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SPECIES LISTS & PHOTOS

Name Description Photographer Contributor
beseae 'Orange' Truly orange flower Chuck Acker Chuck Acker
beseae 'Paute' RED RED RED!! Chuck Acker Chuck Acker
besseae bright red flowers with arched, pointed petals Allen Black Allen Black
besseae Red form, clone 'Cow Hollow' - one of the earliest awarded an FCC/AOS chuck Acker Chuck Acker
besseae a clone with narrow petals and almost yellow pouch Allen Black Allen Black
besseae a very nice bloom with very wide petals Allen Black Allen Black
besseae v. flavum This is clone 'Heliodor' Rod Knowles Rod Knowles
fischeri One of he most recent Phrag species described - small fuzzy lavender pink blooms very similar to schlimii Dot Potter Barnett Dot Potter Barnett
fischeri closeup of single flower Rod Knowles Rod Knowles
kovachii Photo of wild plant in the Peruvian moutains - truly GIGANTIC flower! Kyle Lucyk Kyle Lucyk
kovachii The flower with more intrigue than a Sherlock Holmes novel Kyle Lucyk Kyle Lucyk
longifolium Front view of this species which has contributed heavily to red hybrid offspring Dot Potter Barnett Dot Potter Barnett
pearcei v. ecuadorense an almost miniature plant with stiff grass-like leaves and short stolons Dot potter Barnett Dot Potter Barnett
schlimii small fuzzy pink blooms - parent of many pink hybrids Dot Potter Barnett Dot Potter Barbett
schlimii 'Timberlane' CCM/AOS Really robust plant with many spikes and blooms Marcia Whitmore Marcia Whitmore
wallisii five blooms on a single spike - Plant photographed In-situ - Ecuador Kyle Lucyk Kyle Lucyk
wallisii - closeup of Ecuador plant in-situ Note the relatively sparse vegetation surrounding the plant and full sun exposure Kyle Lucyk Kyle Lucyk

 

   

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