Dendrobium consists of both epiphytic and terrestrial orchids characterized by their elongated pseudobulbs that resemble stems and bear narrow to oval leaves. In spring, these plants generate racemes or panicles of prominent flowers from the nodes situated along the stems.

Dendrobium delicatum 'Bromesberrow Place'

Dendrobium dendrocolloides

Dendrobium denneanum

Dendrobium densiflorum is a medium-sized, evergreen epiphytic orchid characterized by its cane-like, succulent green pseudobulbs, which can reach lengths of up to 60 cm. Each pseudobulb features four to six dark green, leathery leaves that grow in a spiral pattern towards the top. These lanceolate leaves measure between 10 and 15 cm in length and 6 to 7 cm in width. In the winter and spring, this orchid produces pendant racemes densely packed with flowers that emerge from the leaf axils. The flowers, which are relatively short-lived, are bright yellow, measuring about 5 cm across, and have a rounded lip with a darker yellow-orange center.

Dendrobium densiflorum

Dendrobium densiflorum 'Selsfield'

Dendrobium densiflorum 'Verehurst'

Dendrobium densifolium

Dendrobium denudans 'Herrenhausen'

Dendrobium dichaeoides

Dendrobium dichaeoides 'Atlas'

Dendrobium dichaeoides 'Sherborne'

Dendrobium dicuphum

Dendrobium dillonianum

Dendrobium discolor

Dendrobium dixanthum is a medium-sized, epiphytic orchid that is deciduous in nature. It features elongated, fleshy stems that are terete in shape, ranging from 30 to 40 cm in length, and may be green or brown. The stems are adorned with slender sheaths that bear leaves. The leaves themselves are narrow, measuring 8 to 11 cm long and about 1 cm wide, displaying a bright green hue that transitions to yellow before abscission in autumn. From the upper nodes of mature canes, short, pendant flower spikes develop, typically showcasing two to five blooms. Each flower is thin in texture, approximately 4 cm across, and vivid yellow in color.

Dendrobium dixanthum

Dendrobium draconis

Dendrobium eburneum

Dendrobium ejirii 'Suwada'

Dendrobium elongatum

Dendrobium engae

Dendrobium erythroxanthum

Dendrobium euosmum 'Leucopterum'

Dendrobium eximium

Dendrobium falconeri

Dendrobium falconeri 'Delicatum'

Dendrobium falconeri 'Giganteum'

Dendrobium falcorostrum

Dendrobium fanjingshanense

Dendrobium farmeri is a medium-sized, semi-evergreen orchid characterized by its upright, cane-like stems, which typically range from 20 to 40 centimeters in length. Each stem, or pseudobulb, features four distinct ribs and serves as a reservoir for water and nutrients. Near the top of each stem, you will find three to four leaves that can persist for two or more growing seasons. These glossy, dark green leaves measure between 8 and 12 centimeters in length and 4 to 6 centimeters in width. Flowering stems can reach lengths of up to 30 centimeters and emerge from the leaf axils of mature canes, showcasing a dense cluster of flowers. Each flower spans 4 to 5 centimeters, predominantly white in color, though some may display a very pale pink hue with a rounded yellow center.

Dendrobium farmeri

Dendrobium farmeri 'Brenda'

Dendrobium fellowsii

Dendrobium fimbriatum is a sizable, deciduous orchid characterized by its elongated, typically drooping stems that can reach lengths of up to 120 cm. The leaves, which are lance-shaped and measure between 8 to 15 cm, grow in an alternating pattern along the stem's nodes. Flowering stems emerge from the upper sections of the leafless stems, producing clusters of six to fifteen yellow blossoms, each measuring 4 to 7 cm across. These flowers exhibit a delicate, crystalline texture, with the lip being rounded and often featuring a circular dark brown mark at its center. The lip's edges are densely fringed, a feature that lends the plant its common name.

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