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ORCHIDS SOURCES AND SUPPLY If you are new to orchids, first read our tips on how to buy your first orchid. Then learn how to choose reputable orchid suppliers online. Below is a list of some of OUR preferred orchid vendors. |
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We have found that the following orchid vendors are knowledgeable, offer an excellent selection of quality orchid plants, good value, and a first-rate packing job. This list is offered for information only-we are not guaranteeing your satisfaction, or the quality of plants you will receive from any of these vendors. We have no relationship with the vendors listed below other than being satisfied consumers. No vendor can request to be on our list, nor are they required to link to our site. We do not receive any compensation for vendors for listing them here. Read our full disclaimer. |
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ORCHID VENDORS AND SUPPLIERS Andy's Orchids - A wide range of cool, intermediate, and warm growing species are offered. Most epiphytic orchids offered are grown mounted on slabs or sticks, as in nature. Be sure to check before you order especially if you are growing indoors! Frequent update of orchids available in bloom. Fender's Flora- Mostly warmer growing orchids, predominantly cattleyas. Offer a wide choice of choice compact/miniature cattleya crosses suited to growing at home. Mountain Orchids- Located in Vermont, a good selection of intermediate to cooler growing orchids especially pleurothallids and selected dendrobiums. However, there is also a small, but choice, selection of other types of orchids. Odom's Orchids-Excellent choice of warmer growing orchids, such as vandas, phals, oncidiums, and a huge selection of cattleyas. Will ship plants in sheath/bud in season or when available at no extra charge. Orchid Enterprise-A small boutique business with a select variety of orchids, many suitable for growing indoors in intermediate to warm conditions. Also specialize in orchids of South America for the connoisseur. Piping Rock Orchids- If you are a slipper orchid connoisseur(paphioepedilum, phragmipedium), you'll find an excellent selection of quality slipper orchid crosses, both species and hybrids. Also a number of African orchids (angraecum, aerangis) and bizarre bulbophyllums.
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right: Dendrobium, Cattleya, Phragmipedium, and Paphiopedilum. While all are available
from online vendors, check to see which will grow best in your
environment. Purchase larger blooming sized plants if you are just
starting out.
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