Peter T. Lin - Diamond Orchids
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    • Mini-Catts: Delightful Cattleyas in Miniature
    • Miniature Orchid Species: Tiny Wonders of the Orchid World
    • Wild, Weird, and Wonderful Orchids--a portrait of oddities in the Orchid world.
    • Spectacular Orchids: a portrait of the most beautiful and spectacular orchids from around the world.
    • Genus Dendrobium: a family portrait of Dendrobium species
    • 2009 Japan Grand Prix International Orchid Festival
    • The 3 A’s of the Orchid World: Angraecum, Aerangis and Aeranthes
    • Spectacular Orchid Specimen Plants.
    • Neofinetia falcata and its Hybrids
    • Orchids Alfresco!
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These are plants that are available for purchase.  Please email me at: lin.petert@yahoo.com if you are interested.  I ship by USPS Priority Mail.  Payment can be by check or Paypal.  Plants may be in limited supply.  You can download the list here.  (Updated 6/11/13 with many new items!)

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Below are a few highlights from the catalog.  At the bottom are Neofinetia hybrids:


Aerangis luteo alba v. rhodosticta

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Mounted  BS 
The most desirable Aerangis species known for its red anther cap.  Mature plants can put out 3-5 spikes!  Can be grown mounted or in a pot.


Aerangis citrata

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2" pot BS
A truly spectacular species.  The plant flowers in the winter with multiple spikes of 25-30 flowers each!  Best grown in a pot or basket.

Aerangis fastuosa

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2" pot  BS 
A very cute miniature growing Aerangis species.  It flowers in the spring with several spikes of 2-3 flowers each.

Brassavola cucullata

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3" mounted  BS 
A favorite Brassavola species, known its ghostly long petal flowers with a fringed lip.  Leaves are terete.  Best grown mounted or in a basket.

Brassavola digbyana

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3" pot Seedling 
The grandaddy of most "Brasso" hybrids.  The lip is heavily fringed and the flowers are very fragrant at night.

Angraecum elephantinum

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2-3" pot  BS 
Species that is often mislabled as Angraecum didieri.  This is the true elephantinum.  Plants originally imported from Taiwan

Cattleya aclandiae var. albescens x self

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3" pot LS
A wonderully spotted Cattleya species.  This one flowers several times a year!  This is the extremely albescent variety with a white lip.  Best grown mounted or in a basket.

Cattleya dormaniana

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  3" pot NBS
A most unusual looking Cattleya species.  Plants are compact and slender.  A bit rare in cultivation and often hard to find.

Cattleya warscewiczii var. semi alba 'Katia' x self

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 sib cross 3" pot LS
The queen of the Cattleyas.  Huge flowers up to 7" across.  It can flower with up to 5 blooms per spike!  Very select parent.

Chiloschista lunifera

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Mounted on cork  BS 
Wonderful brown red blotches on sepals and petals.  This is the true C. lunifera.  Leafless.  Very hard to find.

Dendrophylax fawcettii

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9-10" long roots  BS 
A leafless species from Cayman Islands.  Best grown with roots over a plastic basket.  Rare species.

Dendrobium farmeri

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4" pot BS  Lovely pendulous spikes in the late Spring.  Needs a dry winter rest.

Dendrobium lowii

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Mounted on Cork  NBS
A very fine Dendrobium species!  Usually hard to find and best for experienced growers.  This is a yellow flowered species in the nigro-hirsute section of Dendrobiums


Laelia alaorii

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2" pot  BS 
A miniature Laelia species under 4" tall!  This one is best grown mounted and likes intermediate conditions.  Flowers several times a year with 2-3 flowers. 

Laelia briegeri

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3" pot  BS 
One of the rupiculous Laelias.  These are seed grown and well established.

Laelia harpophylla

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2" pot NBS
One of the rupiculous Laelias.  These are seed grown and well established.  Spikes of 5-8 flowers.

Leptotes bicolor

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2" pot  BS 
A Cattleya relative that is very easy to grow.  A miniature species that can form specimen plants easily.  Can be grown mounted or in a pot.

Neofinetia falcata

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2" long pot  BS 
A wonderfully fragrant species from Japan.  This miniature vandaceous plant is very temperature tolerant and flowers in the summer.

Sophronitis cernua

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Mounted on Cork  BS 
An easy to grow Sophronitis species.  Best grown mounted.  Flowers in the winter.

Ascofinetia Cherry Blossom 'Carmela

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4" pot BS 
A bright pink clone of Neofinetia falcata x Asctm. ampullaceum.  Can bloom with 3-5 spikes!

Ascofinetia Moonlight Firefly

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3" pot BS 
A back cross of Ascf. Twinkle x Neofinetia falcata.  Blooms range from white to yellow.  Nicely fragrant

Neostylis Lou Sneary 'Blue Bird'

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2" pot BS
The best clone of this popular primary hybrid.  Very dwarf, and will bloom while just 4" tall.  Nicely fragrant

Neostylis Fuchs Ocean Spray

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4" Baskets BS
A backcross of Neos. Lou Sneary to Rhynchostylis coelestis.  Lovely white flowers with lavender blue lips.  Richly fragrant

Neostylis Pinky 'Starry Night'

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3" pot BS
A new clone of this outstanding hybrid.  Wonderful magenta spots and lip on a white flower.  Very fragrant

Nakamotoara Newberry Apricot

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3" pot NBS
An incredible Vanda cristata hybrid with Neofinetia and Asctm. curvifolium.  Almost all bloom orange with red lips!


Vandofinetia White Crane

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3" pot NBS 
A larger growing but compact hybrid of Neofinetia falcata x Vanda sanderiana.  Most are white with pale pink blush.

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