Paphiopedilum Arnold J. Klehm
(P. primulinum fma. flavum 'Lehua Glow' X P. venustum fma. measuresianum 'Constant')
    a neat primary hybrid between Paph. primulinum and Paph. venustum; a couple or three successive flowers with a veined pouch and striped dorsal sepal; easy to grow and bloom; blooming size plants

Paphiopedilum Becky Fouke
(P. Armeni White 'Moon Light' X P. primulinum fma. flavum)
    similar to Paph. Armeni White but consiststnly with two flowers per inflorescence; these can be almost pure white to light yellow; the one shown is white with a pale yellow pouch

Paphiopedilum Chu Chu
(P. liemianum X P. hirsutissimum)
    hopefully sequential multifloral Paph. hirsutissimum look-alikes with brighter pouches and wider dorsals

Paphiopedilum Deperle
(P. primulinum fma. flavum 'Lehua Glow' X P. delenatii 'Dumbo')
    white flowers with some sparse mahogany spotting and yellow staminode; usually three flowers per spike as young plants, but mature plants can give six or so somewhat successively; pretty flowers and foliage, and easy to grow and bloom multiple growth plants

Paphiopedilum Doctor Toot
(P. kolopakingii var. topperi X P. delenatii)
    three to five white to pink flowers with darker pink to raspberry overlay, similar to Paph. Delrosi but with more flowers per inflorescence and possibly larger; husky plants; smaller size are one to two growths, larger are two to three growths

3.25-5"

5-6"

$30.00

$40.00

Paphiopedilum Dryad
(P. moquettianum X P. Psyche 'Catatonk Too')
    full white with some pinkish patterning; sequential-multifloral; white with red-brown spots forming stripes on dorsal sepal and petals; some green in dorsal sepal; heavy substance; short, sturdy inflorescences; mature plants can get two maybe three flowers per spike; similar to Paph. Ruby Charles (shown at left)

5"

3.25"

$20.00

Paphiopedilum Golddollar
(P. armeniacum X P. primulinum)
    a very nice hybrid; golden yellow color is a given; shape about mid way between the species; two to three flowers per spike; easy to grow and bloom

Paphiopedilum Hawaii Wings
(P. hennisianum 'Mauve Wings' X P. mastersianum 'Dominator')
    very beautiful flowers; actually look like Paph. hainanense on steroids; green dorsal sepal, pink pouch, pink overlaid petals, very nice substance and waxy; good flower life and pretty leaves too; price determined by number of growths and/or spikes; at least one plant from this exact cross (a sibling of those offered here) has been awarded- Paph. Hawaii Wings 'Mae's Dance' HCC/AOS 77 pts, May 21, 2005, AQ 37, v 2, p 124 (b/w photo)

Paphiopedilum Henrietta Fujiwara fma. album
(P. primulinum fma. flavum 'Lehua Glow' X P. haynaldianum fma. album '12 Mile')
    easy primary hybrid between a successive blooming and sequential blooming species; both parents are albino, so expect green, white, and yellow flowers; blooming size plants

Paphiopedilum Hsinying Delight
(P. spicerianum '#2' X P. Stone Lovely 'C.H. #4')

Paphiopedilum Hsinying Peter Pan
(P. Pine Glow '247 #1' X P. x wenshanense 'Gigautum' BM/TPS)
    Successive blooming hybrid crossed with a natural Brachypetalum hybrid (Paph. x wenshanense is natures version of Paph. Conco-Bellatulum); expecting things similar to Paph. Dryad (see picture above) and Paph. Ruby Charles; two maybe three flowers with good substance, mostly white with varying degrees of spotting and overlay; nice

Paphiopedilum Limidolli
(P. liemianum 'Floradise' AM/AOS X P. henryanum 'Half Moon' HCC/AOS)
    bi-trifloral when mature; spotted dorsal, pink pouch; like brighter, bifloral Paph. henryanum; larger size are mutliple growth plants, some previously bloomed

4"

6"
BS

8"+
BS

2.25"

2.25"

3.25"

$15.00

$20.00

$25.00

Paphiopedilum Memoria Larry Heuer
(P. emersonii X P. malipoense)
    big, light green to chartreuse flowers with some red tesselation on the petals held tall above attractive foliage

Paphiopedilum Salvadore Dali
(P. liemianum 'George' X P. victoria-regina 'King George')
    sequential bloomer; green dorsal, hairy petals, and pink pouch; primary hybrid between two closely related species; easy to grow and bloom

Paphiopedilum Salvadore Dali
(P. victoria-regina 'King George' X P. liemianum 'George')
    sequential bloomer; green dorsal, hairy petals, and pink pouch; primary hybrid between two closely related species; easy to grow and bloom; reciprocal cross of Paph-0110 above

Paphiopedilum Satin Smoke
(P. primulinum X P. micranthum)
    another one of our favorites; difficult to describe but certainly gripping; the name Satin Smoke perfectly describes the color; similar shape to Paph. Taida Glaucothum (Paph. glaucophyllum X Paph. micranthum)(shown at left), Paph. Brecko Bubble (Paph. liemianum X Paph. micranthum), Paph. Memoria Connie Truax (Paph. chamberlainianum X Paph. micranthum)

Paphiopedilum Vanda M. Pearman
(P. bellatulum X P. delenatii)
    white to light pink, fine dark spots, full form, pretty

3.25"

Paphiopedilum Wössner Goldegg
(P. Pine Glow 'C.H.#1' X P. armeniacum)
    we really love Paph. Golddollar (P. primulinum X P. armeniacum), so we couldn't resist these; will be similar; lots of golden-yellow on several semi-successive flowers per spike; Paph. Pine Glow is (P. Pinocchio X P. glaucophyllum)- those two doses of Paph. glaucophyllum tells us there might be more red in these; see also Paph. Golddollar and Paph. Pedro's Moon above; these have had nice, full segments

6-8"

3.25"

$35.00

Paphiopedilum
(P. Chiara 'Via Verdes' HCC/AOS X P. philippinense fma. alboflavum 'In Charm')
    Paph. Chiara is a primary between Paph. sukhakulii and Paph. lawrenceanum; cross this onto the albinistic version of multifloral Paph. philippinense and you get really nice things in green, white, and yellow; Paph. Green Horizon is a similar hybrid; blooming size plants

Paphiopedilum
(P. delenatii 'Semi' X P. Pine Glow 'C.H.#1')
    Paph. Pine Glow is simply Paph. Pinocchio (P. glaucophyllum X P. primulinum) back onto Paph. glauocphyllum, so mixing it with Paph. delenatii will give you something like Paph. Grassau or Paph. Annabellchen; white background with pink overlay; several flowers per spike; blooming size

Paphiopedilum
(P. Deperle 'Pristine' X P. Wellesleyanum 'Golden Blush')
    a nice mix of whites with a splash of spots; Paph. Deperle is (Paph. delenatii X Paph. primulinum) giving two to four semi-successive white to blushed pink flowers (see picture above), and Paph. Wellesleyanum is (Paph. concolor X Paph. godefroyae) giving one or two white to barely yellowish flowers variably spotted/speckled dark red; a couple or three whitish flowers with dark speckles all over except on the pouch; darn near identical to Paph. Deperle but fewer, longer lasting flowers

3.25"

$35.00
$45.00
$50.00

Paphiopedilum
(P. henryanum X P. Joanne's Wine 'Siren')
    delightful species with spotted dorsal sepal crossed onto a vinicolor Maudiae-type hybrid; glossy vinicolors or coloratums with spots result

Paphiopedilum
(P. liemianum '#1' X P. Hsinying Franz '#2')
    Paph. Hsinying Franz is (P. Stoned Susan X P. rothschildianum), or, more simply, a mix of Paph. rothschildianum, Paph. stonei, and Paph. glanduliferum; bottom line: the successive-blooming Paph. liemianum onto a multifloral; near blooming size

Paphiopedilum
(P. Pinocchio 'In Charm' X P. In-Charm White 'Co-Operation' BM/TPS)
    This hybrid is a successive-blooming primary hybrid onto a complex white with Paph. Skip Bartlett and Paph. FC Puddle in its history; hoping for big, long-lasting, bi-floral whites possibly with some speckling; blooming size

Paphiopedilum
(P. Somers Isles X P. philippinense fma. alboflavum 'In Charm')
    Paph. Somers Isles is (Paph. Maudiae X Paph. Makuli) which is a mixture of 37.5% Paph. callosum, 25% Paph. sukhakulii, and 37.5% Paph. lawrenceanum; cross this onto the albinistic version of multifloral Paph. philippinense and you get really nice things in green, white, and yellow; Paph. Green Horizon is a similar hybrid; blooming size plants

Paphiopedilum
(P. Toni Semple X P. liemianum '#5' )
    Paph. Toni Semple is pure Pardalopetalum (P. haynaldianum X P. lowii); these will be very similar to Paph. Song of Love (P. lowii X P. liemianum), probably with more dorsal sepal markings and spotty petals; lots of flowers, easy to grow and bloom; pink and green mostly; near blooming size