Named for Graham’s middle grandson these are showing some interesting and somewhat different multi-floral flowers. The petals have some interesting patterning and the backs of both the syn-sepal and the dorsal sepal are black but that color is not evident in the flower face.
Using the alboflavum form of phippinense has lightened the flower color. The spectacular flower count ofTemptation continues into this hybrid
Again a red crossed with a red spot, we have more success with this style of breeding
Both parents are red bulldogs although we do see some spotting.
The kind of bulldog breeding where we have the most success, red crossed with a spot, so you take your chances of a red or a spot.
Mostly red bulldogs with some exhibiting spots
We forgot to register this! That will be taken care of as soon as we get to that paperwork.
Seeing some interesting and delightful autumnal shades
A white with a round yellow in an attempt to enlarge the white flower in the next generation
We are seeing some lovely autumnal shades from this classic autumnal breed to an interesting variation on the autumnal colors
Just a few of this delightful species available (7 as of July 2024)
Sandy was working on small paph hybrids right up to her death. We took a good example of her work and named it for her then crossed it with the miniature species helenae and named it for her daughter. it really is a charming miniature Paph. typically putting up two or three flowers in the fall. […]
