This 20-year-old Enanthleya Jim Burkhalter is a rare orchid hybrid originated by J. Burkhalter in 2005.

An original division of the HCC/AOS awarded Enanthleya Jim Burkhalter Orchid. It is a cross of Ctt. Chocolate Drop x E. phoenicea.

This rare orchid has been cultivated in the Tangled Roots Orchid Nursery for the last 10 years.

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Also known as Lady Slipper, this cluster of Paphiopedilum lowii album is native to Sumatra, the Malay Peninsula, Borneo, Java and the Celebes Islands, producing tall spikes with up to 6 flowers.

The album form is the rarest color form of Paph. lowii. It lacks the commonly found dark spots and red tones, leaving bright greens and white behind. Very impressive when in bloom!

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Pomatocalpa angustifolium is a miniature species, native to Thailand. Suitable for those who have limited space, but still love the timeless allure of orchids.

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Cluster of Rlc. Heaven's Gate 'Crystelle' FCC/AOS is an exceptional example of a dark red Cattleya.

Its red velvet sepals and petals combined with a deep velvety maroon lip inlaid with gold veins truly give this remarkable clone its air of majesty.

Only found at Krull-Smith, and rarely available as a cluster.

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When in bloom, this 50-year-old Cattleya will have a multitude of beautiful purple flowers.

Known to many as "the corsage" for special occasions - and with their bright, true colors - it's easy to see why the Cattleya is often called "The Queen of Orchids."

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Mounts Botanical Garden's own Joel Crippen, Display Horticulturalist, has selected this unique orchid from his own private garden in West Palm Beach, Florida.

This is a very showy, spring blooming species Vandaceous (Vanda-like) orchid with delicate red flower sprays that shoot out in a very dramatic horizontal fashion.

Identified in 1790, this orchid species was originally found in Southeast Asia (Myanmar, Thailand, Laos, Vietnam, Hong Kong, Guangxi, Hainan and Yunnan China) on open rocks and bluffs at elevations of 300 to nearly 4,000 feet. Giant in size, this orchid displays with thick, fleshy leaves that bloom in the spring, with many red flowers up to 2.5 inches.

The mother plant of this piece is more than a 100 feet of winding stems!

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Known as "The Bottle Brush Orchid" for the distinctive cone of flowers that forms at the tips of the canes. This stalky, upright-growing orchid has tall stems ideal for container growing or mounted in a tree.

It was once widely available in the 1990s but is rarely seen today, making it a unique and beautiful addition to any collection.

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Native to the Philippines this orchid is noted for its eye-catching frequent blooms.

The Vanda Mariae is a free-blooming species with red petals, melon backside, and narrow lip.

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The Broga Tiger Orchid is a spectacular Southeast Asian species that produces 3 foot-tall spikes with 75 to 100+ flowers each! The flowers are sweetly fragrant and about 3 inches in size. The blooming season is very long, with some orchid enthusiasts reporting flowers over the course of 5 months.

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One of only four species in the genus Paraphalaenopsis, all of which are native to equatorial Borneo. Pps. labukensis is the largest of the four, with long terete leaves that can reach up to 6 feet in length.

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Bulbophyllum Pride of Papua (Bulbophyllum cruentum x phalaenopsis) come together to create this truly "collectors" specimen!

A rare orchid producing long wide strap like leaves resembling that of the Moth Orchid, Phalaenopsis. These leaves will grow 3 feet or more making it very desirable.

Normally the blooms are a bit novel but this hybrid creates a showy and attractive flower. It gets its bright red flowers and small size from Bulb cruentum, and the graceful, hanging clusters of flowers and bigger size come from Bulbophyllum phalaenopsis.

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Dendrobium densiflorum is native to Asia. It has club-shaped stems, three or four leathery leaves and densely flowered, hanging bunches of relatively large pale yellow and golden yellow flowers.

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Coryanthes macrocorys 'May' is a unique species native to Peru and Brazil.

These interesting blossoms feature a cup-like shape with intricate spotting. This captivating orchid flower emits a wonderful fragrance that resembles pineapples, nutmeg, and notes of vanilla.

The ability to produce more than once per year makes this orchid exceedingly enjoyable as its flowers don't last quite as long as many other orchids.

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Vanda coerulea, commonly known as the blue orchid, is a species of orchid found in Northeast India with its range extending to China (southern Yunnan).

It has bluish purple flowers which are very long-lasting compared to other orchids. The plant can bear up to 20 to 30 spikes.

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Also known as the Nun's Cap orchid, this is an easy-to-grow terrestrial (ground) orchid that flowers each winter with tall spikes of white, tawny, and purple flowers that resemble a nun's habit.

These plants originally came to the United States from China during the 18th century but are not commonly seen today.

These showy, fragrant flowers come in a green, low bowl planter.

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Also known as "Little Sweet Scent," this rare orchid is known for its gorgeous vivid pink-purple flowers that have a delightfully sweet scent that is so strong it fills a room!

This orchid creates long, hanging stems (up to 3 feet long) each growing season. In winter, the plant goes dormant (leaves fall off), but then flowers emerge along both sides of the stem and burst into a sensational bloom in the spring.

The plant loves to hang when growing on trees or mounted on a piece of wood. The growth typically hangs upside down.

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