Cattleyas have long been considered the "Queen of the Orchids".

Many people consider them to be the most beautiful and the standard symbol for the entire orchid family. For others the thought of cattleyas conjures up large lavender flowers that grandmother wore. Nothing could be further from the truth today. No longer relegated to the corsage market, cattleyas come in every shape, size and color imaginable. We want to offer you a plant for wherever your taste may lead you. Even if it may be a corsage for Grandmama!

We have so many Cattleyas that we had to divide them up into several sections to make it easier for you:

Mericlones (this page)
Seedlings
Species

(Click here or on the listings to the right of the flower to go directly to that page.)



Slc. Samba Jewel 'Ravishing' HCC/AOS

Oriinally bred in Brazil, this plant is just a great cattleya. The parents are Slc. Jeweler's Art X Blc. Mem. Ralph Placentia. Flowers are almost standard size on a very modest sized plant. Easy growth habit and an asset to any cattleya collection.
NFS $20.00

 

 

 


Lc. Tropical Pointer 'Cheetah' HCC/AOS

This robust variety puts on a wonderful, super long-lasting display. Flowers open pinkish and ripen to orange. Many flowers held in a cluster. Grows quickly to speciman size for orchid Show displays or something special at home.
NFS $20.00

 

 

 

Lc. Tristar Bouquet 'Hawaii'
Another great display plant. Huge clusters of smaller flowers. Bright purple, highlighted with peloric petals. Will quickly become a show stopper.
NFS $20.00

 

 





Lc. Helen Christie 'Puesta del Sol'
One of the very few L. gouldiana hybrids and a favorite of ours. Majestic spikes of purple flowers bloom every fall. These will grow into fantastic display plants with their easy culture and tall, long-lasting spikes. Temperature tolerant too! Will grow right along with your cymbidiums!!
FS $25.00 .

 

 

 



Blc. Toshie's Magic 'Doris'
Advanced breeding from L. briegeri, a Brazilian rupiculous Laelia. Growth habit is very compct with flowers held on a strong stem. Shape is good, color the popular clear yellow, and flowers are highlighted with a super dark maroon lip and chip flares on the petals.
FS $20.00



 

 



C. Janice Evans 'Sweet Sixteen'

New mericlones of this fabulous cattleya. Well known in Santa Barbara for the specimen sized plants often seen in the show surrounded by ribbons and trophies. 3-4 lovely soft pink flowers to the spike with a little purple on the lip. Temperature tolerant! April and May flowering season. ROSE fragrance!
FS $20.00

 

 

 

 

Lc. Little Oliver 'Tomoko'
Compact growing plant habit with super nice semi-alba flowers. Petals highlighted with a small purple flare. A longtime favorite in Japan.
NFS $20.00

 

 

Pot. Tokyo Bay 'Victory' SM/JOGA
One of the finest Standard cattleyas available today. Huge lavender flowers from this variety from Suwada Orchids of Japan. Great shape and nice presentation.
Limited
FS $50.00

 

 

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Slc. Mae Hawkins 'Newberry'

Around for awhile, this variety remains very popular. Bright red flowers are shapely and bright. Compact and easy to grow as well.
NFS $20.00

 

 

Epicat. Siam Jade 'AVO' AM/AOS
Very unusual breeding line involving Enc. mariae. Clusters of 6-7 flowers on a nice stem. Beautiful green flowers with a large white lip, plus this variety has semi-peloric white petals.
FS $20.00

 

 

Blc. George King 'Serendipity' HCC/AOS
This long time favorite remains popular today. It is one of the finest coral colored standard cattleyas available. Certainly belongs in any serious cattleya collection.
NFS $15.00