Showing posts with label stanhopea Ronsard. Show all posts
Showing posts with label stanhopea Ronsard. Show all posts

Friday, April 19, 2013

Stanhopea's end of season flowering

Our flowering season is finishing now and here are some pictures of my late flowering stanhopea's.
Because our weather is still relatively mild, a lot of my plants started growing new shoots and bulbs, preparing themselves for next blooming season.

Stanhopea Devoniensis x Assidensis

Stanhopea Ronsard
Stanhopea Jack Quigley

Friday, March 19, 2010

Stanhopea Ronsard





This attractive stanhopea from my collection finished flowering not long ago – it’s one of the showy and striking stanhopea hybrids loved and admired by stanhopea collectors and lovers all over the world. Its stanhopea Ronsard and it was crossed by M Lecoufle of France in late 1980’s.


This handsome cross is of wardii x oculata producing intensely fragrant large flowers of beautiful shape, size and color. The blooms are strong yellow color with many maroon spots and large maroon eyes. The scent is very strong, penetrating, sweet and spicy with many pleasant undertones to it.

Another special stanhopea to love and to admire and for stanhopea collector one more majestic orchid to adore.