A compact cultivar with short semi-arched spikes bearing a tight cluster up to 20, 70 mm flowers on short leaves, will produce up to 3 spikes per bulb.  Great for pots or basket.

One of the earliest of standards to flower,
expect large 110 mm flowers on tall upright spikes in April, will produce multiple spikes per bulb.

10 to 15 70mm well shaped flowers on 50cm stems. Multispiking habit.

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One of the earliest of all cyms to flower, expect up to 18, 90mm flowers on semi arched upright spikes in March, lightly fragrant, will produce multiple spikes per bulb.

An attractive intermediate Cym bearing up to 18, 80mm flowers on upright arched spikes from late July, long lasting, will produce multiple spikes per bulb.

A novel early cym producing many tall upright spikes from April to May each bearing up to 20, 60mm lightly scented flowers, will produce up to four spikes per bulb.

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 One of the last of the season, Judith flowers in October with upright spikes bearing up to 15 attractive 80mm flowers long after other cyms have finished flowering, will produce multiple spikes per bulb.

A real winner, this cym is expected to win many prizes over the coming years, expect tall upright spikes bearing up to 20, 120mm + flowers from June lasting at least 10 weeks.

 An amazing cym with upright spikes 
bearing up to 12 huge 130mm
flowers in July , a real show stopper.

One of the latest releases from Orchid World, this amazing cym bears up to 15 huge 130mm flowers on tall upright spikes from mid June.  We expect this to win many awards.

An attractive Cym with a very prominent lip, expect up to 15, 100mm flowers on tall upright spikes to appear in late June.

Very long lasting.

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Tetraploid version of the 2N Rotorua 'Rose', this plant appeared in our collection in 1999 and was a resounding hit as it is well shaped and forms a strong robust spike.
 Expect huge 100mm flowers with incredible substance that will last up to 12 weeks.

Fast growing

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This is as good as it gets.

   An amazing Cym with tall strong upright spikes. This cym flowers in June with up to 90cm tall spikes, bearing up to 15 huge 100mm flowers. Lasts over 3 months, will produce multiple spikes per bulb.

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Rotorua “Rose” is hardy fast growing Cym
producing 10 to 20, 9 cm long lasting flowers on tall spikes with flowers well above the foliage from late June.  Multispiking habit.

A great beginners plant.

A great novelty cym bred for its scent, expect tall upright spikes bearing up to 15 large 100mm flowers in July, long lasting, will produce multiple spikes per bulb.

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An amazing flower, Great shape and colour, expect tall upright spikes bearing up to 15, 110mm + flowers from June lasting at up to 10 weeks.

An interesting new hybrid, expect tall upright spikes to bear up to 20, 100mm flowers in a tight cluster well above the foliage, will produce multiple spikes per bulb.

An attractive soft pink cym flowering in late May with huge 110mm flowers on upright spikes with up to 18 flowers on each.  Multiple spikes per bulb.  A very promising cym.

A cute intermediate producing upright arched spikes bearing up to 30, 65mm flowers in May, will produce multiple spikes per bulb.

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An huge white cym with tall strong upright spikes up to 90cm tall bearing up to 15 huge 120mm flowers in June, long lasting, will produce multiple spikes per bulb.

A real winner, expect huge 110mm + flowers on tall upright stems in August. 

Makes an amazing specimen plant 

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As the name implies huge upright arched spikes up to 1m  tall bearing up to 15 huge 110mm  flowers in August, long lasting, will produce multiple spikes per bulb.

One of the better seedling crosses to emerge in recent years, Katy's Gold has produced some exceptional cultivars.   Expect 20 or more, 75 mm flowers on 60 to 70cm spikes on compact foliage in June.  will produce multiple spikes per bulb.

One of the famous Katy’s Gold group.
Expect 15 to 25, golden 7 to 8cm blooms on upright spikes, expect up to 3 spikes per bulb.

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One of the famous Katy’s Gold group.
Expect 15 to 25, golden 7 to 8cm blooms on upright spikes, expect up to 3 spikes per bulb.

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