HAMLYN ORCHIDS
GROWERS AND HYBRIDIZERS OF FINE ORCHIDS

BRASSAVOLA SPECIES AND HYBRIDS

 


Stlmra. Kelly 'Hamlyn'

(B. nodosa var grandiflora x Ctna. Keith Roth)



Brassavola subulifolia

0000 - Brassavola subulifolia (Brassavola cordata)
             Hardy warm growing species from Jamaica. Clusters of white heart shaped blooms similar to but
            smaller and much more floriferous than
Brassavola nodosa. Very fragrant at nightfall.
            BS Divisions $15.00. Specimen sized plants available established on tree fern root mounts.


0000 -    Brassavola cucullata x sibling
               Species from Trinidad and Northern South America usually bearing a single flower.
               The ovary is comparatively long and thin. Flower typical star shaped but with a pointed
               and fringed lip.


0000 -    Brassavola flagellaris


 

0000 -    Brassavola perinii


0000 -    Brassavola ovaliformis


0000 -    Brassavola gardeneri


0000 - Brassavola  grandiflora
         Well known species from Central America. Heart shaped white blooms, very fragrant at nightfall.
            Easy to grow. Flowers twice or more per year. BS Divisions $15.00 up. Specimen Plants $40.00 up.



B. grandiflora, 4n 'Fulford'

0000    Brassavola grandiflora, 4n. 'Fulford'
            This is a variety of B. grandiflora that we are reliably informed comes from a island off the
            Caribbean Coast of Central America. The foliage is considerably larger than that of
            B. grandiflora but with similar thick flattened leaves. The flower size is similar to that of the
            typical B. grandiflora. This variety flowers once per year but makes quite a show when it does.
            Established divisions - $100.00.



Brassavola martiana 'Edward Hopkinson'

5918 - Brassavola martiana x self
            Species from Guyana in Northern South America. Terete leaves with white 
            fimbriated lip. 2" - $5.00,  4" - $12.50


0000 - Brassavola digbyana (correctly - Rhyncolaelia digbyana)
            Central American species very closely related to Cattleya and frequently bred 
            with Cattleyas to produce the well known large lipped 'Brasso' hybrids. 
            Fragrant large apple green to greenish-white flowers with big, deeply 
            fimbriated lip. The most outstanding of the Brassavola species. Spring to 
            summer. BS $25.00 - $100.00.


1866 - Brassavola nodosa 'Hamlyn's Giant' x 'Hamlyn #2'
            Large, well held flowers with attractive milky white lips. Heavy substance 
            and excellent form. Superior to most clones currently available. BS $20.00


3907 - Brassavola nodosa 'Hamlyn' x sibling
            Improved form of species with well shaped and well held flowers on erect 
            spikes. Good size and substance.  BS on cork $20.00



Bl. Martha Miller 'Susanna' AM/AOS

0000    Bl. Martha Miller 'Susanna' AM/AOS  (L. angeri x B. subulifolia)
            Attractive terete foliage with numerous very attractive orange coloured blooms
            well displayed on numerous erect inflorescences.
            BS - Divisions - $100.00 


5141 - Slc. Lawrence Bennett (Slc. Kauai Starbright 'Vi' HCC/AOS x B. nodosa)
            Novelty type yellows with heart shaped nodosa type lip.
            BS - 4" - $15.00, 6" - $30.00



Bl. Yellow Bird

5144   Bl. Yellow Bird   (B.  grandiflora 'Hamlyn' x Bl. Richard Mueller)
            Very easy to grow and attractive yellow nodosa shaped flowers with freckles
            6" - $45.00


5553 - Brassavola cucullata x self
            4" - 20.00


5918    Brassavola martiana x self
            4" - 20.00


5957    Lc. Jim Burkhalter x B. nodosa
            These have typical nodosa shape.  Dark purplish red blooms on upright
            inflorescences and having very heavy substance (thick). Easy to grow and flower.
            6" - $45.00


0000 - Bc. Maikai 'Mayumi'  (B. nodosa x C. bowringiana)
            White to pale lavender heart shaped lip with darker spotting and narrow 
            green sepals and petals. Vigorous growing  producing multiple spikes with 
            flowers in clusters.  6" - $50.00


0000 - Bc. Maikai 'Louise' AM/AOS     (B. nodosa x C. bowringiana)
  
         Similar to above but with darker and more pronounced spotting. 6" - $100.00 up


1221 - Bc. Memoria George Sammy
   
         [C. loddigiesii x (B. subulifolia x C. bowringiana)]
            Novelty type lavenders with contrasting white nodosa shaped lip. 
            Divisions $55.00


1255 - Stellamitzuatara Lilla Hamilton
   
         (Bro. negrilensis x Bc. Myrtle Sammy)
            Vigorous growing and very floriferous novelty type lavenders. Blooms 
            last 6 - 8 weeks. Divisions - $75.00



Bc. Binosa

0000 - Bc. Binosa  (B. nodosa x C. bicolor)
            As in picture above. 4" - 25.00



Blc. Memoria Vida Lee 'Limelight' AM/AOS

0000 - Blc. Memoria Vida Lee 'Limelight' AM/AOS
            Attractive nodosa shaped green with purple lip. 6" - $55.00


5781    Bc. Patricia DuQuesnay (C. Jungle Whimsy x B. grandiflora)
            Very attractive and easy to grow and flower. Typical nodosa type shape.
            Colors vary considerably from pure green to green and white to green or greenish
            brown petals and sepals and pink to purple lips. Many with spotting.
            4" - $ 20.00


5782    Bc. Patricia DuQuesnay (B. grandiflora x C. Jungle Whimsy)
            See above. 5781.  4" - 20.00


6208    Brassavola nodosa 'Panama Soiree' AM/AOS x self
            Attractive, easy to grow species. Blooms have good form. Easy to grow and flower.
            4" - $20.00


6302    Brassavola grandiflora x self
            Typical form of species with thick flattened leaves and nodosa shaped blooms.
            4" - $20.00


0000    Brassavola Little Stars (B. nodosa x B. subulifolia)
            Remake of a popular and very attractive easy to grow and heavy blooming hybrid.
            4.5" - $25.00, 6" - 45.00


6401    Bc. Nodata (C. guttata x B. nodosa)
            A remake of Bc. Nodata with typical nodosa shape, heavy substance
            with greenish base color with brown spots and blotches.
            4.5" - $25.00


            
Stlmra. Annice Dalrymple 'Goldenglow              Stlmra. Annice Dalrymple 'Barbados'

6421    Ctna. Quest's Milennium 'Hamlyn' AM/AOS x B. nodosa 'Hamlyn'
            Some of these have been spectacular! A magical variety of colour combinations.
            Heavy and consistent blooming on these very easy to grow hybrids. 4.5" - $25.00


6437 -    Brassavola perrinii x sibling
                Hard to find South American species. Easy to grow and flower. Heavy bloomer
                2" - $7.00, 4" - $15.00


6439    Ctna. Starrlyn 'Hamlyn' AM/AOS x B. perinii 'Elva Pangrazio'
            Similar to above. 4.5" - $25.00


6440 -    Bc. Little Sulema (B. nodosa x C. gaskelliana)
                White to pale lavender nodosa types with lavender striping on lip.
                Very attractive. 2" - $7.00


6446 -    B. nodosa x Lc. Jim Burkhalter
                Hardy novelty type reds to dark reddish purples.
                2" - $7.00


6462 -    Bc. Roman Holiday (B. nodosa 'Panama Soiree' AM/AOS x C. Chocolate Drop 'Kodama' AM/AOS
                Remake of the classic nodosa type brownish red to burnt orange tones. A few will be pure yellow.
                Easy to grow and flower. 4.5" - $25.00, 6" - 45.00


6491 -    (Blc. Dona Lillian x Slc. Kauai Starbright)
                Very attractive and long lasting yellow to orange novelty type.
                4.5" - $25.00.00


6846 -    Bl. Morning Glory (B. nodosa x L. purpurata)
                Large nodosa type lavenders with very attractive striping.
                4" - 20.00


6914 -     Brassavola nodosa 'Godzilla' AM/AOS (89 pts.) x self
                Large, fragrant form of species. Very desirable.
                Com. pots. - $35.00


 6919 -    Brassavola tuberculata x self
                Hard to find South American species.
                Com. pot. $25.00


7443    Brassavola tuberculata x self


 

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