Grower: Carol Wood

This 'table top' Dendrobium presented a substantial mass of flowers and many more buds to come. The plant is named as presented, but it is not listed as a registered hybrid. Vendors of plants like this often invent a name for marketing purposes, but the specific parentage may be unknown.

Speaker's Choice: Cattleya bicolor

Grower: Joe Crook

A young plant with just two flowers on a species that can produce up to ten flowers. The rich, uniform color and the well-held lip were outstanding attributes of this plant. Note that the lip has no side lobes wraping the column, a characteristic which is a distinquishing feature of the speices.

Cycnoches Jean E. Monnier. This seedling, blooming for the first time, had a very intersting spotted color pattern and spotting that extended to the lip. Exhibited by Andrea May.

Aeranthes grandiflora? This plant was entered without a name and is likely to be the species listed. It had several flowers on long, thing infloresences. Exhibited by Nichole Dwyn.