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Plant Name: Paph. Adding Booth 'Sunset Valley Orchids' FCC/AOS 91 pts. (Genevieve Booth x adductum)
Description: Three majestic flat flowers of outstanding form, well presented on a 72.0 cm inflorescence; sepals and petals green-yellow; dorsal sepal heavily striped dark mahogany coalescing to solid mahogany basally; ventral sepal striped mahogany; petals spotted dark mahogany coalescing to solid mahogany distal three quarters; pouch solid mahogany; staminode green-yellow, hirsute brown margins; substance firm; texture glossy. Exhibitor: Fred Clarke | |||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Plant Name: C. (Sl.) Pink Opal ‘Diamond Orchids’ HCC/AOS 79 pts. (C. [Sl.] Minipet x C. [S.] wittigiana)
Description: One full flower and four buds on three inflorescences; sepals and petals pink-salmon with darker veins; lip dark salmon, proximal half yellow, veined salmon-red; substance firm; texture satin. Exhibitor: Peter T. Lin | |||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Plant Name: Paph. Angel Hair 'Sunset Valley Orchids' AM/AOS 81 pts. (St. Swithin x sanderianum)
Description: Four flowers on a 50.0 cm inflorescence; flower base color light yellow; sepals striped chestnut; petals spotted chestnut proximally, distal three fourths dark-rose-brown; pouch overlaid brown; staminode light rose-brown centrally, rose-brown hirsute margins; substance firm; texture matte. Exhibitor: Fred Clarke | |||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Plant Name: Bulb. patens ‘Gin Gan’ HCC/AOS 77 pts. species
Description: One almost flat flower, three immature flowers and three buds on seven inflorescences; flower base color pale green, overlaid with burgundy spots appearing solid burgundy; lip solid burgundy substance firm; texture glossy. Exhibitor: Gin Gan | |||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Plant Name: Paph. Hsinying Lady Duck Sunset Valley Orchids II AM/AOS 85 pts. (Lady Isabel x adductum)
Description: Four flowers on one 62.0 cm inflorescence; dorsal sepal yellow-green heavily striped brown-black, merging into solid dark brown-black on distal half; synsepal yellow-green with distinct narrow veins; petals yellow, heavily spotted deep maroon; pouch dark brown; staminode yellow, hirsute dark brown, centrally not hirsute; substance very firm; texture glossy. Exhibitor: Fred Clarke | |||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Plant Name: Cyrtochilum Rustic Harlequin Rustic Canyon AD/AOS (Edwardatum x undulatum)
Description: Twenty-seven flowers on a 300.0 cm inflorescence; sepals dark chocolate brown, overlaid yellow-green; petals chocolate brown, flared purple on distal half; lip chocolate brown, flared purple on distal half,callus yellow; column brown; substance firm; texture silky; recognised for unusual color combination of petals - Chocolate brown with purple flares on distal half. Exhibitor: Howard Liebman MD | |||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Plant Name: Cyrtolioda (syn. Oncidioda) Cooksoniae ‘Rustic Canyon’ AM/AOS 82 pts. (Cda. noezliana x Cyr. [syn. Onc.] macranthum)
Description: Thirty-three bright flowers on 135.0 cm circular inflorescence; sepals red; petals red-orange; lip side lobes orange blending to light orange apically, mid lobe orange basally blending to yellow apically, crest bright yellow; substance firm; texture satin. Exhibitor: Howard Liebman MD | |||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Plant Name: Paph. philippinense f. alboflavum ‘Sunset Valley Orchids’ AM/AOS 82 pts. species
Description: Ten flowers and two buds on two inflorescences, one 72.0 cm and the second 55.0 cm; sepals white, striped yellow-green; petals, pouch and staminode green-yellow; substance firm; texture glossy. Exhibitor: Fred Clarke | |||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Plant Name: Paph. Stone Eridans ‘Sunset Valley Orchids’ AM/AOS 87 pts. (Lady Isabel x haynaldianum)
Description: Five elegant flowers displayed and arranged on one slightly arching inflorescence; dorsal sepal reflexed at base, cream-green becoming white on distal half, red color on reverse of dorsal sepal gives a rose blush to dorsal, spotted burgundy along veins on proximal half; synsepal cream-green becoming white on distal half, spotted burgundy along vein on proximal half; petal proximal three quarters light green-yellow, spotted burgundy, distal quarter purple; pouch light green overlaid light purple-brown; staminode light green-yellow, margin hirsute burgundy; substance firm; texture satin; noted for beautiful and unusual color pattern. Exhibitor: Fred Clarke |