Unheard of (until now) genus name
 

Yamadaara??? In this case Redland Sunset. I swooped into Lowe's yesterday, just in case, and lo and behold, they had gotten in a lot of new plants so I went crazy and bought five including the above mentioned one. :lol:
Beverly A.

Its Brassavola, Laelia, Cattleya, Encyclia. Of course, the Brassavola is likely Rhyncolaelia and the Laelia is likely now Cattleya, so the name Yamadaara is probably obsolete as well!

Unheard of (until now) species name
 

Thanks isurus79:
I did get results when I searched the name in Google. Only pictures, but at least I did see what other plants with this name looked like.
Beverly A.

The hybrid genus name Yamadaara is no longer in use. Your plant is now called Bullara Redland Sunset. Bullara combines Cattleya, Encyclia, Gurianthe and Rhyncholaelia as they are currently defined.

Bul. Redland Sunset = Encyclia cordigera x Rhyncattleanthe Orange Nugget.

Rth. Orange Nugget = Rhyncholaeliocattleya Manu Akaka x Rhyncanthe Daffodil.

Rhy. Daffodil = Rl. glauca x Gur. aurantiaca.

Rlc. Manu Akaka is a fairly typical yellow with red lip Catt hybrid dominated by C. dowiana.

Bul. Redland Sunset is usually an orange to red-orange flower, with shape dominated by the Encyclia parent, but with a pinker trumpet shaped ruffled lip. An image search for Yam. Redland Sunset should bring up several pics.

if I'm not going worng, the end -ara is given to complex hybrids with more than 3 genre orchids.

I came accross this genus name recently as well can't remember where though now.

It's a genus name not a species name. I hope you don't mind I've changed the title of your post, just to avoid confusion for newbies.

Yamadaara Redland Sunset today at Lowe's
 

I got one today, beautiful healthy plant in the bag BLOOMING with three flowers. Snapped it up.

Here's a link to the thread with pictures of mine last month. I really like this one.
http://www.orchidboard.com/community...ge-nugget.html