blue species

Listing 1 - 10 from 357 for blue species

Blue Cattleyas: Introduction
... of the jungle and recent availability of a number of Chinese species has expanded the available gene pool in a number of ... recent, there is renewed interest in the hybridizing of the blue Cattleyas. My calendar has been complicated by numerous speaking engagements ... Brazil were patient with me, diligently searched out the various blue species and got the divisions I was interested in - their letters ...
www.c-we.com

The Blue Cattleya and Laelia Species
... blue-lavender spotting, so there is probably some definite signs of lavender in the flower. Cattleya intermedia is one of the most widespread of the blue species, with several varieties having blue ... known of the blue Laelias. There are numerous jungle-collected clones and several selfings. It has white sepals with a dark blue to blue-lavender lip. Perhaps as time passes, more blue species will ...
www.c-we.com More from this site

Other Lobster Species
... Species A lobster by any other name Our lobster, Homarus americanus, the American ... of the American lobster. "Lobster tail" comes from any of the 45 species of spiny lobsters of the Palinuridae family. Sometimes called crayfish, crawfish, rock lobster ... miniature lobster. Its color may range from pink to orange to dark blue. In the gluttonous days of the ancient Roman Empire, crayfish were kept ...
octopus.gma.org

Orchid Species of the World
... this post Saturday, February 18, 2006 Dendrobium chrysotoxum This upright species can be found in cool to warm conditions in the forests ... Denrobium chrysopterum Also known as Dendrobium subclausum, this semi-pendulous species is found in Papua New Guinea, blooming mostly in the middle ... of extra care into it. This picture of the coerulea (blue) variety was taken at H&R Nurseries in Waimanalo -- I ...
orchid-species.blogspot.com

Orchid Species of the World: Cattleya walkeriana var. coerulea
... . coerulea Notify Blogger about objectionable content. What does this mean? Send via SMS BlogThis! Orchid Species of the World This is MY personal photo blog. If you would like to use ... prepared to put a bit of extra care into it. This picture of the coerulea (blue) variety was taken at H&R Nurseries in Waimanalo -- I purchased a couple of them ...
orchid-species.blogspot.com More from this site

Species
... 20 wild species and variants have been found to date. 3. All wild species have blossoms in the blue-violet range, ... blue in bloom colour and the bloom type was the standard single, pansy-shaped blossom we associate with African violets. Sometimes the foliage is multi-crowned or trailing as the species have a variety of growth habits. Not all African violets today have the pansy-shaped, blue ...
www.avsc.ca

Blue Juniper
... General Information: This juniper is notable for its striking blue-gray foliage. A number of varieties exist, including 'Meyeri', 'Blue Carpet' and 'Blue Star'. Blue Carpet is a prostrate variety that is especially suitable ...
www.bonsai-bci.com

ECSONG: A Nut Growers' Manual - Species
... Growers' Manual - Species ECSONG A Nut Growers' Manual Recommendations by Species Black Walnut Heartnut Butternut Hazelnut Shagbark Hickory Beech Gingko Korean Nut Pine White Oak Bur Oak Species Recommendations The species included in ... is one of our most distinctive nut trees. 1. Description (1)(10) With its blue-grey bark, large crown and persistent fall leaves, the beech stands out among its ...
www.ecsong.org

Tree species of North America.
... ). Cedar or Cypress Family (Cupressaceae). Cycad Family (Cycadaceae). Family (). Ginkgo Family (Ginkgoaceae). One species grows in North America. It is non-native. Pine Family (Pinaceae). Podocarp Family ( ... Carolina Palmetto South Dakota Black Hills Spruce Tennessee Tulip Poplar Texas Pecan Utah Blue Spruce Vermont Sugar Maple Virginia American Dogwood Washington Western Hemlock West Virginia Sugar ...
www.icogitate.com

Species of Louisiana Iris
... the tireless John R. Small described the towering blue coastal marsh iris known as I. giganticaerulea. Still later, in 1966, Randolph described a new species called I. nelsonii--which included what had ... the "Abbeville reds." Today taxonomists still assess (if not debate) the various species within the Louisiana irises. From these species a myriad of hybrids--both naturally occurring and by the hand ...
www.louisianas.org

These listings are filtered
View all for blue species