Bullara Memoria Carolyn Sutton (thank you glengary!)

[silken]

Originally Posted by glengary54

Sonya - I missed this post. Glad to hear and see that your division has finally bloomed for you. I'm posting the picture that you referenced earlier in the post so that they can be compared. You'll have a bunch more tampensis crosses in a few years, I have about 8 - 10 seed pods that will be ripe in the early fall.

That is just stunning! I wish there was no border between us as I would love a piece or seedling of one of these. WOW!

[glengary54]

Originally Posted by silken

That is just stunning! I wish there was no border between us as I would love a piece or seedling of one of these. WOW!

Check your import restrictions, I think that you can import flasks, when they are ready I could reflask a single seedling in a test tube flask and send it to you. Let me know what you find out.

[silken]

Originally Posted by glengary54

Check your import restrictions, I think that you can import flasks, when they are ready I could reflask a single seedling in a test tube flask and send it to you. Let me know what you find out.

I do think flasks are easier to ship. I will check it out

[WhiteRabbit]

Originally Posted by glengary54

Sonya - I missed this post. Glad to hear and see that your division has finally bloomed for you. I'm posting the picture that you referenced earlier in the post so that they can be compared. You'll have a bunch more tampensis crosses in a few years, I have about 8 - 10 seed pods that will be ripe in the early fall.

Cool!

It was difficult to get the correct color on this - it is more orangey than the photo looks. I just love it! I was so anxious watching the buds develop to see the blooms!

It took winter outdoors here just fine, only going into the garage on the very coldest nights, but sheltered. I may have even missed a couple freezing/just below freezing nights A couple times when I checked the forecast, I saw the previous day's low temp at 29 Tho it's possible that low was the area in general and it wasn't QUITE that low at my location.

This plant definitely rocks!

The Encyclia you gave me looks to have a sheath, tho it's been sitting there for a while - may have swelled a bit tho ...