Ok.... so I've compiled a list of plants that are available in the US, Europe and Canada, that meet the criteria ( I think) and that we haven't listed yet (I think again).
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I started from the Canadian sites and went from there, since... well... there are so few of them
I was trying not to list species that we haven't used yet, and I had to leave at some point to get chinese food, since I hadn't eaten all day, so... if I'm wrong, I'm sorry
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I figure SOME of these should put us over 20
Cattleya skinneri: intermediate to hot growing (but it says intermediate!), 5.5inches long, fragrant, dry winter rest
Dendrobium amethystoglossum: intermediate, winter rest, fragrant..... I can't figure out how tall it is. Kinda tired
Anguloa uniflora: Bizarrare! intermediate, fragrant, grows to a max of 12"
Bifrenaria tyrianthina: Also kind of weird, intermediate, fragrant, short
Angraecum didieri: mini, intermediate, fragrant, HUGE flower for plant size
Angraecum elephantinum: mini to small sized, intermediate, winter bloomers
Bulbophyllum ambrosia: small, cool to hot, fragrant, also called "The Sweet-Smelling Bulbophyllum"!
Bulbophyllum sumatranum: intermediate, small, shaded
Dendrobium tortile: hot to cool, fragrant, small to medium sized, winter rest
Dendrobium loddigesii: intermediate, mini, fragrant
Dendrobium rigidum: mini, intermediate (Andy's says so!) fragrant
Dendrobium tetragonum: intermediate, fragrant, might be too tall, hard to say
Dendrochilum uncatum: small, hot to cool, fragrant
Dracula platycrater: small, intermediate .....pointy
Epidendrum nocturnum: intermediate, fragrant, might be too tall
Gongora armeniaca: intermediate, small, fragrant
Sigmatostalix graminea: mini, intermediate, only one hit in europe :P
Sigmatostalix picta: hot to cool, mini
Tired now. I'll be a zombie on the chat tonight