Very well grown plants. Flower stems remain manageable in height. We do not stake these flower stems, but allow them to arch gracefully and show off the elegant star shaped flowers. Easy to grow and flowers. Orchid plants produce multiple stems. Awarded Clones. Award description follows: Eight star-shaped flowers on two inflorescences; sepals and petals chartreuse, overlaid with mahogany bars, tipped ochre; lip lavender-pink with mahogany spotted fall; substance good; texture matte. awarded in 1992. Photo to come soon!

4 inch pot size $30.00

Red and pink Odotoglossum type flowers on upright flower stems. No cool temperatures required. Very nice!

4 inch pot -Bloom Size Clones $30.00

 

Undoutably one of the easiest orchids to grow and bloom. These petite growing orchid plants put on a show also. Large pyramidal sprays of perfect bright yellow blossoms. Very showy and a perfect addition to any orchid collection.

4 inch pot is bloom size $20.00

A vigorous growing intergeneric oncidium. Light purple star-shaped flowers are normally produced on multiple spikes. Flowers are marked with dark violet patterns. Very pretty and dainty. An exciting orchid addition to our greenhouses. Bloom size this year.

4 inch pot is bloom size $30.00

An easy to bloom exciting intergeneric orchid. Flowers are bright white with raspberry red markings. Sends flower spikes up in the Fall. Very easy to grow. Nice plants.

4 inch pot is bloom size $30.00

 

Upright stems of very pleasing natural color flowers. Lip is birhgt lip and stands out perfectly on this Oncidium maculatum hybrid. Award description reads: One hundred two flowers and two buds beautifully displayed on one 13 branched inflorescence; sepals and petals moss green heavily marbled deep cordovan; lip white with two distinct yellow spots on midlobe; column white with maroon spots, anther cap yellow; substance firm; texture of sepals and petals waxy, lip matte. Awarded in 1999. Very long lasting orchid blooms are pleasantly fragrant. Just repotted 7/14/08

Bloom Size $30.00

 

Delightful miniature that produces tons of delicate orchid blossoms. Can be grown in pot or easily converted to mounted culture. Plants look delicate but are in fact extremely hardy and easy to grow. Allow to almost totally dry between waterings. The Inopsis utricularioides is extremely drought tolerant. These plants were very good sellers at the Timonium Maryland and Longwood Gardens shows this Spring of 2008.

Bloom Size $30.00

 

Beautifully grown plants that produce upright stems of huge star shaped bright yellow flowers. Flowers are sparsely marked in caramel brown patterns. Very showy. Blooms late spring.

Bloom Size $25.00

Miniature growing plants that produce very large flowers in comparison to plant size. Flowers are bright yellow with caramel markings in the petals. One of my favorites. Allow to dry between waterings. A great deal of award potential in this simple primary orchid hybrid.

Bloom size $25.00

Upright, branching flower spikes bear peach colored orchid flowers . Very exciting for coloration of a Colmanara. Very sweet. Good Growers.

4 inch pots $30.00

Slightly Fragrant Orchid--What a great exciting new hybrid. The bright yellow flowers are star-shaped like a spider orchid, but wider at all segments. The lip is the same bright yellow white with a soft pink and white mask. Very beautiful on upright inflorescences. It is slightly fragrant. Very showy and recommended. Long lasting blooms. Care is the same for all of the warm growing Oncidium alliance.

6 inch pot is bloom size $30.00

A very large spider shaped flower. Flowers are dramatic green yellow with brown markings on the sepals. Very exotic but yet easy to grow. They are lightly fragrant during the heat of the day. Can quickly become a display plant with many upright flower spikes. Summer blooming.

6 inch pot is Bloom Size $35.00

 

A very exciting addition at Seagrove Orchids. The full, round flowers are beautiful magenta with soft pink spots. The lip has some white in it. Very lovely. These flowers show a lot of Odontoglossum influence in color patterns. Plants will appreciate being allowed to grow around 50 degrees winter night temperatures. A perfect addition to any collection. Blooms twice a year!

4 inch pot Bloom Size $30.00

Another good choice for the windowsill grower or someone who has space concerns. Orchids grow nicely upright and flowers are held at the end of manageable length flower spikes. Spider type flowers are a soft plum color with darker red plum markings. Easy to grow and bloom. Flowering season is May-July

Bloom Size in 4 inch plastic pot $25.00

A fragrant orchid welcome to any collection. Blooms in the Spring and in the Fall in our greenhouse. Looks like Bartley Schwartz on steroids. Red and white on upright stems that branch. Blooms for months. Fragrance is great.

Bloom Size $30.00

Tall elegant sprays of yellow and brown flowers float high in the air. The lip is white with a bold red patch near the throat. Plants have been great growers for us and easy to rebloom. They are not terribly light demanding and have made flower spikes for us when potted next to the Phalaenopsis. A showstopper!

6 inch pot size -$30.00

 

Fragrant Orchid A very nice addition to anyone's collection. Some people say it smells like chocolate, others say vanilla. Either way, it smells fantastic and 5 or 6 of them in bloom at one time perfume my entire greenhouse with great smells. The flowers are a dark cherry brown and white formed on tall branched inflorescences. Fragrant Orchid! Blooms twice a year in North Carolina.

Bloom size $25.00

 

 

I really love the equitants and get excited over the diversity of progeny. Don't rely on me to tell you what color the hybrids will be. It is always a rainbow! I will be offering seedlings, and nice divisions of awarded and non-awarded cultivars.

HYBRIDS- Equitants

Equitants are smallish plants that never grow too big. They are grown in a mix that can dry out very quickly and allow for frequent waterings. A clay pot or a mesh basket is the normal choice for growing containers. Their growth habit is simple. They form fan-like growths and are often described in size as the number of growths in the pot. They bloom their hearts out. Don't cut off your flower spike until it starts to brown. Many equitants will make branches off the primary spike and continue to bloom a while longer.

 

Seagrove Orchids- 3451 Brower Mill Road,

Seagrove, NC 27341

336-879-6677

orchidlinda at rtmc.net