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<strong>Carter</strong> <strong>and</strong> <strong>Holmes</strong> <strong>Orchids</strong><br />
“Quality <strong>Orchids</strong> for 62 Years”<br />
Welcome to our 2009 Spring catalog. You will notice a different format for this catalog. We will be<br />
mailing three catalogs of this size during the year. We offer here over 100 different items, many of them<br />
available for the first time. We know you will find many choice plants to add to your collection. All are the<br />
quality you have come to expect from <strong>Carter</strong> <strong>and</strong> <strong>Holmes</strong>, <strong>and</strong> all are guaranteed to be true to name <strong>and</strong> virus<br />
free. You can order with confidence. We guarantee your complete satisfaction!<br />
Visit our web site, www.carter<strong>and</strong>holmes.com, for more extensive offers of plants <strong>and</strong> complete growing<br />
instructions for a wide range of genera.<br />
We are pleased to offer free packing <strong>and</strong> shipping for 10 or more items from our Catalogs or web<br />
site. We pack <strong>and</strong> ship smaller orders for one low charge of $17.00 (in contiguous US), <strong>and</strong> we send free<br />
bonus plants of our choice for every five plants you order. We guarantee safe delivery.<br />
(Some conditions apply, <strong>and</strong> minimums apply to wholesale <strong>and</strong> orchid society orders.)<br />
M7851 C. Big Ben ‘Blue Mountain’ HCC/<br />
AOS (photo left). Clusters of six-inch<br />
flowers are displayed well on upright stems.<br />
This is our favorite of the “blue” cattleyas<br />
<strong>and</strong> deserves a higher award. The parentage<br />
is C. Portia x C. labiata. (Fall) New!<br />
2.5” pots, $16.00 (limit one per customer).<br />
M8058 Blc. Eagle Isl<strong>and</strong> ‘Sangria’ AM/AOS (photo below left). Finally we are able<br />
to offer mericlones of this outst<strong>and</strong>ing plant. No other cattleya we have seen has color<br />
this intense. Very little light that strikes the flower is reflected. These new clones will<br />
be in great dem<strong>and</strong>, so do not delay in ordering yours. Fragrant! (Fall) (photo courtesy<br />
of Alan Bacharach) 2.5” pots, $16.00 (limit one per customer).<br />
LOTUS POTTERY<br />
Lotus makes decorative, ceramic pots<br />
with openings for air circulation. These<br />
are excellent for displaying orchids in<br />
your home - just slip the grow pot into the<br />
Lotus container. See our web site for a<br />
good assortment at new, lower prices.<br />
8440 C. Sans Souci ‘Mendenhall’ x C.<br />
Johnette Bowers ‘Madonna’ (photo<br />
right). Our two best white cattleyas are<br />
combined in this new cross. Large size <strong>and</strong><br />
perfect shape are assured.<br />
(Fall-Winter) Fragrant!<br />
2.5” pots, $12.00.<br />
M8065 Epicat. Rene Marques ‘Flame<br />
Thrower’ HCC/AOS (photo below). Green<br />
orchids are always popular, <strong>and</strong> this plant<br />
offers clusters of green, yellow, <strong>and</strong> rose-red<br />
flowers. Vigorous <strong>and</strong> easy. (Winter-Spring)<br />
(photo courtesy of James Rose)<br />
2.5” pots, Blooming Size, $16.00.<br />
Above: C. Johnette Bowers<br />
Below: Phal. Glad Dawn<br />
‘Pink Cheer’<br />
M9105 Phal. Glad Dawn ‘Pink<br />
Cheer’ (photo above). This new<br />
multifloral phalaenopsis is a real<br />
charmer. Compact plants produce<br />
branched spikes of baby pink flowers.<br />
Foliage is attractive <strong>and</strong> shows some<br />
light variegation. Great for windowsills<br />
<strong>and</strong> easy to grow <strong>and</strong> flower.<br />
Don’t miss out on this one! *L*<br />
(Winter-Spring)<br />
3” pots, Blooming Size, $16.00.
8119 Blc. Chia Lin ‘New City’ AM/AOS,<br />
JGP x Blc. Eagle Isl<strong>and</strong> ‘Sangria’ AM/<br />
AOS. Chia Lin, pictured above, combined<br />
with the almost-black Eagle Isl<strong>and</strong> is a<br />
superb, line-bred Oconee cross. Spectacular,<br />
dark red flowers. Fragrant (Fall-Winter)<br />
Fragrant. 2.5” pots, $12.00.<br />
M7616 C. Penang ‘Black Caesar’ AM/<br />
AOS (photo above). Bred from C. Nigrella<br />
x C. bowringiana, this is an extremely dark,<br />
cluster-type cattleya. Easy <strong>and</strong> rewarding.<br />
It has an 85 point Award of Merit. (Fall)<br />
2.5” pots, $16.00.<br />
8414 Blc. Oconee ‘Mendenhall’ AM/<br />
AOS x Slc. Precious Katie ‘Red Joy’<br />
(photo above). These will be compact<br />
plants with round, red flowers that have<br />
great form. We know there will be<br />
awards for this new cross.<br />
*L* (Fall-Winter) 2.5” pots, $12.00.<br />
(limit 1 per order)<br />
M6484 Blc. Lake Murray ‘Mendenhall’<br />
AM/AOS (photo above). This dark clone<br />
is truly spectacular! Large flowers, <strong>and</strong><br />
we had six on one stem last fall. A show<br />
stopper! Beautiful plants ready for larger<br />
pots. Fragrant (Fall) 2.5” pots, $16.00.<br />
8126 Blc. Lake Murray (photo above)<br />
x Blc. Don Herman ‘Hackneau’.<br />
Large, round, dark flowers similar to<br />
Blc. Michael Crocker will result from<br />
this new cross. Our thanks to Courtney<br />
Hackney for this one. Fragrant (Fall)<br />
2.5” pots, $12.00.<br />
M7134 Lc. Mishima Luster ‘Jean’<br />
AM/AOS (photo above). These dark<br />
flowers have a lustrous sheen. Each<br />
stem carries up to six blooms. You<br />
should have this special plant in your<br />
collection. (Summer) (photo courtesy<br />
of Paul Phelps) 2.5” pots, $16.00.<br />
8121 Lc. Christmas Bouquet = (Lc.<br />
Mini Purple (4n) x C. percivaliana<br />
(4n)). A tetraploid version of this<br />
compact hybrid that blooms for<br />
Christmas. 2.5” pots, $12.00.<br />
Note:<br />
In this catalog you will see *L* in the<br />
descriptions for certain plants. This<br />
means they are suitable for artificial<br />
light culture or for growing on window<br />
sills.<br />
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7729 Blc. Yonges Isl<strong>and</strong> ‘Newberry’<br />
(photo above) x Blc. Lynn Spooner<br />
‘Mendenhall’. Large, round, richly<br />
colored flowers will come from this<br />
cross. Lips will be almost black. New!<br />
Fragrant (Fall) 2.5” pots, $12.00.<br />
M3766 Blc. Mac <strong>Holmes</strong> ‘Newberry’<br />
AM/AOS (photo above). If you would<br />
like a GIANT FLOWER, you need look<br />
no further. Eight inch flowers are<br />
produced on relatively compact plants.<br />
Fragrant (Summer-Fall)<br />
3.5” pots, $22.00.<br />
8114 Pot. Classy Lady ‘Pauline’s Peach’<br />
HCC/AOS x Blc. Waikiki Splendor<br />
‘Lenette’ (photo above). We expect<br />
orange to peach flowers in this new cross.<br />
Great beauty is assured. Fragrant<br />
(Fall-Winter) 2.5” pots, $12.00.<br />
(limit one per order)
8322 Lc. Lou Gilmore ‘Mendenhall’<br />
(photo above) x Blc. Lake Murray<br />
‘Mendenhall’ AM/AOS . The Lake<br />
Murray parent is pictured on the facing<br />
page. We expect intense red flowers<br />
from this new cross, with wonderful<br />
form. Fragrant (Fall) 2.5” pots, $12.00.<br />
M5596 Lc. Mary Ellen <strong>Carter</strong><br />
‘Dixie Hummingbird’ HCC/AOS<br />
(photo above). A great yellow clone<br />
that flowers in late summer <strong>and</strong> again<br />
in late winter. The most consistent<br />
re-blooming cattleya we have seen.<br />
Fragrant (Summer <strong>and</strong> Winter)<br />
2.5” pots, $16.00.<br />
8196 Blc. Memoria Helen Brown ‘Sweet Afton’ AM/AOS<br />
(photo left) x Blc. Williette Wong ‘The Best’ AM/AOS.<br />
(photo right) The pedigree here is as good as it gets for<br />
quality yellow cattleyas. These will also have the vigor you<br />
have come to expect in <strong>Carter</strong> <strong>and</strong> <strong>Holmes</strong>’ yellow crosses.<br />
Fragrant (Summer-Fall) 2.5” pots, $12.00.<br />
8195 Blc. Memoria Helen Brown ‘Sweet Afton’ AM/AOS<br />
(photo left) x C. bicolor ‘Mendenhall Beta’ (4n).<br />
Combining Helen Brown (Blc. Xanthette x Lc. Ann Follis)<br />
with our tetraploid C. bicolor will produce rich green flowers<br />
on vigorous plants. Get these soon - we may sell out.<br />
(Summer-Fall) 2.5” pots, $12.00.<br />
M6486 Pot. Caesar’s Head ‘Carolina<br />
Autumn’ (photo above). Extraordinary<br />
color <strong>and</strong> long lasting flowers are<br />
tradmarks of this clone. Flowers open<br />
as shown in the photo <strong>and</strong> finish<br />
brilliant orange <strong>and</strong> red. Fragrant (Fall)<br />
2.5” pots, $16.00.<br />
M7273 Blc. George King ‘Southern<br />
Cross’ AM/AOS (photo above). A<br />
special favorite here, this clone can be<br />
counted on to grow well <strong>and</strong> produce<br />
beautiful, soft yellow flowers. This is<br />
a mutation of the ‘Serendipity’ clone,<br />
<strong>and</strong> has its same good growth habit.<br />
Fragrant (Winter) 2.5” pots, $16.00.<br />
8343 Pot. Frank Gilmore ‘Mendenhall’<br />
AM/AOS (photo above) x Pot. Haw<br />
Yuan Gold ‘Y-2K’. New! Our vigorous<br />
concolor yellow crossed with a famous<br />
parent plant - star of the World Orchid<br />
Conference in Vancouver. Large, bright<br />
yellows. Fragrant (Fall)<br />
2.5” pots, $12.00.<br />
M5764/9116 Pot. Susan Fender<br />
‘Cinnamon Stick’ AM/AOS (photo<br />
above). An outst<strong>and</strong>ing clone that blooms<br />
twice a year. Now available in a larger pot<br />
size, it is certain to sell out quickly. Get it<br />
now! (limit 1 per order)<br />
Fragrant (Summer <strong>and</strong> Winter)<br />
4” pots, Blooming Size, $27.00.<br />
Generally, we estimate the time until flowering for st<strong>and</strong>ard cattleyas as the following: 2.5” pots - 2-3 years; 3” pots - 2 years;<br />
3.5” pots - 1-2 years; 4” pots - Near Blooming Size - 12-18 months; 5” plus pots - Blooming Size - within 12 months.<br />
Miniature cattleyas are blooming size in 2.5” pots <strong>and</strong> compact cattleyas are blooming size in 3” pots.<br />
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M9554 Epicattleya L<strong>and</strong>woods ‘Green Elf’.<br />
(photo above). This new clone will be popular.<br />
Non-fading greens are always in dem<strong>and</strong>. Up to six<br />
flowers per stem when mature. *L* (Fall)<br />
2.5” pots, Blooming Size, $16.00 (limit one).<br />
M6202 Slc. Final Touch ‘Mendenhall’<br />
AM/AOS. (photo above) The round,<br />
salmon colored flowers are produced on<br />
compact plants. You can’t miss with this<br />
wonderful clone!<br />
*L* (Various) 2.5” pots, $16.00.<br />
M7271 Lc. Butterfly Wings ‘Orchid<br />
Library’ (photo left). This amazing<br />
clone produces tall stems with clusters<br />
of round, red - splashed yellow flowers.<br />
Extremely impressive when in flower, it<br />
is a unique selection made in Japan of a<br />
Jones <strong>and</strong> Scully cross. (Winter)<br />
3.5” pots, Near Blooming Size, $22.00.<br />
M7187 Eplc. Butterfly Kisses ‘Mendenhall’<br />
AM/AD/AOS (photo right).<br />
Large, branched clusters of flowers on<br />
mature plants. A hybrid from our native<br />
Epi. conopseum, but not cold hardy.<br />
*L* (Winter)<br />
2.5” pots, Blooming Size, $16.00.<br />
M6929 Slc. Barefoot Mailman<br />
‘Lahaina’ (photo above). Compact,<br />
sturdy plants produce arching spikes of<br />
colorful flowers. This one really adds<br />
pizazz to your collection. Recommended<br />
for any orchid lover. *L* (Fall)<br />
2.5” pots, Near Blooming Size, $16.00.<br />
M6205 Encyclia Memoria Young C. Lott<br />
‘Newberry’ (photo above) = (Enc. mariae x<br />
Enc. tampensis) . We picture this clone growing<br />
on a palm tree in Florida. It is excellent for<br />
naturalizing in warm areas, <strong>and</strong> grows well in<br />
baskets or mounted on bark or tree fern.<br />
(Summer) 2.5” pots, Blooming Size, $16.00.<br />
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7972 Blc. Waikiki Gold “Lea’<br />
HCC/AOS x L. briegeri ‘Star of<br />
Brazil’ HCC/AOS (first bloom<br />
photo above). Our thanks to Jim<br />
Burkhalter for this bright miniature.<br />
*L* (Various)<br />
2.5” pots, Blooming Size, $12.00.<br />
7715 Lc. G.S. Ball (photo above).<br />
This is our remake of the primary<br />
hybrid of Cattleya schroderae x<br />
Laelia cinnabarina, first registered<br />
by Veitch in 1900. Vigorous,<br />
upright growers with clusters of<br />
orange flowers. (Spring)<br />
2.5” pots, Blooming Size, $12.00.
M7759 Pot. Fordyce Prelude ‘First<br />
Act’ (photo above). In our opinion, this<br />
is one of the best cattleyas produced by<br />
Frank Fordyce. The color does vary, but<br />
the blooms are always beautiful. Plants<br />
are miniature, with 3.5” blooms.<br />
*L* (Winter)<br />
2.5” pots, $16.00.<br />
M9555 C. Chocolate Drop ‘Volcano<br />
Queen’ (photo above). Due to popular<br />
dem<strong>and</strong>, we offer this vigorous new<br />
clone. Clusters of waxy flowers are<br />
produced on upright stems. Makes great<br />
specimen plants. *L* (Spring - Summer)<br />
2.5” pots, $16.00 (limit one per order).<br />
8155 C. Brabantiae ‘El Toro’ AM/AOS<br />
(photo above) x C. Brabantiae ‘Dixie’s<br />
Spots’. Pinks with darker spots - superb.<br />
Compact <strong>and</strong> free-flowering.<br />
*L* (Summer-Fall)<br />
2.5” pots, $12.00.<br />
8304 Slc. Newberry Promise x Pot. Lynette<br />
<strong>and</strong> Alan . This is a wonderful new mini-catt<br />
cross. The plant pictured above is one of the first<br />
seedlings to flower from this cross. The little<br />
plants are flowering in 2.5” pots. Don’t miss out<br />
on these. *L* (Winter)<br />
2.5” pots, Blooming Size, $12.00.<br />
M5769 Hawkinsara Koolau Sunset<br />
‘Hawaii’ AM/AOS (photo above). A<br />
compact grower that produces clusters of<br />
red-velvet flowers. A special favorite!<br />
*L* (Fall-Various)<br />
3” pots, Near Blooming Size, $18.00.<br />
7878 Cattleya loddigesii (photo above).<br />
We picture one of the first seedlings to<br />
flower from this cross. An excellent form<br />
of this Brazilian species. The flowers are<br />
welcome in mid-winter. *L* (Winter)<br />
2.5” pots, Near Blooming Size, $12.00.<br />
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8141 Lc. Mini Purple (4n) x<br />
Slc. Precious Katie. We picture a<br />
first-bloom seedling. These are<br />
tiny plants with wonderful, round<br />
flowers - some of them red. *L*<br />
2.5” pots, Blooming Size, $12.00<br />
M5270 Lc. Newberry Pixie<br />
‘Cherokee’ (photo above). A<br />
charming multi-flora that blooms on<br />
compact plants. It is a real “space<br />
saver”. The flowers last for several<br />
weeks. A special favorite here.<br />
*L* (Fall) 3.5” pots, Near<br />
Blooming Size, $22.00.<br />
M7129 Sc. Crystelle Smith ‘BK <strong>Orchids</strong>’<br />
(photo above). A <strong>Carter</strong> <strong>and</strong> <strong>Holmes</strong><br />
introduction, this tiny plant produces pink<br />
flowers throughout the year. The best for<br />
windowsill growing! *L* (Various)<br />
2.5” pots, Blooming Size, $16.00.
M6487 Lc. C.G. Roebling ‘Sentinel’<br />
(photo above). Graceful flowers with<br />
slate blue lips are freely produced by this<br />
clone. Flowers are large <strong>and</strong> showy, <strong>and</strong><br />
the plants bloom at a young age.<br />
A “blue” clone that will add to any<br />
collection. (Fall)<br />
2.5” pots, $16.00.<br />
8144 C. Dubiosa ‘Scully’s’ x<br />
C. Horace ‘Maxima’ AM/AOS (photo<br />
above). We know this will produce<br />
round, light lavender flowers in midwinter,<br />
when flowers are appreciated.<br />
These should make a nice display on<br />
upright stems. A great new cross.<br />
Fragrant (Winter)<br />
2.5” pots, $12.00.<br />
Lc. Canhamiana. We picture to the left a plant from the Alberts <strong>and</strong><br />
Merkel strain of this primary hybrid. We offer here two different crosses<br />
designed to produce more of these huge (to 8 inches) semi-alba flowers in<br />
late spring. These are vigorous, fast growers.<br />
8161 Laelia purpurata ‘#20’ x C. mossiae var reineckiana ‘Young’s<br />
Variety’. A famous Cattleya mossiae from the 1930’s <strong>and</strong> 40’s is used here<br />
with a pure white purpurata that has a solid red lip. 2.5” pots, $12.00.<br />
8317 C. mossiae semi-alba ‘Hartford’ x Laelia purpurata var. atropurpureum.<br />
This C. mossiae has a more solid lip color, <strong>and</strong> the atropurpureum has<br />
a darker lip as well. We anticipate darker purple lips in this version.<br />
2.5” pots, $12.00.<br />
7870 Lc. Persepolis ‘Splendor’ AM/AOS<br />
x Lc. Melody Fair ‘Mishima’ (photo<br />
above). This cross combines some of the<br />
best breeders today for whites with solid<br />
purple lips. The results have to be exceptional!<br />
Don’t miss this new hybrid.<br />
Fragrant (Fall-Winter)<br />
2.5” pots, $12.00.<br />
M5275 Cattleya Christ Church<br />
‘Newberry Snow’ (photo above).<br />
This beautiful clone is the nearest to<br />
pure white we have seen. Compact<br />
plants have upright growth <strong>and</strong> flower<br />
in small pots. The blooming season is<br />
October through December. (Fall)<br />
3” pots, Blooming Size, $18.00.<br />
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8128 Lc. Coastal Splendor ‘Papa Betancourt’<br />
AM/AOS x Lc. Coastal Splendor<br />
‘Nicola’ AM/AOS (photo above). We<br />
thank Peter Von Scholle for this sibling<br />
cross. The hybid is a result of crossing<br />
Lc. Persepolis ‘Splendor’ with a polyploid<br />
white Laelia anceps. Nice, upright stems.<br />
New! (Fall-Winter)<br />
2.5” pots, $12.00.<br />
M7830 Blc. Memoria Crispin Rosales<br />
‘Pine Knot’ AM/AOS (photo above).<br />
The first time we saw this, we knew<br />
it was special. It was a seedling in<br />
flower in a 3” pot. Although it blooms<br />
on young plants, it is most spectacular<br />
when mature. Fragrant (Fall)<br />
4” pots, Blooming Size, $27.00.
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M3492 C. percivaliana ‘Summit’ FCC/AOS<br />
(photo above). Our mother plant of this great<br />
clone was purchased directly from John Lager in<br />
1964, prior to the award. Collected in 1922, it<br />
was awarded in 1972. Dependable for the<br />
Christmas season, it has a spicy fragrance.<br />
2.5” pots, $16.00.<br />
8172 C. Walkerinter coerulea = (C. intermedia<br />
coerulea x C. walkeriana coerulea (photo above)).<br />
We have just flowered the first one of these, <strong>and</strong> it<br />
has the beautiful “blue” color we are seeking. Plants<br />
are vigorous <strong>and</strong> compact. Thanks to Jim Burkhalter<br />
for this cross. *L* (Winter)<br />
2.5” pots, Near Blooming Size, $12.00.<br />
M2739 Encyclia tampensis alba<br />
‘Mendenhall’ AM/AOS (photo<br />
above). This is probably the best<br />
“alba” form of tampensis in<br />
existence. Clouds of green <strong>and</strong> white<br />
flowers. *L* (Summer)<br />
3” mesh pots, Blooming Size, $16.00.<br />
8755 Epidendrum calanthum<br />
album (photo above) x Epidendrum<br />
immatophyllum. The<br />
pollen parent is a compact pink<br />
reed-stemmed plant from Ecuador.<br />
The first to flower have been white<br />
- similar to the photo above.<br />
Narrow, reed-stem growth with<br />
clusters of flowers like the photo.<br />
Very easy to grow.<br />
(Various)<br />
2.5” pots, Blooming Size, $12.00.<br />
M6927 C. Astraea ‘Ginny’ AM/AOS (photo<br />
left). Bold clusters of lavender <strong>and</strong> white flowers<br />
are held on upright stems. Especially welcome in<br />
mid-winter. (Winter) 2.5” pots, $16.00.<br />
8456 Epidendrum cristatum (photo right) x<br />
Epi. pseudepidendrum. These are flowering<br />
with green, spotted sepals <strong>and</strong> petals <strong>and</strong> yellow<br />
lips. Vigorous reed-stemmed plants.<br />
Clusters of flowers. (Spring - Summer)<br />
2.5” pots, Blooming Size, $12.00.<br />
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8159 Gongora scaphephorus<br />
(photo above). This rare<br />
species is our favorite gongora,<br />
by far. Extremely long stems of<br />
flowers cascade gracefully from<br />
the sides of the plant. Flowers<br />
are relatively large <strong>and</strong> have<br />
numerous spots. Foliage may<br />
have a few characteristic brown<br />
spots. New!<br />
2.5” pots, $12.00.<br />
8375 Odontobrassia Pisgah<br />
Recluse (photo above). Large,<br />
spidery flowers on arching stems.<br />
Almost black markings. (Summer)<br />
2.5” pots, ready for larger, $12.00.
M8044 Dendrobium Fire Coral ‘Super Star’<br />
AM/AOS (photo above). The crisp, white<br />
flowers last for several months. Our special<br />
favorite, <strong>and</strong> it will be yours as well. (Spring)<br />
2.5” pots, Near Blooming Size, $16.00.<br />
8149 Dendrobium Yellow Ribbons<br />
‘Delight’ (photo above) x self. Clear<br />
yellow nobile hybrids are not common<br />
today. We have selfed one of our favorite<br />
yellow clones, <strong>and</strong> expect more of the<br />
same. (Winter-Spring) New!<br />
2.5” pots, Blooming Size, $12.00.<br />
8960 Macodes petola (photo above).<br />
One of the prettiest of the “Jewel”<br />
orchids, <strong>and</strong> one of the easier ones to<br />
grow. *L* (Winter)<br />
3” pots, $16.00. (limit one per order).<br />
9556 Dendrobium Ise hybrids - compact nobiles. The pictured<br />
plant is an example of the color <strong>and</strong> floriferousness of these hybrids.<br />
They are warmth tolerant <strong>and</strong> bloom freely. We will send named<br />
<strong>and</strong> labeled plants of the best we have available. (Winter)<br />
2.5” pots, Blooming Size, $12.00.<br />
8491 Dendrobium crumenatum (photo<br />
above). The “pigeon orchid” from<br />
Malaysia is also know as the<br />
“thunderstorm orchid”. (It flowers 9<br />
days after a sudden drop in temperature.)<br />
Blooms only last one day, but it flowers<br />
after every storm. Charming!<br />
Extremely Fragrant. (Summer)<br />
2.5” pots, Blooming Size, $12.00.<br />
8634 Cymbidium erythrostylum<br />
(photo above). This dwarf species is a<br />
warm grower from Vietnam. It flowers<br />
well for us at 65 degrees. (Winter)<br />
2.5” pots, young plants, $12.00.<br />
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M7947 Cym. Maureen <strong>Carter</strong><br />
‘Oriental Star’ HCC/AOS (photo<br />
above). A warm growing cymbidium<br />
that flowers young. Plants are<br />
compact. (Fall - Various) New!<br />
2.5” pots, young plants, $16.00.<br />
M7945 Cymbidium Swan Lake<br />
‘Bayfront Park’ (photo above). This<br />
clone flowers in late winter/early spring.<br />
It is a warm grower <strong>and</strong> spikes easily.<br />
(Winter) 5” pots, Blooming Size, $27.00.
8307 Jumellea comorensis. A dwarf<br />
plant that has a “climbing” habit.<br />
The little plants produce blooms that<br />
measure over 4 inches vertically. It<br />
is fine in pots with a totem, or<br />
mounted on cork. *L* (Fall)<br />
2.5” pots, Blooming Size, $12.00.<br />
8445 Stanhopea gr<strong>and</strong>iflora. Large,<br />
white flowers are produced from the<br />
base of the plant. Best for basket<br />
culture, this is one of the prettiest of<br />
the genus. (Summer-Fall) New!<br />
2.5” pots, $12.00. (some leaf spots)<br />
8170 Miltoniopsis Avarances (4n) x<br />
Miltoniopsis Anne Port (4n). We picture<br />
above one of the first to bloom from this<br />
cross. These will have graceful stems with<br />
six to eight flowers. We are seeing round,<br />
full flowers with good substance. Long<br />
lasting <strong>and</strong> with wonderful fragrance.<br />
The “Pansy Orchid”. (Spring-Summer)<br />
2.5” pots, Blooming Size, $12.00.<br />
8168 Reverse of the above cross.<br />
2.5” pots, Blooming Size, $12.00.<br />
8157 Bulbophyllum A-doribil Surprise<br />
x Bulbophyllum echinolabium (photo<br />
above is a first-bloom plant). Another<br />
“Yosemite Sam” orchid, like the echinolabium<br />
parent. It grows like a weed <strong>and</strong><br />
blooms freely. (Various <strong>and</strong> sequential)<br />
4” pots, Blooming Size, $22.00.<br />
7726 Bulbophyllum echinolabium.<br />
Similar to above - with 16-inch flowers.<br />
2.5” pots, $12.00.<br />
8484 Bulbophyllum gr<strong>and</strong>iflorum. This<br />
new offering has a large, hooded flower<br />
that is exotic. It could be called the<br />
“cobra” orchid. Green flowers with<br />
darker veins. (Summer-Fall)<br />
2.5” pots, $12.00 (limit one per order).<br />
8013 Angraecum sesquipedale.<br />
(photo above) This is Madagascan.<br />
Charles Darwin predicted the pollinator<br />
because of the long spur. Yes, this<br />
flower is 18” from top to bottom!<br />
We offer here the form that blooms in<br />
December <strong>and</strong> is known as the “Star of<br />
Bethlehem”. Easy to grow. Fragrant at<br />
night. (Winter) 2.5” pots, $12.00.<br />
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8479 Bulbophyllum frostii. A native of<br />
Vietnam, this is the little “Dutch Shoe<br />
Orchid”. Easy to grow in a small pot, it also<br />
does well in a small basket or mounted on<br />
a log. Grow it shady <strong>and</strong> moist. This is not<br />
commonly offered, <strong>and</strong> we are happy to<br />
have a good supply. *L* (Various)<br />
2.5” pots, Blooming Size, $12.00.<br />
7644 Dracula inaequalis (photo above).<br />
This dwarf dracula is warmth tolerant <strong>and</strong><br />
easy to grow. *L* (Winter) (limit one)<br />
3” mesh pots, Blooming Size, $16.00.<br />
M5598 Tolumnia Popoki ‘Mitzi’ AM/<br />
AOS (photo above). Miniature plants<br />
produce displays of red flowers on upright<br />
spikes. One of the easiest tolumnias to<br />
grow. *L* (Various)<br />
2.5” pots. Blooming Size, $16.00.
RE-INTRODUCING:<br />
Our most popular Phalaenopsis<br />
clone - ever! (below)<br />
M9550 Phal. Mistral’s Sunrise Flame<br />
‘Mendenhall’. (photo above) This is a<br />
repeat of a sell-out! The sunny, apricot<br />
flowers are not like any other phalaenopsis<br />
we have seen. The vigorous<br />
plants have dark green leaves. Spikes<br />
are upright <strong>and</strong> sturdy. Long-lasting.<br />
*L* (Winter-Spring) New!<br />
3” pots, Near Blooming Size, $16.00.<br />
M8039 Dtps. Newberry Parfait<br />
‘Picotee’ AM/AOS, AM/RHS (photo<br />
above). If you want a phalaenopsis that<br />
flowers all year, regardless of the season,<br />
this is it. Popular throughout the<br />
world, this has been produced by other<br />
laboratories - with some mutations.<br />
We guarantee that our mericlones<br />
are true to the mother plant, our own<br />
creation.<br />
*L* (Various)<br />
4” pots, Blooming Size, $22.00.<br />
M8526 Dtps. Winter Clouds ‘Mendenhall’<br />
AM/AOS. (photo above) The best you can get in<br />
a white phalaenopsis. Huge flowers with great form<br />
<strong>and</strong> substance. Those who have it love it! *L*<br />
(Spring) 3” pots, Blooming Size, $16.00.<br />
7891 Phal. Lillian Willing ‘Diane’ x Dtps.<br />
Winter Clouds ‘Mendenhall’ AM/AOS.<br />
3” pots, Blooming Size, $12.00.<br />
8401 Phal. Hilo Lip ‘Newberry’ (photo above)<br />
x Phal. Mary Brooks ‘Mendenhall’ AM/AOS.<br />
Quality light pinks - some with white lips. Easy<br />
to flower. New! (Winter-Spring)<br />
3” pots, Blooming Size, $12.00.<br />
M8964 Phal. Carolina Yellow<br />
Fantasy 'Golden Showers'<br />
(photo above). Soft golden<br />
flowers on branched spikes.<br />
*L* (Winter-Spring)<br />
3” pots, Blooming Size, $16.00.<br />
M8995 Phalaenopsis New Wave<br />
‘Spring Meadow’ (photo above).<br />
A beautiful bouquet of bright<br />
yellow flowers that have the<br />
fragrance of daffodils <strong>and</strong> other<br />
spring flowers. Uniquely Fragrant!<br />
A compact grower.<br />
*L* (Winter-Spring)<br />
3” pots, Blooming Size, $16.00<br />
(limit one per order).<br />
8432 Phal. Ho’s Amaglad x Phal.<br />
philippinensis (photo at left is a first<br />
bloom seedling) We have been more than<br />
pleased with this cross. Lots of blooms on<br />
branched sprays <strong>and</strong> pretty, mottled foliage.<br />
*L* (Winter-Spring).<br />
3” pots, Blooming Size, $12.00.<br />
Consider <strong>Orchids</strong> as Gifts<br />
Each year we ship hundreds of orchids as gifts (Birthday, Holiday, Anniversary). Our budded phalaenopsis<br />
<strong>and</strong> cattleyas make excellent gifts, <strong>and</strong> we usually have several other genera in spike or bud.<br />
Ask about our 'BLOOMING PLANT OF THE MONTH PLAN', also an excellent gift.<br />
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8178 Phal. Maki Watanabe x Phal.<br />
Mary Brooks ‘Mendenhall’ AM/AOS.<br />
(photo above) Most of these will be<br />
round <strong>and</strong> full light pinks, though a few<br />
whites may appear. All will be excellent<br />
<strong>and</strong> free-blooming. *L* (Winter-Spring)<br />
3” pots, Blooming Size, $12.00.<br />
M8965 Phal. Flight of Birds ‘Flutterby’<br />
HCC/AOS. This is our favorite from our<br />
Award of Quality cross. Heavy substance<br />
<strong>and</strong> intense markings are the trademarks of<br />
this clone. The flowers are exceptionally<br />
long lasting, <strong>and</strong> plants are vigorous <strong>and</strong><br />
easy to grow <strong>and</strong> flower.<br />
*L* (Winter-Spring)<br />
4” pots, Blooming Size, $22.00.<br />
8179 Phal. (Achy Breaky Heart x Fifi)<br />
(photo above) x Phal. Martha Dolge.<br />
You can get “red-lipped” phalaenopsis<br />
other places, but ours are the “reddest”!<br />
These are also bred for good form <strong>and</strong><br />
size. Highly recommended!<br />
*L* (Winter-Spring)<br />
3” pots, Blooming Size, $12.00.<br />
M8573 Phal. Brecko Pobells<br />
‘Mendenhall’ (photo above).<br />
Large, clear, non-fading yellow<br />
phalaenopsis are rare. We are<br />
proud of this one. It has great<br />
form, <strong>and</strong> the upright spikes are<br />
produced on beautiful plants that<br />
have broad, round, dark green<br />
leaves. A perfect gift for you or<br />
for someone else. *L* (Spring)<br />
4” pots, Blooming Size, $22.00.<br />
3” pots, Blooming Size, $16.00.<br />
8266 Paph. venustum album x<br />
Paph. primulinum (first bloom<br />
seedling pictured above). These<br />
plants have gorgeous foliage. Easy!<br />
*L* (Various) 3.5” pots, Blooming<br />
Size, $27.00. 2.5” pots, $16.00.<br />
8274 Paph. Mount Toro x Paph.<br />
rothschildianum (similar to above<br />
photo). A great new cross that will<br />
produce large, impressive displays.<br />
You will like these! (Spring)<br />
2.5” pots, $16.00.<br />
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M9106 Phal. Newberry Perfection ‘Pink Giant’.<br />
This exciting new clone is the largest pink<br />
phalaenopsis we have seen. We could not believe<br />
our eyes when it first flowered! The flowers are 5.5<br />
inches in natural spread, <strong>and</strong> they have good form<br />
<strong>and</strong> smooth color.. Be among the first to flower<br />
this huge beauty. *L* (Winter-Spring)<br />
3” pots, Near Blooming Size, $16.00.<br />
8931 Paph. purpuratum (photo above).<br />
This lovely, compact species grows in<br />
southern China. We like the “funnelshaped”<br />
dorsal sepal <strong>and</strong> the nice color<br />
contrast. *L* (Winter)<br />
2.5” pots, Blooming Size, $16.00.<br />
8930 Paph. wardii (photo above).<br />
Our own superior version of this<br />
species with almost black markings<br />
<strong>and</strong> gorgeous, patterned leaves.<br />
Don’t miss out on these! *L* (Winter)<br />
2.5” pots, Blooming Size, $16.00.
Paphiopedilum s<strong>and</strong>erianum<br />
We picture the 'Raven Cliff Falls' AM/AOS clone of this rare species, which has petals measuring 39 inches<br />
(99 cm) long. We offer two sibling crosses, each in two sizes, at new, unbelievable prices.<br />
2.5" pots are $25.00 3.5" pots are $50.00<br />
8015 Paph. s<strong>and</strong>erianum 'Nature's Glory' x Paph. s<strong>and</strong>erianum 'Dark Beauty'. The 'Nature's Glory' parent<br />
has long petals <strong>and</strong> the 'Dark Beauty' clone is the darkest we have seen. Most vigorous of our s<strong>and</strong>erianum<br />
sibling crosses<br />
8017 Paph. s<strong>and</strong>erianum 'Dark Beauty' x Paph. s<strong>and</strong>erianum 'Newberry Tresses'. Another combination for<br />
dark flowers with long petals. The 'Newberry Tresses' clone is especially graceful, with petals that flare <strong>and</strong> have<br />
lots of twists. Nice plants.<br />
Culture: Paph. s<strong>and</strong>erianums are relatively easy to grow, though slow to establish when repotted. They prefer a<br />
medium fir bark mix <strong>and</strong> relatively small containers. They will bloom <strong>and</strong> be happy in 3.5" to 4" pots. They<br />
like brighter conditions than most paphiopedilums <strong>and</strong> somewhat more fertilizer. Once considered extinct in<br />
nature, they are now heavily protected. The greatest danger to them appears to be forest fires in their native<br />
Indonesia. Some poaching continues. Artificially grown seedlings help to protect the wild plants.<br />
All of the plants offered above were grown from seed in our laboratory. Current CITES regulations do<br />
not allow us to export Paphiopedilum s<strong>and</strong>erianum or any other paphiopedilum species.<br />
7932 Paph. Oberhausens Diamant (photo<br />
above is a first bloom seedling of this<br />
cross). Bred from the rare Paphiopedilum<br />
s<strong>and</strong>erianum onto the clear yellow Paphiopedilum<br />
primulinum, this is a happy combination<br />
of both. Long, twisting petals come<br />
from the s<strong>and</strong>erianum <strong>and</strong> yellow color<br />
comes from primulinum. These have great<br />
vigor. *L* (Various)<br />
3.5” pots, Blooming Size, $27.00.<br />
2.5” pots, $16.00.<br />
8927/9015 Paph. Meda Ballard<br />
(photo above). Good yellow paphs<br />
are rare. Here is a beautiful one<br />
that opens buds in sequence. *L*<br />
(Various) 2.5” pots, $16.00.<br />
8281 Paph. Clifton Booth (Paph.<br />
Saint Swithin x Paph. primulinum).<br />
A blend of peach, yellow,<br />
<strong>and</strong> mahogany, with downswept,<br />
spiraling petals. (Spring)<br />
3.5” pots, $27.00.<br />
6953 Paph. laevigatum x rothschildianum.<br />
We have crossed the compact<br />
laevigatum with the KING of the paphs,<br />
rothschildianum. Large multifloras on<br />
relatively compact plants. *L* (Spring)<br />
3.5” pots, Near Blooming Size, $27.00.<br />
7576 Paph. Pinocchio (photo above).<br />
We have found this to be our most<br />
popular paphiopedilum because of its<br />
ever-blooming habit. Stems bloom<br />
sequentially for a long time, <strong>and</strong> new<br />
stems arise to continue the process.<br />
This is also a vigorous plant <strong>and</strong> good for<br />
beginners. *L* (Various)<br />
3.5” pots, Blooming Size, $27.00.<br />
We are pleased to accept telephone orders during our normal business hours. If you would like to charge<br />
to a credit card account, please have the account number h<strong>and</strong>y when you place your call. We need your<br />
telephone number to assure delivery. Your complete satisfaction is guaranteed.<br />
TELEPHONE 803-276-0579 ORDERS 800-873-7086 FACSIMILE 803-276-0588<br />
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Trays <strong>and</strong> dug-ups (bare root) from trays.<br />
Free packing <strong>and</strong> shipping includes trays <strong>and</strong> dug-ups from trays! (see restrictions)<br />
This new tray <strong>and</strong> dug-up listing has some of our most popular items <strong>and</strong> some new ones. Phalaenopsis <strong>and</strong> Paphiopedilum trays are<br />
planted 84 per tray <strong>and</strong> we guarantee at least 70 plants. Other full trays are guaranteed to contain at least 100 plants (we plant 128<br />
per tray). For every 5 trays you order you may choose one at $250 or less as a free bonus. No other discounts apply to tray purchases.<br />
Dug-ups are selected bare-root plants from trays. All of these are limited.<br />
Orchid orders that include trays must total at least $500 for free shipping. Orchid orders that include dug-ups must total at least<br />
10 or more plants for free shipments. Bonus plants, orchid society discounts, <strong>and</strong> wholesale discounts apply to orders for dug-up<br />
plants the same as they do to orders for orchids in pots.<br />
Dug-Ups/Trays<br />
M3389 Blc. Raye <strong>Holmes</strong> ‘Newberry’ - a classic fuchsia purple - twice yearly $12.00/$350<br />
M3764 Blc. Owen <strong>Holmes</strong> ‘Mendenhall’ AM/AOS - large, round red - a classic $12.00/$500<br />
M3766 Blc. Mac <strong>Holmes</strong> ‘Newberry’ AM/AOS - large round dark - summer $12.00/$500<br />
M4653 Blc. Keowee ‘Mendenhall’ AM/AOS - yellow, red spots on lip $12.00/$300<br />
M4703 Bc. Maikai ‘Louise’ AM/AOS - lavender clusters spotted dark purple $12.00/$300<br />
M5275 C. Christ Church ‘Newberry Snow’ - pure white clusters in the fall $12.00/$300<br />
M5433 Blc. Abbeville ‘Golden Promise’ - a golden yellow for early spring - excellent $12.00/NA<br />
M5435 Blc. Keowee ‘Newberry’ - 6” yellows with red-spotted lips - vigorous $12.00/$300<br />
M5592 Blc. Color Magic ‘Mendenhall’ AM/AOS - large golden yellow with red lip $12.00/$350<br />
M5593 Cattleytonia Jamaica Red ‘Sentinel’ HCC/AOS - red clusters $12.00/$300<br />
M5769 Hawkinsara Koolau Sunset ‘Hawaii’ AM/AOS - dark, wine red clusters $12.00/$300<br />
M5780 Lctna. Flying Colors ‘Mendenhall’ - miniature stems of yellow <strong>and</strong> red $12.00/$300<br />
M6203 Lc. S.J. Bracey ‘Waiolani’ HCC/AOS - large orange with purple lips $12.00/$350<br />
M6486 Pot. Caesar’s Head ‘Carolina Autumn’ - large orange <strong>and</strong> red blend $12.00/$350<br />
M6487 Lc. C.G. Roebling ‘Sentinel’ HCC/AOS - large white with slate blue lip $12.00/$350<br />
M6489 C. Hawaiian Wedding Song ‘Virgin’ HCC/AOS - pure whites - summer $12.00/$300<br />
M6493 Pot. Memoria Shirley Moore ‘Newberry’ - dwarf plants - creamy green flowers $12.00/$350<br />
M6496 Lc. Fall Drama ‘Autumn Flare’ - large light lavender - purple flares $12.00/$350<br />
M6500 Slc. Mae Hawkins ‘Miya’ AM/AOS - cherry red flowers - compact plants $12.00/$350<br />
M6502 Slc. Final Touch ‘Golden Fleece’ - mini catt - soft gold with peach lips $12.00/$350<br />
M6938 Blc. Goldenzelle ‘Lemon Chiffon’ AM/AOS - round <strong>and</strong> full lemon yellow flowers $12.00/$350<br />
M7133 Blc. Edisto ‘Newberry’ - excellent red flowers on good stems - a favorite $12.00/NA<br />
M7271 Lc. Butterfly Wings ‘Orchid Library’ - tall stems of yellow flowers flared red $12.00/$350<br />
M7432 Blc. Dr. Joe Walker ‘Carmela’ - white with purple lip - good form $12.00/NA<br />
M7454 Lc. Isl<strong>and</strong> Springs ‘Lenette’ - soft orange with rose flares - cluster $12.00/$300<br />
7576 Paph. Pinocchio - everblooming green, yellow, <strong>and</strong> pink $12.00/NA<br />
7750 Slc. Precious Stones ‘True Beauty’ x Slc. Barefoot Mailman ‘Lahaina’ $9.00/NA<br />
7773 Blc. Saint Helena Sound ‘Newberry’ x Pot. Susan Fender ‘Cover Girl’ - yellows. $9.00/NA<br />
7781 L. purpurata atropurpureum x self $9.00//NA<br />
7783 Blc. Chun Yeah ‘Canary’ x Lc. Lou Gilmore ‘Mendenhall’ - yellows/red lips $9.00/NA<br />
7784 Lc. El Cerrito (sibling cross) - golden yellow clusters $9.00/$250<br />
7800 Blc. Oconee ‘Mendenhall’ AM/AOS x C. percivaliana (4n) - Christmas! $12.00/$400<br />
7801 Lc. Amber Glow ‘Wade’ x Blc. Goldenzelle ‘Taida’ - yellows/rose lips $9.00/$250<br />
M7830 Blc. Memoria Crispin Rosales ‘Pine Knot’ AM/AOS - round, flat fall lavender $12.00/$350<br />
M7850 Sc. June Bug ‘Venice Sunshine’ AM/AOS - compact, bright, waxy yellows $12.00/$350<br />
M7854 Blc. Hwa Yuan Grace - large yellow with red splashes - vigorous $12.00/$350<br />
M7930 Hasewagara Red Stella ‘Hawaii’ AM/AOS - round <strong>and</strong> flat orange red $12.00/$350<br />
7932 Paph. Oberhausens Diamant (see facing page) $12.00/NA<br />
7964 L. purpurata carnea ‘Mendenhall’ x L. purpurata carnea ‘Trumpet Song’ -pink lip $9.00/$250<br />
8267 Paph. moquettianum ‘Pine Knot’ x self - superb form of this species $12.00/$300<br />
8269 Paph. Julius = (lowii x rothschildianum) $12.00/NA<br />
8281 Paph. Clifton Booth = (Saint Swithin x primulinum) $12.00/NA<br />
8375 Odontobrassia Pisgah Recluse - almost black, spidery flowers - several awarded $9.00/$250<br />
8415 Phal. Carolina Dark Nights x Dtps. Dream Rhapsody ‘Champion’ AM/AOS - large pinks $9.00/$250<br />
8433 Dtps. Soroa Corazon x Dtps. Pat Crocker - huge, round white phals. $9.00/$250<br />
8479 Bulbophyllum frostii - “Little Dutch Shoe” orchid - miniature $9.00/NA<br />
8491 Dendrobium crumenatum - the “Thunderstorm Orchid” - blooms 9 days after a storm $9.00/NA<br />
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M7132 Zygopetalum Kiwi Geyser<br />
‘Mendenhall’ (photo above). We<br />
offer a warmth tolerant zygopetalum<br />
of great beauty. FRAGRANT!<br />
2.5” pots, $16.00.<br />
CARTER AND HOLMES ORCHIDS<br />
Post Office Box 668<br />
629 Mendenhall Road<br />
Newberry, South Carolina 29108<br />
Telephone 800-873-7086<br />
Fax 803-276-0588<br />
e-mail: orchids@carter<strong>and</strong>holmes.com<br />
Business hours: 9 am - 5 pm<br />
Monday-Saturday<br />
Visit our web site at<br />
www.carter<strong>and</strong>holmes.com<br />
8344 Blc. Hsinying Toki<br />
x Blc. Williette Wong<br />
(photo above). This<br />
new cross will give<br />
upright stems of yellow/<br />
red lip flowers on compact<br />
plants. (Summer)<br />
2.5” pots, $12.00.<br />
If you receive more than<br />
one of our catalogs, please<br />
share with an orchid growing<br />
friend or donate to your<br />
local library.<br />
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7% SALES TAX TO ALL PURCHASES.<br />
COME TO SEE US! We welcome visitors during our<br />
business hours, <strong>and</strong> there are always interesting things to see.<br />
Coming from the north or south on Interstate 26, take exit 76<br />
(Highway 219). Come to Newberry on this street <strong>and</strong> it will<br />
become Main Street. Proceed on Main until you reach the<br />
town square. At the stoplight in front of the Hampton Inn<br />
you will turn left on Nance Street. From that intersection we<br />
are approximately three miles to the south off Nance Street<br />
(Hwy 395). Look for our sign on the right <strong>and</strong> turn right onto<br />
Mendenhall Road. We are 1/2 mile on the right.<br />
(DO NOT use Mapquest or Google directions!)<br />
We will have our spring OPEN HOUSE/SALE on Thursday<br />
- Saturday, March 5,6,7.<br />
All plants <strong>and</strong> supplies will be discounted. Supplies will be<br />
discounted 10% <strong>and</strong> plants will be discounted 15% to 25%,<br />
depending on the total purchase.<br />
Each day during the open house we will have a free workshop<br />
on General Orchid Culture at 10:00 am. (Please make a<br />
reservation.) We will provide lunch each day during the sale<br />
for those people who make a lunch reservation.<br />
(Additional Open House-Sales will be August 27,28,29 <strong>and</strong><br />
December 3,4,5)<br />
We will offer workshops on the following Saturdays:<br />
(sale discounts will be given to participants)<br />
April 4 - 10:00 am - Phalaenopsis Culture<br />
May 9 - 10:00 am - Repotting your orchids<br />
June 6 - 10:00 am - General Orchid Culture<br />
July 11 - 10:00 am - Cattleya Culture<br />
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