Dactylorhiza

Dactylorhiza Disperis Diuris Glossodia
key for cultivation end of page links to pictures sublined		Coloured signs for cultivation: no frost tolerate frost if covered absolutely hardy	Prices in € size of plants: 1y = 1 year out of flask 2y = 2 year out of flask F = Flowersize;

Dactylorhiza
baltica		Do	Flasks
coccinea	*deep red flowers*	Do	F 28,-
cordigera		Do	2y 10,-
elata	*tall flowerspike of pink - red flowers*	Do	F 25,-
elata x Anacamtis pyramidalis		Do	Flasks
elata x Coeloglossum viride		Do	2y 10,-
elata x foliosa		Do	2y 10,-
elata x nieschalkiorum		Do	2y 10,-
elata x Platanthera bifolia		Do	2y 10,-
foliosa	*very large flowers, more as 20 mm accross*	Do	F 25,-
foliosa x fuchsii hyperchrom		Do	Flasks
foliosa x Gymnadenia conopsea		Do	Flasks
foliosa x nieschalkiorum		Do	Flasks
foliosa x pindica		Do	Flasks
foliosa x sambucina red		Do	Flasks
fuchsii hyperchrom	*flowers with very dark marking*	Do	F 22,-
incarnata alba	*rare type of incarnata*	Do	2y 12,-
maculata alba		Do	Flasks
maculata x foliosa		Do	F 22,-
majalis selected		Do	Flasks
nieschalkiorum	*rare species with very large flowers*	Do	1y 15,-
nieschalkiorum x Anacamptis pyramidalis		Do	2y 12,-
nieschalkiorum x elata		Do	2y 12,-
nieschalkiorum x foliosa	*interesting hybrid*	Do	2y 12,-
nieschalkiorum x majalis		Do	Flasks
nieschalkiorum x Platanthera leucophaea		Do	1y 15,
nieschalkiorum x pratermissa		Do	Flasks
ochroleuca	*yellow flowers*	Do	Flasks
praetermissa	*large spikes of pink colour*	Do	F 22,-
praetermissa var junialis		Do	Flasks
purpurella	*fine redish flowers*	Do	F 18,-
russowi	*fine redish flowers*	Do	Flasks
saccifera	*large flowers*	Do	Flasks
saccifera x foliosa	*fine redish flowers*	Do	F 22,-
sambucina red	*selected dark red clone*	Do	1y 7,-
sambucina x elata	*hybrid with brilliant red sambucina*	Do	F 13,-
sambucina x foliosa	*hybrid with brilliant red sambucina*	Do	F 25,-
sphagnicola	*a sphagnm bog specie, pink flowers*	Do	Flasks
*Disperis* sold out
*Diuris*
fragrantissima	*large pink flowers*	Th	2y15,-
longifolia	*arge colourful flowers*	Th	2y15,-
drumondii " Tower Grove " F1	*yellow and red flowers*	Th	2y15,-
sulphureae	*yellow flowers*	Th	2y15,-
parvipetala	*yellow and red flowers*	Th	2y15,-
*Eleorchis*
		T	1y 5,-
*Glossodia*
major	lilac waxlike lip	Th	1y7,-

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Aminostigma	Barlia	Bletilla	Bonatea	Brownlea
Calanthe	Calopogon	Cynorkis	Cypripedium	Dactylorhiza
Calypso	Ceratandera	Cyanicula	Disa	Diuris
Glossodia	Hemipilia	Himantoglossum	Liparis	Ophrys
Orchis	Platanthera	Pleione	Pogonia	Pterostylis
Serapias	Spiranthes	Stenoglottis	Satyrium	Tipularia
Thelymitra

W: ( Cynorkis, Disperis )
Plants are growing in nature in coniferous forests in eastern Africa. Under shady conditions they need dry conditions during rest period. Compost: Pumice gravels with pine needles and some cocosnut fibers.

Th: ( Thelymitra, Diuris )
Generally as Caladenia but compost with few gritty clay and you don’t need acid conditions. A well drainaged sandy mix is acceptable. They need very much sun and Thelymitra flowers are only open over 23°C in sun.

Do: ( Dactylorhiza )
Best growing in open sunny places. Compost always moist: 1 part pumice gravel, 0.5 part gritty clay 0,5 part low nutrificated ( for seedlings ) organic compost.

T : ( Calopogon, Cypripedium acaule, Liparis, Calochilus )
Plants are growing in spagnum bogs. Best way is to cultivate them in living spaghnum in a artifical bog. Calochilus tubers should be dry during rest period and may not be hardy