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Plant Name: Paphiopedilum micranthum ‘Huntington's Perfection’ FCC/AOS 91 pts. Species
Description: Two well formed finely colored, distinctly marked flowers and two buds on four 17.0-cm to 21.5-cm tall inflorescences; sepals and petals green-yellow, dorsal sepal clearly and boldly veined and reticulated mahogany, ventral sepal finely spotted mahogany, petals clearly and boldly veined and reticulated red-pink becoming less distinct distally, margin blushed red-pink; pouch white suffused medium pink throughout, suffusion deeper and more pronounced on superior half; staminode white, spotted red-pink, distal half overlaid bright yellow; substance medium; texture matte, pouch lightly crystalline. Exhibitor: Huntington Botanical Gardens | |||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Plant Name: Paphiopedilum Temptation ‘Huntington's Champion’ CCE/AOS 90 pts. (Paph. kolopakingii x Paph. philippinense)
Description: Fifty-four flowers on eleven gracefully arching inflorescences ranging in length from 70.5 cm to 92.0 cm on a very large, well grown 178.0-cm diameter by 89.0-cm high plant in a 22.9-cm by 20.5-cm plastic pot containing a basic bark mix; dorsal sepal white, lightly shaded pale green centrally, boldly veined mahogany; synsepal is a paler version of the dorsal sepal; petals apple green blotched mahogany proximally finely warted mahogany on proximal one fifth of petal margins; pouch white, overlaid green-yellow, heavily reticulated green-brown; substance firm; texture satin. Exhibitor: Huntington Botanical Gardens | |||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Plant Name: Masdevallia infracta ‘Huntington's Angel’ AM/AOS 81 pts. Species
Description: Twelve flowers of attractive, rounded form and beautiful color and five buds on fifteen erect inflorescences borne on a well grown mounted plant; sepals white blushed light pink, caudae nicely arranged; petals white; lip mauve; substance firm, texture crystalline. Exhibitor: Huntington Botanical Gardens | |||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Plant Name: Paphiopedilum virens ‘Huntington's Sirens’ AM/AOS 80 pts. Species
Description: One flower on one erect inflorescence; sepals light green, veined darker green, margin white irregularly suffused pink distally; petals green stippled mahogany proximally, distal quarter becoming lavender; pouch green; suffused brown near rim; substance medium; texture glossy. Exhibitor: Huntington Botanical Gardens | |||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Plant Name: Maxillaria fletcheriana ‘Huntington's Easter’ AM/AOS 81 pts. Species
Description: Six flowers on six arching inflorescences; sepals crystalline white suffused light green basally, darker green on reverse; petals white suffused light yellow, lightly spotted maroon basally; lip yellow, heavily striped maroon proximally, reverse heavily striped and spotted maroon, showing through on heavily ruffled yellow margin; substance very firm; texture crystalline. Exhibitor: Huntington Botanical Gardens | |||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Plant Name: Paphiopedilum Bengal Lancers ‘Huntington's Cavalry’ AM/AOS 83 pts. (Paph. haynaldianum x Paph. parishii)
Description: Five flowers on exceptional, horizontal form and one bud on one arching inflorescence; dorsal sepal white overlaid green proximally, veined plum purple; synsepal white veined green; petals chartreuse irregularly blotched mahogany proximally, overlaid dark plum purple and twisted distally; pouch chartreuse overlaid light brown; staminode chartreuse overlaid bright green; substance medium; texture glossy, dorsal sepal crystalline. Exhibitor: Huntington Botanical Gardens | |||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Plant Name: Maxillaria grandis ‘Huntington's Wine‘ AM/AOS 80 pts. Species
Description: Four flowers and one bud on five pendant inflorescences; sepals and petals white irregularly blotched burgundy, reverse irregularly blotched burgundy showing through to front, coalescing proximally to deep burgundy; lip light yellow overlaid burgundy; lip green-yellow overlaid dark burgundy distally, margin undulate, denticulate; column white ventral surface striated burgundy, anther cap yellow, over laid orange and burgundy; substance firm; texture crystalline. Exhibitor: Huntington Botanical Gardens | |||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Plant Name: Cyclopogon elatus ‘Huntington's Firework’ CHM/AOS 82 pts. Species
Description: Twenty-one flowers and eight buds plus numerous immature buds borne on two 50.0-cm long racemose, erect to slightly nodding inflorescences on a 24.0-cm diameter plant grown in moss in an 8.5-cm square plastic pot; basal leaves beautiful, glossy and attractively colored, fleshy ovate-lanceolate dark green centrally, light green laterally, dark green marginally, surface cells raised, 3.0-cm wide by 10.0-cm long on semi-terete fleshy petioles, 0.5-cm wide by 6.0-cm long; dorsal sepal maroon, stramineous marginally; lateral sepals linear, green proximally, brown distally; petals minute green; lip tri-lobed light yellow, side lobes green-yellow, midlobe yellow-cream centrally, distally, broadly rounded, white; column cream, anther cap brown; substance fleshy; texture matte; ovary green-brown partially encased in red-brown bract; country of origin is Columbia; Cyclopogon elatus , award 20152049, has been confirmed to be Cyclopogon elatus by SITF (Sept 2015). Exhibitor: Huntington Botanical Gardens | |||||||||||||||||||||||||
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 © Arthur Pinkers 2015 |