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Epiphyllums
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Epiphyllum Sukarhime
The Epi Sukarhime's name translates to "Pincess of the Cherry Blossom." The flowers on this orchid cactus are indeed a stunning cherry blossom pink with the tips of the petals frilled in white. The blossoms average 7.5 inches across when fully open. They are everything frothy, feminine, and wonderful. This hybrid is not always easy to find, but is well worth the hunt.
This rooted cutting is in a 3-inch pot.
PRICE: $8.95
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Epiphyllum Thomas Jefferson (Vintage)
The Epi Thomas Jefferson is a vintage orchid cactus about which I can find very little information. We got our mother plant from a conservatory many years ago. This plant is free flowering, putting out many blossoms of deep cherry red. The blossoms average 5 inches across.
This rooted cutting is in a 3 inch pot.
PRICE: $7.95
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Epiphyllum Unforgettable
The Epi Unforgettable is aptly named. The blossoms average 8 inches across. They are richly colored magenta petals that flare out to petal tips that are crimped and fluted. The second and third row of petals are darker still with a dark crimson mid-stripe. Fabulous.
This rooted cutting is in a 3-inch pot.
PRICE: $7.95
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Epiphyllum Waikiki Rainbow
The Epi Waikiki Rainbow is a very free flowering orchid cactus. The blossoms are bell shaped with inner petals of violet surrounded by outer petals of salmon pink. It is a knock out of a plant. The blossoms average 8 inches across when fully open.
This rooted cutting is in a 3-inch pot.
PRICE: $7.95
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Gesneriads
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Streptocarpus
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Streptocarpus Bristol’s Party Boy
The Bristol's Party Boy (Robinson) blossoms are a lavender blue with a pure white throat and random fantasy markings on the petals in both rose pink and white. Of course, there is always a joyful surprise factor to the fantasy. It could just as easily be rose pink with splashes of lavender blue and white, or any other variation the plant chooses to paint. This is why fantasy streps are so much fun.
This is an established plant in a 3 inch pot.
PRICE: $10.00
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Streptocarpus Bristol’s Party Girl
The Bristol's Party Girl (Robinson) blossoms are a deep violet blue with a butter yellow throat and random fantasy markings on the petals in a baby-girl pink. This is a really fun plant to grow because fantasy blossoms are always a surprise, never blooming the same way twice.
This is an established plant in a 3 inch pot.
PRICE: $10.00
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Streptocarpus Bristol’s Tropical Twister
The Bristol's Tropical Twister (Robinson) has large blossoms and puts on quite a show. The blossom is dark raspberry pink with a darker face. The throat is lighter and spotted. There are slightly darker threads that radiate out of the throat. This plant is a fairly compact grower and quite a good bloomer.
This is an established plant in a 3 inch pot.
PRICE: $6.00
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Streptocarpus Bristol’s Very Berry
The blossoms on this strep are large and eye-catching. They are semi-double with slightly ruffled petals. Bristol's Very Berry (Robinson) has a complex coloration of hot pink that transforms into a lovely warm coral at the petals' edge. The blossom's color reminds me of hibiscus which reminds me of the Caribbean which reminds me of frozen rum drinks. Wow. It's a tropical vacation in a pot.
This is an established plant in a 3 inch pot.
PRICE: $8.00
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Streptocarpus Charlotte
This hybrid is one of Dibley's and was introduced in 2002. The blossoms are a pale cornflower blue around the edges with a very large yellow eye. The flowers are held up on short stems above fairly compact leaves. The Charlotte is a hearty plant and a consistent bloomer.
This is an established plant in a 3 inch pot.
PRICE: $6.00
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Streptocarpus Cherry Pie
The Cherry Pie (Sorano) blossoms are big and showy, as much as 3 inches across. The blossoms are cherry pink and the creamy throat is heavily overlaid with mahogany to black threads spilling out onto the apron. When this plant is grown well, it is everything that a strep should be.
This is an established plant in a 3 inch pot.
PRICE: $6.00
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