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Leafmite · #21 12-06-2012, 07:49 PM

The happy conclusion: my C. schroederae arrived today! I am thrilled!

Yay, Hausermann's!

ronaldhanko · #22 12-06-2012, 08:12 PM

Great! I don't grow the things they sell, but I've ordered from them in the past and they are always reliable.

Leafmite · #23 12-06-2012, 08:45 PM

I have gotten some really nice orchids from Hausemann's. I always buy their seedling Catts and have fun watching them settle and grow. Very rewarding.

ron-in-norcal · #24 12-07-2012, 05:28 PM

Speaking of Hausermann's, I remember having a white cattleya with a yellow throat that repeat bloomed about 30 years ago. I think it was called Louise Hausermann or something like that. I would love to get that one again. Anyone familiar with what it was called? Every new growth bloomed as soon as it mature, and at times it'd have quite a few PBs blooming. Also, it was fragrant, not a huge plant, but good size.

orchidsarefun · #25 12-07-2012, 05:41 PM

best to call them....
I looked in OrchidWiz and there seems to be every name except Louise registered.
The only one with a photo that matches your description is Marjorie Hausermann. Looks stunning !

ron-in-norcal · #26 12-07-2012, 06:30 PM

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Originally Posted by orchidsarefun

best to call them....
I looked in OrchidWiz and there seems to be every name except Louise registered.
The only one with a photo that matches your description is Marjorie Hausermann. Looks stunning !

You got it! It was Marjorie Hausermann York. Don't know why I was remembering Louise. But seeing the York part made me remember. I'll have to order one for old time's sake. Hopefully it does OK in a cooler climate, I lived in Houston when I grew that one.

Stray59 · #27 12-08-2012, 12:36 AM

Marjorie Hausermann is one of the old standard Hausermann stock whites that they grew for corsages for years. I have found it in one of their old catalogs, but that would not be of any help. It was bred into a lot of the modern white. In my opinion, this is one of the Golden Oldies. It and Bob Betts 'White Lightening' are some of the best whites ever - when Bob Betts hit the market in 1945 (little before my time) it took about every award offered. It is the idea 1940's corsage orchid!
You know - I just looked online and Hausemann's is offering Marjorie Hausermann 'York' at this time in a 6' pot for $32.95?
I will be ordering one myself.
Steve