Dendrobium pugioniforme (Syn. Dockrillia pugioniformis) Intermediate triangularis introduces amber-gold tones

triangularis introduces amber-gold tones

'Harold' received its HCC from the AOS in 1975 and remains one of the recognised cultivars of the species

Crossed with Starsheen 'Botanic Fireworks' — bold yellow with deep burgundy spotting and one of the most recognisable clones in Australian native breeding — this cross should produce something with strong colour contrast

Masdevallia plants that have outgrown a 100mm

Snugglebear 'Kings Park' contributes intense magenta-pink colouring with characteristic white streaking

Dendrobium pugioniforme (Syn. Dockrillia pugioniformis) Intermediate triangularis introduces amber-gold tonesDendrobium pugioniforme (Syn. Dockrillia pugioniformis), the Dagger Orchid, is a distinctive Australian native epiphyte endemic to the humid forests and rocky gorges of eastern Australia from the Bunya Mountains in south east Queensland south to Tathra in New South Wales. Unlike the terete leafed pencil orchids, this species carries fleshy, ovate leaves with sharply pointed tips the dagger shape that gives it its common name. The pendulous, branching