x Brassocattleya Digbyano-Mossiae gx 'The Dell'

x Brassocattleya Digbyano-Mossiae gx 'Westonbirt'

x Brassocattleya Digbyano-Warneri gx 'Eric Lucas'

x Brassocattleya Doctor G. McDonald gx 'Langley'

x Brassocattleya Doctor Wilmer gx 'Excelsior'

x Brassocattleya Doris gx 'Langley'

x Brassocattleya Déesse gx

This medium-sized, evergreen epiphytic orchid features elongated, upright stems that resemble canes, originating from a compact rhizome. The pseudobulbs are wider at the center and taper towards the base, typically supporting one, and occasionally two, sturdy, dark green leaves at their apex. These leaves are broadly oval in shape, leathery in texture, and exhibit a slight gloss, reaching lengths of 20-30 cm. Large, prominent flowers arise from the center of the leaves on new, mature growth, predominantly during the autumn and winter months. Each flower can reach up to 20 cm in diameter, displaying pure white petals and sepals, while the lip is frilled and features a prominent, lime-green round center. This hybrid has been known since its registration by Vacherot & Lecoufle in 1947.

x Brassocattleya Déesse gx 'Charles'

x Brassocattleya Déesse gx 'French Lace'

x Brassocattleya Enigma gx

x Brassocattleya Euterpe gx

x Brassocattleya Eva Hannington gx

This evergreen epiphytic orchid features elongated, upright stems resembling canes that emerge from a compact creeping rhizome. Each pseudobulb tapers at the base and widens toward the top, supporting a single, sizable, dark to mid-green leaf. The leaves have a broadly oval shape, are leathery in texture, and can reach lengths of up to 30 cm. Large flowers appear on short, terminal stems from young, mature canes. The coloration of the blooms varies by cultivar, typically showcasing pale to mid-pink hues and measuring up to 20 cm in diameter. The prominent lip, characterized by its frilled edge, often displays a dark purple lower half complemented by a golden yellow throat.

x Brassocattleya Gatton Lily gx

x Brassocattleya Gatton Lily gx 'Magnifica'

x Brassocattleya Gatton Lily gx 'Purity'

x Brassocattleya Gatton Lily gx 'Triumph'

x Brassocattleya Gatton Snowflake gx

x Brassocattleya Grand Monarque gx

This compact, evergreen epiphytic orchid forms a cluster of elongated, upright stems known as pseudobulbs. The stems are adorned with delicate, papery sheaths and support one or two lanceolate, firm, dark green leaves. Star-shaped blooms emerge on short terminal stems from the ends of new, mature growth. Each stem can produce one to three flowers, each measuring approximately 9 cm in diameter. The petals and sepals typically exhibit a vibrant lime-green hue, while the lip presents a contrasting magenta pink, with purple being a less common variation.

x Brassocattleya Gulfshore's Beauty gx

x Brassocattleya Gulfshore's Beauty gx 'Green Gem' is a compact, evergreen epiphytic orchid that forms a cluster of upright, cane-like pseudobulbs. These noded stems are sheathed in thin, papery coverings and support one or two lanceolate, stiff, dark green leaves. The flowers, which are star-shaped, emerge on short terminal spikes from the tips of new, mature growth. Each spike typically produces one to three flowers, measuring around 9 cm across, characterized by their bright green petals and sepals, complemented by a vivid magenta lip.

x Brassocattleya Gulfshore's Beauty gx 'Green Gem'

x Brassocattleya H.G. Alexander gx

x Brassocattleya Hannibal gx 'Helen'

x Brassocattleya Heatherwood gx

x Brassocattleya Heatherwood gx 'Prince of Wales'

This medium-sized, evergreen epiphytic orchid features elongated, upright stems that resemble canes and sprout from a compact rhizome. The pseudobulbs are wider in the middle and taper towards the base, reaching lengths of about 40 cm, each supporting a single, robust, leathery leaf. Prominent flowers appear on the terminal stems, developing from the latest mature growth between autumn and spring. Individual blooms can reach diameters of up to 20 cm. Flower coloration varies by cultivar, ranging from white and soft pink to vibrant magenta and yellow.

x Brassocattleya Heatonensis gx

x Brassocattleya Heatonensis gx 'Canary'

x Brassocattleya Heatonensis gx 'Westonbirt'

x Brassocattleya Helen Maron gx

This medium-sized, evergreen epiphytic orchid features tall, cane-like stems that rise from a compact, creeping rhizome. Each pseudobulb starts narrow at the base and expands towards the middle, culminating in a single prominent leaf at the top. The leaves are broadly oval, sturdy, and leathery, reaching lengths of up to 30 cm and widths of 7 cm. Large and visually prominent flowers appear on short stems from the young, mature growth, with each flower measuring up to 18 cm in diameter. The flowers display pure white petals and sepals, while the lip features a frilled white edge adorned with dark purple and yellow markings.

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