Angraecum

Angraecum Alabaster gx

Angraecum Alabaster gx 'Bromesberrow Place'

Angraecum Alabaster gx 'Diane Gaunt'

Angraecum Amazing Grace gx

Angraecum Lady Lisa gx

Angraecum Lady Lisa gx 'Star of Norwich'

Angraecum Lëmforde White Beauty gx

Angraecum Ol Tukai gx

Angraecum Sorodale gx

Angraecum Veitchii gx

Angraecum Veitchii gx 'Bucklebury'

Angraecum Veitchii gx 'Lucia'

Angraecum Veitchii gx 'Summersfield'

Angraecum Veitchii gx 'Wyld Court'

Angraecum Vigulena gx 'Mrs Pottinger'

Angraecum aloifolium 'Clare'

Angraecum aloifolium 'Madagascan Dream'

Angraecum apotoides

Angraecum bicallosum

Angraecum birrimense

Angraecum calceolus

Angraecum clareae

Angraecum clareae 'Madagascan Dream'

Angraecum clavigerum

Angraecum clavigerum 'Clare'

Angraecum comorense 'Gwendolyn Copley'

Angraecum compactum

Angraecum compactum 'Master Hugh'

Angraecum compactum 'Superb'

Angraecum compactum 'Tideswell'

Angraecum conchiferum

Angraecum cucullatum

Angraecum cultriforme

Angraecum dasycarpum

Angraecum dendrobiopsis

Angraecum didieri

Angraecum didieri 'Maltby'

Angraecum distichum

Angraecum dollii 'Mark'

Angraecum eburneum is a sizable to giant epiphytic orchid that typically establishes its roots on the bark of large tree branches within the tropical forests of East Africa. As it matures, it develops upright, branching stems that support two rows of stiff, fleshy, glossy leaves, which create a fan-like formation. Flowering occurs in early winter, with a stem that can reach up to 120 cm in length, showcasing 10 to 15 durable, waxy flowers that are predominantly white and green, measuring up to 7.5 cm in diameter. Each bloom features a green spur-like nectary and emits a fragrance reminiscent of gardenias during the night.

Angraecum eburneum

Angraecum eburneum 'Stripes Hill'

Angraecum eburneum subsp. superbum

Angraecum eichlerianum

Angraecum eichlerianum 'Burnham'

Angraecum elephantinum

Angraecum equitans

Angraecum expansum

Angraecum filicornu

Angraecum florulentum

Angraecum germinyanum

Angraecum germinyanum 'Clare'

Angraecum germinyanum 'Fidy'

Angraecum germinyanum 'Tideswell'

Angraecum giryamae

Angraecum humbertii

Angraecum huntleyoides 'La Tuilerie'

Angraecum infundibulare

Angraecum infundibulare 'Low's'

Angraecum infundibulare 'Saint Albans'

Angraecum infundibulare 'Wyld Court'

Angraecum leonis

Angraecum linearifolium 'Tideswell'

Angraecum madagascariense

Angraecum magdalenae

Angraecum mauritianum

Angraecum metallicum

Angraecum mirabile

Angraecum ochraceum

Angraecum panicifolium 'Clare'

Angraecum platycornu 'Tideswell'

Angraecum polyurum

Angraecum porrigens

Angraecum praestans

Angraecum praestans 'Clare'

Angraecum ramosum

Angraecum reygaertii

Angraecum rigida

Angraecum rubellum 'Clare'

Angraecum rutenbergianum

Angraecum rutenbergianum 'Clare'

Angraecum scottianum

Angraecum sesquipedale

Angraecum sesquipedale 'Bromesberrow Place'

Angraecum sesquipedale 'Glevum Star'

Angraecum sesquipedale 'Mont Millais'

Angraecum sesquipedale var. angustifolium

Angraecum sororium is a cool-growing orchid that develops clumps of erect stems adorned with two rows of rigid, strap-like green leaves. This species thrives in its native environment of central Madagascar, where it is typically found among boulders, rocks, and decaying leaf matter in highland areas. While it often enjoys nearly full sunlight, its growth is supplemented by the frequent presence of fog and mist. From January to March, the plant produces up to four waxy, moderately long-lasting white flowers, each featuring a green spur-like nectary, and emits a spicy fragrance at night.