Monteverde Orchid Garden in
RMW10Y50–Brassia verrucosa. Brown spotted cream flowers of the Central American tropical epiphytic orchid.
RM2HHJXCA–Close-up of colourful Brassia caudata, known by the common names tailed brassia, spider orchid and cricket orchid, at the Monteverde Orchid Garden in
RMW10Y51–Brassia verrucosa. Brown spotted cream flowers of the Central American tropical epiphytic orchid.
RM2HHJXCC–Close-up of colourful Brassia caudata, known by the common names tailed brassia, spider orchid and cricket orchid, at the Monteverde Orchid Garden in
RMW10Y5J–Brassia verrucosa. Brown spotted cream flowers of the Central American tropical epiphytic orchid.
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