Dendrobium Orchids...

Dendrobiums are the second-largest group of orchids, with over 1,000 species currently identified. They come in all shapes and sizes and grow from Japan through S.E. Asia down into Australia and New Zealand. They vary widely in their environmental requirements.

Many of today's hybrids are sun-loving tropical plants. However, we have a few that can easily grow and flower in your home environment with a little care. Many bloom throughout the year with multiple sprays of long-lasting flowers.

When you order from our list please note the following terms & abbreviations in our plant descriptions:
  • A Mericlone has been propagated by cloning and every plant will grow the same and bloom with the same flower as others with the same name. A Mericlone is a proven variety that has been cloned to retain its special & unique characteristics.
  • A clone's name is usually followed by a varietal name in quotation marks. If a plant is not a mericlone that means it has been propagated from seed. Like your kids, no two will be the exact same even though there may be similarities, this is how new varieties are discovered or created. If you want a one of a kind or you are looking for something new and unique then try an Orchid propagated from seed.
  • B.S. = Blooming Size.
  • N.B.S. = Near Blooming Size (usually within 1 year of first bloom).
  • SDLNG. = Baby plant
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Den Proud Appeal "Charming" Mericlone. Nice bushy little dendrobiums that bloom in clusters with many flowers. Very easy growers that are very showy when they are in bloom. Blooming size plants in 4 inch pot.
 Den. wasselii This little species is a mini succulent-looking plant that produces sprays of fragrant white flowers. They're easy to grow and don't take up any room, which makes them perfect for the windowsill. Blooming size 2" terra cotta pot.
 · See What's Blooming in our greenhouse.
[B.S. = Blooming Size; N.B.S. = Near Blooming Size, SDLNG. = Baby plant]