Dear all, we have decided to create a page listing all possible orchid related [free] online mettings, seminars and lectures held by various organisations in and out of UK to fill the gap that social distancing and lack of horticultural shows created.
Have a look here (it will be positioned under events in the top menu)
Please if you know of any we can add to the list let us know at website@osgb.org.uk
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Updated: May 13
Dear all,
First of all thank you for sending all these wonderful pictures of your plants. It is truly wonderful to see all these gorgeous plants you are all growing and I can only imagine how extremely difficult it would be to bring some of them with you to Napier Hall meeting.
We have had 93 plants sent and our judges worked tirelessly to review all of them.
Please note some of the names were corrected to reflect the current taxonomy.
You can view all plants submitted here
Deadline for sending pictures for next month is the 6th of June.
Please see the results as per below:
Class 01
1st Leptotes bicolor Colin Thorburn
2nd Cattleya coccinea Jean H Green 3rd Cattleya trianae 'Cuencanita' Danielle Easton Class 02 - Laeliinae hybrids
1st Laeliocattleya Fire Dance 'Patricia' Jean H Green
Class 03 - Cymbidium species
1st Cymbidium devonianum Michael Radley
Class 04 - Cymbidium hybrids
1st Cymbidium Marian G Saunders 'Gin & Lime' (Rising laird 4n x Online Tiger ‘Dragon Tattoo’ 4n) Terry Sealey
2nd Cymbidium (Early Devon x Pacific Sparkle) Terry Sealey 3rd Cymbidium Tiger Moth 'Fred Reid' Chris Reid
Class 05 - Dendrobium species
1st Dendrobium harveyanum Guy Conners
2nd Dendrobium amboinense Bryan Adams
3rd Dendrobium cuthbertsonii Danielle Easton
Class 06 - Dendrobium hybrids 1st Dendrobium (Mtn's Butterfly Kisses x cuthbertsonii) André Roux 2nd Dendrobium hybrid (orange) John Lotsu
Class 07 - Oncidiinae species
1st Trichopilia juninensis Bryan Adams 2nd Oncidium ghiesbreghtianum Michael Radley
Class 08 - Oncidiinae hybrids
1st Oncidium Hambühren Stern Jean H Green
2nd Oncostele Quedlinburg Bryan Adams 3rd Miltoniopsis Junit Zane Rappa
Class 09 - Paphiopedilum species 1st Paphiopedilum bellatulum Kristine Baker
2nd Paphiopedilum appletonianum f. albovirescens Chris Reid
3rd Paphiopedilum cerveranum Chris Reid
Class 10 - Paphiopedilum hybrids 1st Paphiopedilum (Hsinying Cyber Leopard x Impulse) Chris Reid
2nd Paphiopedilum Rheingold Chris Reid 3rd Paphiopedilum Ice Age Chris Reid
Class 14 - Phalaenopsis hybrids 1st Phalaenopsis hybrid (pink stripes) Marcin Kulinski
2nd Phalaenopsis Lioulin Wild Cat Merih Dedeler 3rd Phalaenopsis hybrid (orange) Merih Dedeler
Class 15 - Vandeae species 1st Angraecum magdalenae Jo Kelleher 2nd Sarcochilus hartmannii Jo Kelleher 3rd Vanda tricolor var.suavis Michael Penney
Class 16 - Vandeae hybrids 1st Sarcochilus Kulnura Tight Terry Sealey
Class 17 - Pleurothallidinae species
1st Masdevallia caesia Paul Knight
2nd Masdevallia coccinea alba Paul Knight 3rd Restrepia sanguinea Danielle Easton
Class 18 - Pleurothallidinae hybrids
1st Masdevallia Super Nova ‘Beenak’ Paul Knight 2nd Masdevallia Prince Charming Stuart Meeson 3rd Masdevallia Gold Wing ‘Golden Fire’ Paul Knight
Class 19 - Maxillariinae species 1st Anguloa uniflora Zane Rappa 2nd Anguloa dubia Zane Rappa 3rd Maxillaria variabilis Chris Reid
Class 21 - Terrestrial species or hybrid 1st Cypripedium Victoria Stuart Meeson
2nd Cypripedium hybrid Philip Barber
3rd Disa Southern Cross Jo Kelleher Class 22 - other species
1st Pholidota chinensis David Kohn 2nd Bulbophyllum morphologorum Michael Penney 3rd Coelogyne nitida Alex Scott
Class 23 - other hybrids
1st Coelogyne Unchained Melody (cristata x flaccida) Pearl Jenny Thomson
2nd Pleione Ueli Wackernagel ‘Pearl’ Gillian Radley 3rd Pleione Krakatoa "Wheatear" Philip Barber
Updated: Apr 29
Dear all,
Many thanks for all the admissions. For the list of all awarded plants see below (the full list of plants with pictures will be here)
You can now start collecting pictures of your plant's for next months Table Show. Please keep sending them (up to 4 pictures - clearly labelled, with a picture of the blooms and the whole plant) to website@osgb.org.uk
Many thanks for all the work and time our lovely Judges put in this to review all the plants.
Stay safe and happy growing!
1-Leptotes bicolor (Laurence Baghdadi) 1st place
1-Epidendrum stamfordianum (Zane Rappa) 2nd place
2-Cattleya Aqui-Finn (Anthony Britton) 1st place 2-Rhyncattleanthe Afternoon delight 'Magnetism' (Anthony Britton) 2nd place 2-Rhyncholaeliocattleya Gentle Touch (Anthony Britton) 3rd place
4-Cymbidium Dorothy Stockstill 'Forgotten Fruit' (Zane Rappa) 1st place
5-Dendrobium nobile 'Msume' (Alex Scott) 1st place
5-Dendrobium heterocarpum (Francis Quesada Pallares) 2nd place
5-Dendrobium scorianum (Kevin Stewart) 3rd place
6-Dendrobium hybrid (David Martin) 1st place 6-Dendrobium Ainsworthii (Gillian Radley) 2nd place 7-Oncidium unguiculatum (Michael radley) 1st place
8-Miltoniopsis Place Marche (Bryan Adams) 1st place 8-Brassia Arania Verde (Colin Thorburn) 2nd place 8-Miltoniopsis Lilian Nakamoto 'Tanto' (Paul Knight) 3rd place
10-Paphiopedilum Pinocchio (Mary-Jane Hawkins) 1st place 10-paphiopedilum hybrid (Zane Rappa) 2nd place
13-Phalaenopsis aphrodite subsp formosana (David Martin) 1st place
14-Phalaenopsis hybrid white(Henry Oakeley) 1st place 14-Phalaenopsis hybrid cream(Henry Oakeley) 2nd place
14-Phalaenopsis hybrid (Zane Rappa) 3rd place
15-Sarcochilus hartmannii (Laurence Baghdadi) 1st place
15-Sarcochilus fitzgeraldii (Laurence Baghdadi) 2nd place 15-Papilionanthe vandarum (Laurence Baghdadi) 3rd place
16-Renanthopsis Mildred Jameson 'Bonsall' HCC-AOS (Stan Taylor) 1st place 16-Renanthera Amayani (Stan Taylor) 2nd place
17-Masdvallia coccinea 'Dwarf Pink' (Paul Knight) 1st place 17-Masdevallia falcata 'Gold Digger' (Paul Knight) 2nd place 17-Pabstiella tripterantha (Marcin Kulinski) 3rd place
18-Masdevallia equestris x M.Gilberts Triangle (Stan Taylor) 1st place 18-Masdevallia Carnival 'Jester' (Paul Knight) 2nd place 18-Masdevallia Super Nova ‘Beenak’ (Paul Knight) 3rd place 19-Maxillaria variabilis (Stan Taylor) 1st place 19-Ornithocephalus suarezii (Bryan Adams) 2nd place
22-Pleione formosana (Gillian Radley) 1st place 22-Pleione grandiflora (Stuart Meeson) 2nd place 22-Sobralia leucoxantha (Henry Oakeley) 3rd place
23-Anguloa Helen (Henry Oakeley) 1st place 23-Anguloa Rollinerie (Henry Oakeley) 2nd place