Sarcochilus Orchids of Australia

Crafts, Hobbies & Home

Upton, Walter T.

Upton, W.T

Gardening & Landscape Design

Amer Orchid Society

Orchids of Venezuela

Dunsterville, G. C. K.

Garay, Leslie A.

Quarto, PP. XV, 280, An Anthology Of 64 Articles Extracted From Past Issues Of The American Orchid Society Bulletin

Orchid Hunting in the Lost World (And Elsewhere in Venezuela)

Dunsterville, E.

Sports & Outdoors

This book, revised in 2002 and published by the American Orchid Society, was written by experts on cultivation of popular orchid genera, growing areas, pests and diseases, nomenclature and more. It also discusses orchid names and intergeneric hybrids; growing orchids in the home, under lights and in the greenhouse; repotting; and growing popular genera, including Angraecum, Cattleya, Cymbidium, Dendrobium, Oncidium and Paphiopedilum, among others. A dictionary of less-common orchids describes 16 genera, from Anguloa to Zygopetalum. Fabulous color photographs illustrate specific hybrids, species and growing techniques. Contains more than 120 color photographs.

Growing Orchids: A Cultural Handbook Prepared by the American Orchid Society

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Orchid Pests and Diseases: American Orchid Societyguide.

Drawings of Florida Orchids

Ames, Blanche

PP.34, Self Published, Color photos, Errata Slip Tipped Onto Last Page

Lycaste Species: The Essential Guide

Oakeley, Henry F.

Dendrobiums: An Introduction to the Species in Cultivation

STEWART, Joyce

Schelpe, Sybella

Handbook on Orchid Nomenclature and Registration

International Orchid Commission

This monograph deals with the genus pleione and its hybrids. Pleiones have been cultivated in Europe for over a century and a half because of their attractive appearance and their relatively trouble-free cultivation. By the 1960s the limited number of distinct species in cultivation had led to a gradual decline in their popularity. The discovery of species new to science, the introduction of species not previously in cultivation, a greater variety of clones of well-known species not previously in cultivation, a greater variety of clones of well-known species and the advent of hybridizing in the 1970s has immeasurably broadened the range of pleiones in cultivation. The classification of pleione has never been easy and it has only recently become possible, with the introduction of new material into cultivation, and detailed analysis of the morphology, cytology and breeding behaviour of these plants. The authors present here an up-to-date classification of the genus in which they recogniz

The Genus Pleione

CRIBB, PHILLIP

Butterfield, Ian

Tang, C. Z.

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