This nothogenus of orchids features elongated, strap-like leaves and slender stems that bear clusters of aromatic flowers. The blooms vary in color, displaying shades of white, cream, red, and purple with distinctive blotches.

x Beallara

x Beallara 'Langley Pride'

x Beallara 'Purple Princess'

x Beallara 'Ruby Heart'

x Beallara City of Glasgow gx 'Langley Pride'

x Beallara Margaret Mason gx 'Bromesberrow Place'

x Beallara Pauline Smith gx 'Orchidella'

x Beallara Peggy Ruth Carpenter gx 'Margaret'

x Beallara Silvia Maunder gx 'Langley'

x Beallara Sunshine gx 'Bryan'

This medium-sized epiphytic orchid, measuring between 30 and 45 cm in height, exhibits a compact growth habit. It features upright leaves that range from 20 to 30 cm in length and 2 to 3 cm in width. New growth emerges from the base of swollen stems known as pseudobulbs, which serve as storage organs for water and nutrients. These oval, slightly flattened pseudobulbs are partially encased by a pair of green leaf sheaths. The linear, fleshy leaves are dark green, evergreen, and typically arranged in pairs at the tips of each pseudobulb. Flowering stems develop from the axils of both young, mature pseudobulbs and the leaf sheaths, producing up to 12 flowers that reach about 7 cm in diameter. The flowers are star-shaped and predominantly white, adorned with irregular spots of darker pink-red or purplish hues concentrated mainly around the center.

x Beallara Tahoma Glacier gx

x Beallara Tahoma Glacier gx 'Ash Trees'

x Beallara Tahoma Glacier gx 'Green'

x Beallara Tahoma Glacier gx 'Sugar Sweet'

x Beallara Tahoma Glacier gx 'Tilgates'

This medium-sized epiphytic orchid showcases upright evergreen leaves that measure between 20 and 30 centimeters in length and 3 to 4 centimeters in width. It produces new growth from the base of its swollen pseudobulbs, which are oval and slightly flattened, partially enveloped by a pair of green sheaths. Each new pseudobulb supports a pair of linear, leathery leaves that persist for several seasons. Flowering stems emerge from the axils of the young, mature pseudobulbs and their leaf sheaths. These stems can carry up to 15 flowers, each around 7 centimeters in diameter. The star-shaped blooms typically feature a white background adorned with dark maroon-red markings.