Carter and Holmes Orchids

Carter and Holmes Orchids 

“Quality Orchids for 62 Years” 

Welcome to our 2009 Spring catalog. You will notice a different format for this catalog. We will be 

mailing three catalogs of this size during the year. We offer here over 100 different items, many of them 

available for the first time. We know you will find many choice plants to add to your collection. All are the 

quality you have come to expect from Carter and Holmes, and all are guaranteed to be true to name and virus 

free. You can order with confidence. We guarantee your complete satisfaction! 

Visit our web site, www.carterandholmes.com, for more extensive offers of plants and complete growing 

instructions for a wide range of genera. 

We are pleased to offer free packing and shipping for 10 or more items from our Catalogs or web 

site. We pack and ship smaller orders for one low charge of $17.00 (in contiguous US), and we send free 

bonus plants of our choice for every five plants you order. We guarantee safe delivery. 

(Some conditions apply, and minimums apply to wholesale and orchid society orders.) 

M7851 C. Big Ben ‘Blue Mountain’ HCC/ 

AOS (photo left). Clusters of six-inch 

flowers are displayed well on upright stems. 

This is our favorite of the “blue” cattleyas 

and deserves a higher award. The parentage 

is C. Portia x C. labiata. (Fall) New! 

2.5” pots, $16.00 (limit one per customer). 

M8058 Blc. Eagle Island ‘Sangria’ AM/AOS (photo below left). Finally we are able 

to offer mericlones of this outstanding plant. No other cattleya we have seen has color 

this intense. Very little light that strikes the flower is reflected. These new clones will 

be in great demand, so do not delay in ordering yours. Fragrant! (Fall) (photo courtesy 

of Alan Bacharach) 2.5” pots, $16.00 (limit one per customer). 

LOTUS POTTERY 

Lotus makes decorative, ceramic pots 

with openings for air circulation. These 

are excellent for displaying orchids in 

your home - just slip the grow pot into the 

Lotus container. See our web site for a 

good assortment at new, lower prices. 

8440 C. Sans Souci ‘Mendenhall’ x C. 

Johnette Bowers ‘Madonna’ (photo 

right). Our two best white cattleyas are 

combined in this new cross. Large size and 

perfect shape are assured. 

(Fall-Winter) Fragrant! 

2.5” pots, $12.00. 

M8065 Epicat. Rene Marques ‘Flame 

Thrower’ HCC/AOS (photo below). Green 

orchids are always popular, and this plant 

offers clusters of green, yellow, and rose-red 

flowers. Vigorous and easy. (Winter-Spring) 

(photo courtesy of James Rose) 

2.5” pots, Blooming Size, $16.00. 

Above: C. Johnette Bowers 

Below: Phal. Glad Dawn 

‘Pink Cheer’ 

M9105 Phal. Glad Dawn ‘Pink 

Cheer’ (photo above). This new 

multifloral phalaenopsis is a real 

charmer. Compact plants produce 

branched spikes of baby pink flowers. 

Foliage is attractive and shows some 

light variegation. Great for windowsills 

and easy to grow and flower. 

Don’t miss out on this one! *L* 

(Winter-Spring) 

3” pots, Blooming Size, $16.00.

8119 Blc. Chia Lin ‘New City’ AM/AOS, 

JGP x Blc. Eagle Island ‘Sangria’ AM/ 

AOS. Chia Lin, pictured above, combined 

with the almost-black Eagle Island is a 

superb, line-bred Oconee cross. Spectacular, 

dark red flowers. Fragrant (Fall-Winter) 

Fragrant. 2.5” pots, $12.00. 

M7616 C. Penang ‘Black Caesar’ AM/ 

AOS (photo above). Bred from C. Nigrella 

x C. bowringiana, this is an extremely dark, 

cluster-type cattleya. Easy and rewarding. 

It has an 85 point Award of Merit. (Fall) 

2.5” pots, $16.00. 

8414 Blc. Oconee ‘Mendenhall’ AM/ 

AOS x Slc. Precious Katie ‘Red Joy’ 

(photo above). These will be compact 

plants with round, red flowers that have 

great form. We know there will be 

awards for this new cross. 

*L* (Fall-Winter) 2.5” pots, $12.00. 

(limit 1 per order) 

M6484 Blc. Lake Murray ‘Mendenhall’ 

AM/AOS (photo above). This dark clone 

is truly spectacular! Large flowers, and 

we had six on one stem last fall. A show 

stopper! Beautiful plants ready for larger 

pots. Fragrant (Fall) 2.5” pots, $16.00. 

8126 Blc. Lake Murray (photo above) 

x Blc. Don Herman ‘Hackneau’. 

Large, round, dark flowers similar to 

Blc. Michael Crocker will result from 

this new cross. Our thanks to Courtney 

Hackney for this one. Fragrant (Fall) 

2.5” pots, $12.00. 

M7134 Lc. Mishima Luster ‘Jean’ 

AM/AOS (photo above). These dark 

flowers have a lustrous sheen. Each 

stem carries up to six blooms. You 

should have this special plant in your 

collection. (Summer) (photo courtesy 

of Paul Phelps) 2.5” pots, $16.00. 

8121 Lc. Christmas Bouquet = (Lc. 

Mini Purple (4n) x C. percivaliana 

(4n)). A tetraploid version of this 

compact hybrid that blooms for 

Christmas. 2.5” pots, $12.00. 

Note: 

In this catalog you will see *L* in the 

descriptions for certain plants. This 

means they are suitable for artificial 

light culture or for growing on window 

sills. 

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7729 Blc. Yonges Island ‘Newberry’ 

(photo above) x Blc. Lynn Spooner 

‘Mendenhall’. Large, round, richly 

colored flowers will come from this 

cross. Lips will be almost black. New! 

Fragrant (Fall) 2.5” pots, $12.00. 

M3766 Blc. Mac Holmes ‘Newberry’ 

AM/AOS (photo above). If you would 

like a GIANT FLOWER, you need look 

no further. Eight inch flowers are 

produced on relatively compact plants. 

Fragrant (Summer-Fall) 

3.5” pots, $22.00. 

8114 Pot. Classy Lady ‘Pauline’s Peach’ 

HCC/AOS x Blc. Waikiki Splendor 

‘Lenette’ (photo above). We expect 

orange to peach flowers in this new cross. 

Great beauty is assured. Fragrant 

(Fall-Winter) 2.5” pots, $12.00. 

(limit one per order)

8322 Lc. Lou Gilmore ‘Mendenhall’ 

(photo above) x Blc. Lake Murray 

‘Mendenhall’ AM/AOS . The Lake 

Murray parent is pictured on the facing 

page. We expect intense red flowers 

from this new cross, with wonderful 

form. Fragrant (Fall) 2.5” pots, $12.00. 

M5596 Lc. Mary Ellen Carter 

‘Dixie Hummingbird’ HCC/AOS 

(photo above). A great yellow clone 

that flowers in late summer and again 

in late winter. The most consistent 

re-blooming cattleya we have seen. 

Fragrant (Summer and Winter) 

2.5” pots, $16.00. 

8196 Blc. Memoria Helen Brown ‘Sweet Afton’ AM/AOS 

(photo left) x Blc. Williette Wong ‘The Best’ AM/AOS. 

(photo right) The pedigree here is as good as it gets for 

quality yellow cattleyas. These will also have the vigor you 

have come to expect in Carter and Holmes’ yellow crosses. 

Fragrant (Summer-Fall) 2.5” pots, $12.00. 

8195 Blc. Memoria Helen Brown ‘Sweet Afton’ AM/AOS 

(photo left) x C. bicolor ‘Mendenhall Beta’ (4n). 

Combining Helen Brown (Blc. Xanthette x Lc. Ann Follis) 

with our tetraploid C. bicolor will produce rich green flowers 

on vigorous plants. Get these soon - we may sell out. 

(Summer-Fall) 2.5” pots, $12.00. 

M6486 Pot. Caesar’s Head ‘Carolina 

Autumn’ (photo above). Extraordinary 

color and long lasting flowers are 

tradmarks of this clone. Flowers open 

as shown in the photo and finish 

brilliant orange and red. Fragrant (Fall) 

2.5” pots, $16.00. 

M7273 Blc. George King ‘Southern 

Cross’ AM/AOS (photo above). A 

special favorite here, this clone can be 

counted on to grow well and produce 

beautiful, soft yellow flowers. This is 

a mutation of the ‘Serendipity’ clone, 

and has its same good growth habit. 

Fragrant (Winter) 2.5” pots, $16.00. 

8343 Pot. Frank Gilmore ‘Mendenhall’ 

AM/AOS (photo above) x Pot. Haw 

Yuan Gold ‘Y-2K’. New! Our vigorous 

concolor yellow crossed with a famous 

parent plant - star of the World Orchid 

Conference in Vancouver. Large, bright 

yellows. Fragrant (Fall) 

2.5” pots, $12.00. 

M5764/9116 Pot. Susan Fender 

‘Cinnamon Stick’ AM/AOS (photo 

above). An outstanding clone that blooms 

twice a year. Now available in a larger pot 

size, it is certain to sell out quickly. Get it 

now! (limit 1 per order) 

Fragrant (Summer and Winter) 

4” pots, Blooming Size, $27.00. 

Generally, we estimate the time until flowering for standard cattleyas as the following: 2.5” pots - 2-3 years; 3” pots - 2 years; 

3.5” pots - 1-2 years; 4” pots - Near Blooming Size - 12-18 months; 5” plus pots - Blooming Size - within 12 months. 

Miniature cattleyas are blooming size in 2.5” pots and compact cattleyas are blooming size in 3” pots. 

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M9554 Epicattleya Landwoods ‘Green Elf’. 

(photo above). This new clone will be popular. 

Non-fading greens are always in demand. Up to six 

flowers per stem when mature. *L* (Fall) 

2.5” pots, Blooming Size, $16.00 (limit one). 

M6202 Slc. Final Touch ‘Mendenhall’ 

AM/AOS. (photo above) The round, 

salmon colored flowers are produced on 

compact plants. You can’t miss with this 

wonderful clone! 

*L* (Various) 2.5” pots, $16.00. 

M7271 Lc. Butterfly Wings ‘Orchid 

Library’ (photo left). This amazing 

clone produces tall stems with clusters 

of round, red - splashed yellow flowers. 

Extremely impressive when in flower, it 

is a unique selection made in Japan of a 

Jones and Scully cross. (Winter) 

3.5” pots, Near Blooming Size, $22.00. 

M7187 Eplc. Butterfly Kisses ‘Mendenhall’ 

AM/AD/AOS (photo right). 

Large, branched clusters of flowers on 

mature plants. A hybrid from our native 

Epi. conopseum, but not cold hardy. 

*L* (Winter) 


M6929 Slc. Barefoot Mailman 

‘Lahaina’ (photo above). Compact, 

sturdy plants produce arching spikes of 

colorful flowers. This one really adds 

pizazz to your collection. Recommended 

for any orchid lover. *L* (Fall) 


M6205 Encyclia Memoria Young C. Lott 

‘Newberry’ (photo above) = (Enc. mariae x 

Enc. tampensis) . We picture this clone growing 

on a palm tree in Florida. It is excellent for 

naturalizing in warm areas, and grows well in 

baskets or mounted on bark or tree fern. 

(Summer) 2.5” pots, Blooming Size, $16.00. 

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7972 Blc. Waikiki Gold “Lea’ 

HCC/AOS x L. briegeri ‘Star of 

Brazil’ HCC/AOS (first bloom 

photo above). Our thanks to Jim 

Burkhalter for this bright miniature. 

*L* (Various) 


7715 Lc. G.S. Ball (photo above). 

This is our remake of the primary 

hybrid of Cattleya schroderae x 

Laelia cinnabarina, first registered 

by Veitch in 1900. Vigorous, 

upright growers with clusters of 

orange flowers. (Spring) 

2.5” pots, Blooming Size, $12.00.

M7759 Pot. Fordyce Prelude ‘First 

Act’ (photo above). In our opinion, this 

is one of the best cattleyas produced by 

Frank Fordyce. The color does vary, but 

the blooms are always beautiful. Plants 

are miniature, with 3.5” blooms. 

*L* (Winter) 

2.5” pots, $16.00. 

M9555 C. Chocolate Drop ‘Volcano 

Queen’ (photo above). Due to popular 

demand, we offer this vigorous new 

clone. Clusters of waxy flowers are 

produced on upright stems. Makes great 

specimen plants. *L* (Spring - Summer) 

2.5” pots, $16.00 (limit one per order). 

8155 C. Brabantiae ‘El Toro’ AM/AOS 

(photo above) x C. Brabantiae ‘Dixie’s 

Spots’. Pinks with darker spots - superb. 

Compact and free-flowering. 

*L* (Summer-Fall) 

2.5” pots, $12.00. 

8304 Slc. Newberry Promise x Pot. Lynette 

and Alan . This is a wonderful new mini-catt 

cross. The plant pictured above is one of the first 

seedlings to flower from this cross. The little 

plants are flowering in 2.5” pots. Don’t miss out 

on these. *L* (Winter) 


M5769 Hawkinsara Koolau Sunset 

‘Hawaii’ AM/AOS (photo above). A 

compact grower that produces clusters of 

red-velvet flowers. A special favorite! 

*L* (Fall-Various) 

3” pots, Near Blooming Size, $18.00. 

7878 Cattleya loddigesii (photo above). 

We picture one of the first seedlings to 

flower from this cross. An excellent form 

of this Brazilian species. The flowers are 

welcome in mid-winter. *L* (Winter) 


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8141 Lc. Mini Purple (4n) x 

Slc. Precious Katie. We picture a 

first-bloom seedling. These are 

tiny plants with wonderful, round 

flowers - some of them red. *L* 

2.5” pots, Blooming Size, $12.00 

M5270 Lc. Newberry Pixie 

‘Cherokee’ (photo above). A 

charming multi-flora that blooms on 

compact plants. It is a real “space 

saver”. The flowers last for several 

weeks. A special favorite here. 

*L* (Fall) 3.5” pots, Near 

Blooming Size, $22.00. 

M7129 Sc. Crystelle Smith ‘BK Orchids’ 

(photo above). A Carter and Holmes 

introduction, this tiny plant produces pink 

flowers throughout the year. The best for 

windowsill growing! *L* (Various) 


M6487 Lc. C.G. Roebling ‘Sentinel’ 

(photo above). Graceful flowers with 

slate blue lips are freely produced by this 

clone. Flowers are large and showy, and 

the plants bloom at a young age. 

A “blue” clone that will add to any 

collection. (Fall) 

2.5” pots, $16.00. 

8144 C. Dubiosa ‘Scully’s’ x 

C. Horace ‘Maxima’ AM/AOS (photo 

above). We know this will produce 

round, light lavender flowers in midwinter, 

when flowers are appreciated. 

These should make a nice display on 

upright stems. A great new cross. 

Fragrant (Winter) 

2.5” pots, $12.00. 

Lc. Canhamiana. We picture to the left a plant from the Alberts and 

Merkel strain of this primary hybrid. We offer here two different crosses 

designed to produce more of these huge (to 8 inches) semi-alba flowers in 

late spring. These are vigorous, fast growers. 

8161 Laelia purpurata ‘#20’ x C. mossiae var reineckiana ‘Young’s 

Variety’. A famous Cattleya mossiae from the 1930’s and 40’s is used here 

with a pure white purpurata that has a solid red lip. 2.5” pots, $12.00. 

8317 C. mossiae semi-alba ‘Hartford’ x Laelia purpurata var. atropurpureum. 

This C. mossiae has a more solid lip color, and the atropurpureum has 

a darker lip as well. We anticipate darker purple lips in this version. 

2.5” pots, $12.00. 

7870 Lc. Persepolis ‘Splendor’ AM/AOS 

x Lc. Melody Fair ‘Mishima’ (photo 

above). This cross combines some of the 

best breeders today for whites with solid 

purple lips. The results have to be exceptional! 

Don’t miss this new hybrid. 

Fragrant (Fall-Winter) 

2.5” pots, $12.00. 

M5275 Cattleya Christ Church 

‘Newberry Snow’ (photo above). 

This beautiful clone is the nearest to 

pure white we have seen. Compact 

plants have upright growth and flower 

in small pots. The blooming season is 

October through December. (Fall) 


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8128 Lc. Coastal Splendor ‘Papa Betancourt’ 

AM/AOS x Lc. Coastal Splendor 

‘Nicola’ AM/AOS (photo above). We 

thank Peter Von Scholle for this sibling 

cross. The hybid is a result of crossing 

Lc. Persepolis ‘Splendor’ with a polyploid 

white Laelia anceps. Nice, upright stems. 

New! (Fall-Winter) 

2.5” pots, $12.00. 

M7830 Blc. Memoria Crispin Rosales 

‘Pine Knot’ AM/AOS (photo above). 

The first time we saw this, we knew 

it was special. It was a seedling in 

flower in a 3” pot. Although it blooms 

on young plants, it is most spectacular 

when mature. Fragrant (Fall) 

4” pots, Blooming Size, $27.00.

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M3492 C. percivaliana ‘Summit’ FCC/AOS 

(photo above). Our mother plant of this great 

clone was purchased directly from John Lager in 

1964, prior to the award. Collected in 1922, it 

was awarded in 1972. Dependable for the 

Christmas season, it has a spicy fragrance. 

2.5” pots, $16.00. 

8172 C. Walkerinter coerulea = (C. intermedia 

coerulea x C. walkeriana coerulea (photo above)). 

We have just flowered the first one of these, and it 

has the beautiful “blue” color we are seeking. Plants 

are vigorous and compact. Thanks to Jim Burkhalter 

for this cross. *L* (Winter) 


M2739 Encyclia tampensis alba 

‘Mendenhall’ AM/AOS (photo 

above). This is probably the best 

“alba” form of tampensis in 

existence. Clouds of green and white 

flowers. *L* (Summer) 

3” mesh pots, Blooming Size, $16.00. 

8755 Epidendrum calanthum 

album (photo above) x Epidendrum 

immatophyllum. The 

pollen parent is a compact pink 

reed-stemmed plant from Ecuador. 

The first to flower have been white 

- similar to the photo above. 

Narrow, reed-stem growth with 

clusters of flowers like the photo. 

Very easy to grow. 

(Various) 


M6927 C. Astraea ‘Ginny’ AM/AOS (photo 

left). Bold clusters of lavender and white flowers 

are held on upright stems. Especially welcome in 

mid-winter. (Winter) 2.5” pots, $16.00. 

8456 Epidendrum cristatum (photo right) x 

Epi. pseudepidendrum. These are flowering 

with green, spotted sepals and petals and yellow 

lips. Vigorous reed-stemmed plants. 

Clusters of flowers. (Spring - Summer) 


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8159 Gongora scaphephorus 

(photo above). This rare 

species is our favorite gongora, 

by far. Extremely long stems of 

flowers cascade gracefully from 

the sides of the plant. Flowers 

are relatively large and have 

numerous spots. Foliage may 

have a few characteristic brown 

spots. New! 

2.5” pots, $12.00. 

8375 Odontobrassia Pisgah 

Recluse (photo above). Large, 

spidery flowers on arching stems. 

Almost black markings. (Summer) 

2.5” pots, ready for larger, $12.00.

M8044 Dendrobium Fire Coral ‘Super Star’ 

AM/AOS (photo above). The crisp, white 

flowers last for several months. Our special 

favorite, and it will be yours as well. (Spring) 


8149 Dendrobium Yellow Ribbons 

‘Delight’ (photo above) x self. Clear 

yellow nobile hybrids are not common 

today. We have selfed one of our favorite 

yellow clones, and expect more of the 

same. (Winter-Spring) New! 


8960 Macodes petola (photo above). 

One of the prettiest of the “Jewel” 

orchids, and one of the easier ones to 

grow. *L* (Winter) 

3” pots, $16.00. (limit one per order). 

9556 Dendrobium Ise hybrids - compact nobiles. The pictured 

plant is an example of the color and floriferousness of these hybrids. 

They are warmth tolerant and bloom freely. We will send named 

and labeled plants of the best we have available. (Winter) 


8491 Dendrobium crumenatum (photo 

above). The “pigeon orchid” from 

Malaysia is also know as the 

“thunderstorm orchid”. (It flowers 9 

days after a sudden drop in temperature.) 

Blooms only last one day, but it flowers 

after every storm. Charming! 

Extremely Fragrant. (Summer) 


8634 Cymbidium erythrostylum 

(photo above). This dwarf species is a 

warm grower from Vietnam. It flowers 

well for us at 65 degrees. (Winter) 

2.5” pots, young plants, $12.00. 

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M7947 Cym. Maureen Carter 

‘Oriental Star’ HCC/AOS (photo 

above). A warm growing cymbidium 

that flowers young. Plants are 

compact. (Fall - Various) New! 

2.5” pots, young plants, $16.00. 

M7945 Cymbidium Swan Lake 

‘Bayfront Park’ (photo above). This 

clone flowers in late winter/early spring. 

It is a warm grower and spikes easily. 

(Winter) 5” pots, Blooming Size, $27.00.

8307 Jumellea comorensis. A dwarf 

plant that has a “climbing” habit. 

The little plants produce blooms that 

measure over 4 inches vertically. It 

is fine in pots with a totem, or 

mounted on cork. *L* (Fall) 


8445 Stanhopea grandiflora. Large, 

white flowers are produced from the 

base of the plant. Best for basket 

culture, this is one of the prettiest of 

the genus. (Summer-Fall) New! 

2.5” pots, $12.00. (some leaf spots) 

8170 Miltoniopsis Avarances (4n) x 

Miltoniopsis Anne Port (4n). We picture 

above one of the first to bloom from this 

cross. These will have graceful stems with 

six to eight flowers. We are seeing round, 

full flowers with good substance. Long 

lasting and with wonderful fragrance. 

The “Pansy Orchid”. (Spring-Summer) 


8168 Reverse of the above cross. 


8157 Bulbophyllum A-doribil Surprise 

x Bulbophyllum echinolabium (photo 

above is a first-bloom plant). Another 

“Yosemite Sam” orchid, like the echinolabium 

parent. It grows like a weed and 

blooms freely. (Various and sequential) 


7726 Bulbophyllum echinolabium. 

Similar to above - with 16-inch flowers. 

2.5” pots, $12.00. 

8484 Bulbophyllum grandiflorum. This 

new offering has a large, hooded flower 

that is exotic. It could be called the 

“cobra” orchid. Green flowers with 

darker veins. (Summer-Fall) 

2.5” pots, $12.00 (limit one per order). 

8013 Angraecum sesquipedale. 

(photo above) This is Madagascan. 

Charles Darwin predicted the pollinator 

because of the long spur. Yes, this 

flower is 18” from top to bottom! 

We offer here the form that blooms in 

December and is known as the “Star of 

Bethlehem”. Easy to grow. Fragrant at 

night. (Winter) 2.5” pots, $12.00. 

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8479 Bulbophyllum frostii. A native of 

Vietnam, this is the little “Dutch Shoe 

Orchid”. Easy to grow in a small pot, it also 

does well in a small basket or mounted on 

a log. Grow it shady and moist. This is not 

commonly offered, and we are happy to 

have a good supply. *L* (Various) 


7644 Dracula inaequalis (photo above). 

This dwarf dracula is warmth tolerant and 

easy to grow. *L* (Winter) (limit one) 

3” mesh pots, Blooming Size, $16.00. 

M5598 Tolumnia Popoki ‘Mitzi’ AM/ 

AOS (photo above). Miniature plants 

produce displays of red flowers on upright 

spikes. One of the easiest tolumnias to 

grow. *L* (Various) 

2.5” pots. Blooming Size, $16.00.

RE-INTRODUCING: 

Our most popular Phalaenopsis 

clone - ever! (below) 

M9550 Phal. Mistral’s Sunrise Flame 

‘Mendenhall’. (photo above) This is a 

repeat of a sell-out! The sunny, apricot 

flowers are not like any other phalaenopsis 

we have seen. The vigorous 

plants have dark green leaves. Spikes 

are upright and sturdy. Long-lasting. 

*L* (Winter-Spring) New! 


M8039 Dtps. Newberry Parfait 

‘Picotee’ AM/AOS, AM/RHS (photo 

above). If you want a phalaenopsis that 

flowers all year, regardless of the season, 

this is it. Popular throughout the 

world, this has been produced by other 

laboratories - with some mutations. 

We guarantee that our mericlones 

are true to the mother plant, our own 

creation. 

*L* (Various) 


M8526 Dtps. Winter Clouds ‘Mendenhall’ 

AM/AOS. (photo above) The best you can get in 

a white phalaenopsis. Huge flowers with great form 

and substance. Those who have it love it! *L* 

(Spring) 3” pots, Blooming Size, $16.00. 

7891 Phal. Lillian Willing ‘Diane’ x Dtps. 

Winter Clouds ‘Mendenhall’ AM/AOS. 


8401 Phal. Hilo Lip ‘Newberry’ (photo above) 

x Phal. Mary Brooks ‘Mendenhall’ AM/AOS. 

Quality light pinks - some with white lips. Easy 

to flower. New! (Winter-Spring) 


M8964 Phal. Carolina Yellow 

Fantasy 'Golden Showers' 

(photo above). Soft golden 

flowers on branched spikes. 

*L* (Winter-Spring) 


M8995 Phalaenopsis New Wave 

‘Spring Meadow’ (photo above). 

A beautiful bouquet of bright 

yellow flowers that have the 

fragrance of daffodils and other 

spring flowers. Uniquely Fragrant! 

A compact grower. 


3” pots, Blooming Size, $16.00 

(limit one per order). 

8432 Phal. Ho’s Amaglad x Phal. 

philippinensis (photo at left is a first 

bloom seedling) We have been more than 

pleased with this cross. Lots of blooms on 

branched sprays and pretty, mottled foliage. 

*L* (Winter-Spring). 


Consider Orchids as Gifts 

Each year we ship hundreds of orchids as gifts (Birthday, Holiday, Anniversary). Our budded phalaenopsis 

and cattleyas make excellent gifts, and we usually have several other genera in spike or bud. 

Ask about our 'BLOOMING PLANT OF THE MONTH PLAN', also an excellent gift. 

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8178 Phal. Maki Watanabe x Phal. 

Mary Brooks ‘Mendenhall’ AM/AOS. 

(photo above) Most of these will be 

round and full light pinks, though a few 

whites may appear. All will be excellent 

and free-blooming. *L* (Winter-Spring) 


M8965 Phal. Flight of Birds ‘Flutterby’ 

HCC/AOS. This is our favorite from our 

Award of Quality cross. Heavy substance 

and intense markings are the trademarks of 

this clone. The flowers are exceptionally 

long lasting, and plants are vigorous and 

easy to grow and flower. 



8179 Phal. (Achy Breaky Heart x Fifi) 

(photo above) x Phal. Martha Dolge. 

You can get “red-lipped” phalaenopsis 

other places, but ours are the “reddest”! 

These are also bred for good form and 

size. Highly recommended! 



M8573 Phal. Brecko Pobells 

‘Mendenhall’ (photo above). 

Large, clear, non-fading yellow 

phalaenopsis are rare. We are 

proud of this one. It has great 

form, and the upright spikes are 

produced on beautiful plants that 

have broad, round, dark green 

leaves. A perfect gift for you or 

for someone else. *L* (Spring) 



8266 Paph. venustum album x 

Paph. primulinum (first bloom 

seedling pictured above). These 

plants have gorgeous foliage. Easy! 

*L* (Various) 3.5” pots, Blooming 

Size, $27.00. 2.5” pots, $16.00. 

8274 Paph. Mount Toro x Paph. 

rothschildianum (similar to above 

photo). A great new cross that will 

produce large, impressive displays. 

You will like these! (Spring) 

2.5” pots, $16.00. 

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M9106 Phal. Newberry Perfection ‘Pink Giant’. 

This exciting new clone is the largest pink 

phalaenopsis we have seen. We could not believe 

our eyes when it first flowered! The flowers are 5.5 

inches in natural spread, and they have good form 

and smooth color.. Be among the first to flower 

this huge beauty. *L* (Winter-Spring) 


8931 Paph. purpuratum (photo above). 

This lovely, compact species grows in 

southern China. We like the “funnelshaped” 

dorsal sepal and the nice color 

contrast. *L* (Winter) 


8930 Paph. wardii (photo above). 

Our own superior version of this 

species with almost black markings 

and gorgeous, patterned leaves. 

Don’t miss out on these! *L* (Winter) 


Paphiopedilum sanderianum 

We picture the 'Raven Cliff Falls' AM/AOS clone of this rare species, which has petals measuring 39 inches 

(99 cm) long. We offer two sibling crosses, each in two sizes, at new, unbelievable prices. 

2.5" pots are $25.00 3.5" pots are $50.00 

8015 Paph. sanderianum 'Nature's Glory' x Paph. sanderianum 'Dark Beauty'. The 'Nature's Glory' parent 

has long petals and the 'Dark Beauty' clone is the darkest we have seen. Most vigorous of our sanderianum 

sibling crosses 

8017 Paph. sanderianum 'Dark Beauty' x Paph. sanderianum 'Newberry Tresses'. Another combination for 

dark flowers with long petals. The 'Newberry Tresses' clone is especially graceful, with petals that flare and have 

lots of twists. Nice plants. 

Culture: Paph. sanderianums are relatively easy to grow, though slow to establish when repotted. They prefer a 

medium fir bark mix and relatively small containers. They will bloom and be happy in 3.5" to 4" pots. They 

like brighter conditions than most paphiopedilums and somewhat more fertilizer. Once considered extinct in 

nature, they are now heavily protected. The greatest danger to them appears to be forest fires in their native 

Indonesia. Some poaching continues. Artificially grown seedlings help to protect the wild plants. 

All of the plants offered above were grown from seed in our laboratory. Current CITES regulations do 

not allow us to export Paphiopedilum sanderianum or any other paphiopedilum species. 

7932 Paph. Oberhausens Diamant (photo 

above is a first bloom seedling of this 

cross). Bred from the rare Paphiopedilum 

sanderianum onto the clear yellow Paphiopedilum 

primulinum, this is a happy combination 

of both. Long, twisting petals come 

from the sanderianum and yellow color 

comes from primulinum. These have great 

vigor. *L* (Various) 


2.5” pots, $16.00. 

8927/9015 Paph. Meda Ballard 

(photo above). Good yellow paphs 

are rare. Here is a beautiful one 

that opens buds in sequence. *L* 

(Various) 2.5” pots, $16.00. 

8281 Paph. Clifton Booth (Paph. 

Saint Swithin x Paph. primulinum). 

A blend of peach, yellow, 

and mahogany, with downswept, 

spiraling petals. (Spring) 

3.5” pots, $27.00. 

6953 Paph. laevigatum x rothschildianum. 

We have crossed the compact 

laevigatum with the KING of the paphs, 

rothschildianum. Large multifloras on 

relatively compact plants. *L* (Spring) 


7576 Paph. Pinocchio (photo above). 

We have found this to be our most 

popular paphiopedilum because of its 

ever-blooming habit. Stems bloom 

sequentially for a long time, and new 

stems arise to continue the process. 

This is also a vigorous plant and good for 

beginners. *L* (Various) 


We are pleased to accept telephone orders during our normal business hours. If you would like to charge 

to a credit card account, please have the account number handy when you place your call. We need your 

telephone number to assure delivery. Your complete satisfaction is guaranteed. 

TELEPHONE 803-276-0579 ORDERS 800-873-7086 FACSIMILE 803-276-0588 

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Trays and dug-ups (bare root) from trays. 

Free packing and shipping includes trays and dug-ups from trays! (see restrictions) 

This new tray and dug-up listing has some of our most popular items and some new ones. Phalaenopsis and Paphiopedilum trays are 

planted 84 per tray and we guarantee at least 70 plants. Other full trays are guaranteed to contain at least 100 plants (we plant 128 

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. 

Dug-ups are selected bare-root plants from trays. All of these are limited. 

Orchid orders that include trays must total at least $500 for free shipping. Orchid orders that include dug-ups must total at least 

10 or more plants for free shipments. Bonus plants, orchid society discounts, and wholesale discounts apply to orders for dug-up 

plants the same as they do to orders for orchids in pots. 

Dug-Ups/Trays 

M3389 Blc. Raye Holmes ‘Newberry’ - a classic fuchsia purple - twice yearly $12.00/$350 

M3764 Blc. Owen Holmes ‘Mendenhall’ AM/AOS - large, round red - a classic $12.00/$500 

M3766 Blc. Mac Holmes ‘Newberry’ AM/AOS - large round dark - summer $12.00/$500 

M4653 Blc. Keowee ‘Mendenhall’ AM/AOS - yellow, red spots on lip $12.00/$300 

M4703 Bc. Maikai ‘Louise’ AM/AOS - lavender clusters spotted dark purple $12.00/$300 

M5275 C. Christ Church ‘Newberry Snow’ - pure white clusters in the fall $12.00/$300 

M5433 Blc. Abbeville ‘Golden Promise’ - a golden yellow for early spring - excellent $12.00/NA 

M5435 Blc. Keowee ‘Newberry’ - 6” yellows with red-spotted lips - vigorous $12.00/$300 

M5592 Blc. Color Magic ‘Mendenhall’ AM/AOS - large golden yellow with red lip $12.00/$350 

M5593 Cattleytonia Jamaica Red ‘Sentinel’ HCC/AOS - red clusters $12.00/$300 

M5769 Hawkinsara Koolau Sunset ‘Hawaii’ AM/AOS - dark, wine red clusters $12.00/$300 

M5780 Lctna. Flying Colors ‘Mendenhall’ - miniature stems of yellow and red $12.00/$300 

M6203 Lc. S.J. Bracey ‘Waiolani’ HCC/AOS - large orange with purple lips $12.00/$350 

M6486 Pot. Caesar’s Head ‘Carolina Autumn’ - large orange and red blend $12.00/$350 

M6487 Lc. C.G. Roebling ‘Sentinel’ HCC/AOS - large white with slate blue lip $12.00/$350 

M6489 C. Hawaiian Wedding Song ‘Virgin’ HCC/AOS - pure whites - summer $12.00/$300 

M6493 Pot. Memoria Shirley Moore ‘Newberry’ - dwarf plants - creamy green flowers $12.00/$350 

M6496 Lc. Fall Drama ‘Autumn Flare’ - large light lavender - purple flares $12.00/$350 

M6500 Slc. Mae Hawkins ‘Miya’ AM/AOS - cherry red flowers - compact plants $12.00/$350 

M6502 Slc. Final Touch ‘Golden Fleece’ - mini catt - soft gold with peach lips $12.00/$350 

M6938 Blc. Goldenzelle ‘Lemon Chiffon’ AM/AOS - round and full lemon yellow flowers $12.00/$350 

M7133 Blc. Edisto ‘Newberry’ - excellent red flowers on good stems - a favorite $12.00/NA 

M7271 Lc. Butterfly Wings ‘Orchid Library’ - tall stems of yellow flowers flared red $12.00/$350 

M7432 Blc. Dr. Joe Walker ‘Carmela’ - white with purple lip - good form $12.00/NA 

M7454 Lc. Island Springs ‘Lenette’ - soft orange with rose flares - cluster $12.00/$300 

7576 Paph. Pinocchio - everblooming green, yellow, and pink $12.00/NA 

7750 Slc. Precious Stones ‘True Beauty’ x Slc. Barefoot Mailman ‘Lahaina’ $9.00/NA 

7773 Blc. Saint Helena Sound ‘Newberry’ x Pot. Susan Fender ‘Cover Girl’ - yellows. $9.00/NA 

7781 L. purpurata atropurpureum x self $9.00//NA 

7783 Blc. Chun Yeah ‘Canary’ x Lc. Lou Gilmore ‘Mendenhall’ - yellows/red lips $9.00/NA 

7784 Lc. El Cerrito (sibling cross) - golden yellow clusters $9.00/$250 

7800 Blc. Oconee ‘Mendenhall’ AM/AOS x C. percivaliana (4n) - Christmas! $12.00/$400 

7801 Lc. Amber Glow ‘Wade’ x Blc. Goldenzelle ‘Taida’ - yellows/rose lips $9.00/$250 

M7830 Blc. Memoria Crispin Rosales ‘Pine Knot’ AM/AOS - round, flat fall lavender $12.00/$350 

M7850 Sc. June Bug ‘Venice Sunshine’ AM/AOS - compact, bright, waxy yellows $12.00/$350 

M7854 Blc. Hwa Yuan Grace - large yellow with red splashes - vigorous $12.00/$350 

M7930 Hasewagara Red Stella ‘Hawaii’ AM/AOS - round and flat orange red $12.00/$350 

7932 Paph. Oberhausens Diamant (see facing page) $12.00/NA 

7964 L. purpurata carnea ‘Mendenhall’ x L. purpurata carnea ‘Trumpet Song’ -pink lip $9.00/$250 

8267 Paph. moquettianum ‘Pine Knot’ x self - superb form of this species $12.00/$300 

8269 Paph. Julius = (lowii x rothschildianum) $12.00/NA 

8281 Paph. Clifton Booth = (Saint Swithin x primulinum) $12.00/NA 

8375 Odontobrassia Pisgah Recluse - almost black, spidery flowers - several awarded $9.00/$250 

8415 Phal. Carolina Dark Nights x Dtps. Dream Rhapsody ‘Champion’ AM/AOS - large pinks $9.00/$250 

8433 Dtps. Soroa Corazon x Dtps. Pat Crocker - huge, round white phals. $9.00/$250 

8479 Bulbophyllum frostii - “Little Dutch Shoe” orchid - miniature $9.00/NA 

8491 Dendrobium crumenatum - the “Thunderstorm Orchid” - blooms 9 days after a storm $9.00/NA 

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M7132 Zygopetalum Kiwi Geyser 

‘Mendenhall’ (photo above). We 

offer a warmth tolerant zygopetalum 

of great beauty. FRAGRANT! 

2.5” pots, $16.00. 

CARTER AND HOLMES ORCHIDS 

Post Office Box 668 

629 Mendenhall Road 

Newberry, South Carolina 29108 

Telephone 800-873-7086 

Fax 803-276-0588 

e-mail: orchids@carterandholmes.com 

Business hours: 9 am - 5 pm 

Monday-Saturday 

Visit our web site at 

www.carterandholmes.com 

8344 Blc. Hsinying Toki 

x Blc. Williette Wong 

(photo above). This 

new cross will give 

upright stems of yellow/ 

red lip flowers on compact 

plants. (Summer) 

2.5” pots, $12.00. 

If you receive more than 

one of our catalogs, please 

share with an orchid growing 

friend or donate to your 

local library. 

SOUTH CAROLINA CUSTOMERS PLEASE ADD 

7% SALES TAX TO ALL PURCHASES. 

COME TO SEE US! We welcome visitors during our 

business hours, and there are always interesting things to see. 

Coming from the north or south on Interstate 26, take exit 76 

(Highway 219). Come to Newberry on this street and it will 

become Main Street. Proceed on Main until you reach the 

town square. At the stoplight in front of the Hampton Inn 

you will turn left on Nance Street. From that intersection we 

are approximately three miles to the south off Nance Street 

(Hwy 395). Look for our sign on the right and turn right onto 

Mendenhall Road. We are 1/2 mile on the right. 

(DO NOT use Mapquest or Google directions!) 

We will have our spring OPEN HOUSE/SALE on Thursday 

- Saturday, March 5,6,7. 

All plants and supplies will be discounted. Supplies will be 

discounted 10% and plants will be discounted 15% to 25%, 

depending on the total purchase. 

Each day during the open house we will have a free workshop 

on General Orchid Culture at 10:00 am. (Please make a 

reservation.) We will provide lunch each day during the sale 

for those people who make a lunch reservation. 

(Additional Open House-Sales will be August 27,28,29 and 

December 3,4,5) 

We will offer workshops on the following Saturdays: 

(sale discounts will be given to participants) 

April 4 - 10:00 am - Phalaenopsis Culture 

May 9 - 10:00 am - Repotting your orchids 

June 6 - 10:00 am - General Orchid Culture 

July 11 - 10:00 am - Cattleya Culture 

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