SARCANTHINAE SPECIES
 Sarc. hartmannii ‘BEE – ESS’ HCC/AOC-ANOS
The infamous or is it still famous, we did have to change its varietal name to Sarc. hartmannii 'BEE - ESS', so it could be awarded an HCC/ .
The selfing we did way back, (X958) and of those that have flowered , they are all like mum/Dad and no doubt will be Show bench material, as well.
The two new crosses both have 'Bee - Ess', one as Mum and the other Dad, very versatile Bee-Ess.
We think that these two crosses will be right alongside the Selfing as show bench quality once they flower .
We are repeatedly having clients praising the effect that Bee-Ess has on its progeny, and David Butler and others are using the selfings and are receiving almost identical results, you Stud Muffin you.
Well, what will the 'Yellow Snow' bring, as we were informed by Neil Finch, it was originally collected as a yellow, in conversations with another of the leading lights in sarcochilus in Neville Roper, anything could result more intense red, more red or pick a colour.
Don't forget we do have select divisions of some divisions of our show /breeders available, not a lot , be quick.
 Plectorrhiza tridentata
Another “DON’T FORGET” put it on your calendar
The Australasian Native Orchid Conference 27th, 28th and 29th August at the Newcastle Panthers Club. We have been busy taking divisions (pieces of the original. if you like) of some of our breeding/ Show winning & sort after Sarcochilus, Sarcanthinae, Dendrobium & Dockrillia Species and Hybrids, PLUS we’ve done a number of 10 & 15 plant Flasks specifically for the Conference. There’s MORE, there will be limited numbers of Dockrillia hybrids in 50mm TUBES that we are holding back specifically for the conference. Complete lists of goodies will be ready a month before the event. If you would like a list either by email or write to us we will return the list to you, when ready.
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Sarcanthinae Species