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 Cymbidium Cut Spray Gift Box Double
Cymbidium Cut Spray Gift Box Double
Two long-lasting sprays of eight or more flowers each, packed with silver dollar eucalyptus, green florist paper, and a hand-written card in a handsome decorative box. Colors include white, pink, yellow, green, and blush. Include a greeting and a "ship to" address and phone with your order. Cymbidium flowers available intermittently winter and spring. Price includes FedEx Priority Overnight shipping.


starting at
$150.00
 Cymbidium Cut Spray Gift Box Single
Cymbidium Cut Spray Gift Box Single
A long-lasting spray of eight or more flowers, packed with silver dollar eucalyptus, green florist paper, and a hand-written card in a handsome decorative box. Colors include white, pink, yellow, green, and blush. Include a greeting and a "ship to" address and phone with your order. Cymbidium flowers available intermittently winter and spring. Price includes Priority Overnight FedEx shipping.


starting at
$110.00
 Cymbidium Cut Spray Gift Box Triple
Cymbidium Cut Spray Gift Box Triple
A customer favorite! Three long-lasting sprays of eight or more flowers each, packed with silver dollar eucalyptus, green florist paper, and a hand-written card in a handsome decorative box. Colors include white, pink, yellow, green, and blush. Include a greeting and a "ship to" address and phone with your order. Cymbidium flowers available intermittently winter and spring. Price includes FedEx Priority Overnight shipping.


Orchid of the Day: March 24, 2018
starting at
$200.00
 Cymbidium Cut Spray Gift Box Ultimate
Cymbidium Cut Spray Gift Box Ultimate
Our most spectacular cut flower gift box! Six long-lasting sprays of eight or more flowers each, packed with silver dollar eucalyptus, green florist paper, and a hand-written card in a handsome decorative box. Colors include white, pink, yellow, green, and blush. Include a greeting and a "ship to" address and phone with your order. Cymbidium flowers available intermittently winter and spring. Price includes FedEx Priority Overnight shipping.


starting at
$350.00
Book: Periodicals 1947-77 - Cymbidium Society Newsletter
Book: Periodicals 1947-77 - Cymbidium Society Newsletter
Even more interesting now than when they were new, these periodicals are a glimpse of the horticultural history of orchids! Discover (or perhaps re-live!) the camaraderie of the orchid scene in Southern California as it was between 1946-1974, the 'golden age' of Californian Cymbidium hybridization and orchid nurseries.

Abundant advertisements of “new seedlings” and “the latest cultivars” from popular nurseries lost to time. Plus much about contemporary orchid growers around the world. Every page will bring a smile to your face, and maybe a nostalgic tear to your eye. Gems of horicultural history.

Limited random issues, each for $10.

Only one, near-complete collector's set for $500.
Orchid of the Day: September 29, 2020
starting at
$10.00
Book: The Genus Cymbidium
Book: The Genus Cymbidium
By David Du Puy and Phillip Cribb. 2007. Indispensable volume for Cymbidium enthusiasts and breeders alike. This revised edition includes many more habitat photographs, updated taxonomy (including the results from recent DNA studies), distribution maps, and at least eight new species! Hardcover with 369 pages. Signed by Cribb.
Orchid of the Day: February 7, 2021
starting at
$109.00
Cymbidium erythraeum seedlings
Cymbidium erythraeum seedlings
These are first bloom seedlings from the self pollination of the superior variety, 'Paradise'. You have not seen the best of this species if you are only familiar with the common form that has short spikes and muddied color. This 'Paradise' line produces tall, semi-arching, slender stems, with dark, very long-lasting flowers (a three month bloom season is common). The petite flowers have a distinctive bow-like shape, and are similar to Cymbidium tracyanum in pattern; yellow-green with bold red-brown stripes. This species is also lightly fragrant!
Cool growing. December - February blooming. Species from Himalayas and Myanmar.
Orchid of the Day: October 6, 2020
starting at
$65.00
Cymbidium Nonna 'Goldilocks', AM/AOS, B/CSA
Cymbidium Nonna 'Goldilocks', AM/AOS, B/CSA
When May comes around we can always count on this variety to still be providing us with some vibrant color. It is the Australian species parent, Cymbidium madidum, that gives it this late blooming quality. Other qualities inherited are: a very high flower count, flowers miniature in size, large and robust plant growth, and heat tolerance that may make it suitable for growing even in some of the Southern states. The other parent is the legendary grex Alexanderi. This cross was made by local Santa Barbarian Mary Bea Ireland, who was legendary for her outstanding unconventional hybrids. This cross was registered in 1964 and is considered one of her best. Temperature Tolerant. April - May - June blooming.
Orchid of the Day: May 4, 2019
starting at
$65.00
Cymbidium Showgirl 'Malibu', HCC/AOS, S/CSA
Cymbidium Showgirl 'Malibu', HCC/AOS, S/CSA
An extremely charming tea-cup cymbidium. Very crisp blush-white sepals and petals with offsetting distinctive claret marked labelum. Super floriferous. From the breeding line by mid-century Southern California hobbyist Arno Bowers, who originated this cross of Sweetheart x Alexanderi. He also originated Sweetheart by crossing floribundum (syn pumilum) and Alexanderi. Alexanderi being the most historic of all cymbidium hybrids. Cool growing. December - January blooming.
Orchid of the Day: October 26, 2012
starting at
$25.00
Cymbidium Sumatra 'Stunner'
Cymbidium Sumatra 'Stunner'
A classic Californian Cymbidium with tall, arching inflorescences and plentiful flowers. The flower color is a rich and distinctive purple-burgundy and nicely complemented by the cream lip with its burgundy edge.

Established blooming-size divisions from our mother-plant.

Temperature Tolerant. April - May blooming.
Orchid of the Day: April 1, 2023
starting at
$75.00
Cymbidium T-Rex Red
Cymbidium T-Rex Red
Bold red hues, a stripe-like pattern pattern showing through to a cream background, and showy contrasting lips make these seedlings very eye-catching. Red hues range between brick, burgundy, and rust, with lips sporting bright red markings over bright white to cream yellow. These seedlings are tall stemmed, standard type Cymbidium sized, and ready to add some bright color to the Winter garden.

From the cross between Cym. Baltic Berry and Cym. Tracy's Firefall. One quarter Cym. Red Beauty 'Nettie' contributes broad petals and bold lip pattern, and one quarter Cym. tracyanum provides stripe-like pattern and that wild species Cymbidium shape!

Established blooming-size seedlings. 'Seedlings' are the offspring of pollination; as siblings these may be similar, yet each seedling is unique and no two are identical in exact color or shape.

Temperature Tolerant. November - January blooming.
Orchid of the Day: September 29, 2022
starting at
$50.00
Cymbidium Valya Craig 'Sutherland', AM/AOS
Cymbidium Valya Craig 'Sutherland', AM/AOS
A very unique color contrast of medium yellow sepals and petals with a suffuse rose-red lip. This cross of Balkis 'Luath' X Cariga 'Sorrento' was made in 1954 by Tal and Valya Craig of Sutherland, New South Wales, Australia during the Golden Age of cymbidium breeding. The Craigs exported cut "cymbids" of this grex and many others to the US during the offseason of Northern Hemisphere cymbidiums. 'Sutherland' still graces the SBOE cut-flower and pot-plant growing areas. For more information about this grex, please read the article by Paul Gripp in "The Orchid Advocate", Volume II, Number 2, March/April 1976. Cool growing. March - April blooming.
Orchid of the Day: January 12, 2017
starting at
$50.00
Cymbidium Wiganianum
Cymbidium Wiganianum
This hybrid is remarkable for a number of reasons. It is a primary hybrid between the two most fragrant cymbidium species, tracyanum and eburneum, that first bloomed in 1902! It has great species charm. But most of all it has a nice, sweet fragrance. February blooming.
Orchid of the Day: January 12, 2018
starting at
$50.00


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