Bergen Water Gardens is excited to import a few varieties of Stunning Thai Orchids. The Thai Orchids were propagated and cultivated in Thailand but are found in a number of areas of Southeast Asia and a few originally from South America . This selection of orchids features many which are delightfully fragrant. These beautiful orchids are acclimating to our Nepenthes greenhouse now – October 2017 and will be offered for sale on our website in the near future.
Species:
Aerides lawrenceae
Rhynchostylis retusa Spot
Vanda denisoniana
Orchid Hybrids:
Oncidium Sweet Sugar
Aerides lawrenceae x Vasco. Pine River, Pink
Rhtrds. Norma: Aerides Bangkok x Rhy. gigantea Red
Rhynch Bangkok Sunset
Rhv. Sri Siam x Rhy. gigantea Red BS
Vasco. Baby Blue x Rhy. coelestis, Blue
Vasco. Sashicha Blue
Anh Truong says
Oh how wonderful !!
Hope you’ll be selling orchids … SOON !
Beautiful ! Just can’t wait.
Anh T.
Larry Nau says
We will just be selling a few Vanda and Cattelya types to fill in around the Nepenthes but who knows what the future brings!
ibbies says
Orchids are my most favorite plants!! When I moved, they basically all died of shock due to the people who packed them did not do it correctly. So I am starting over!! So glad to hear you are going to have them!!
Larry Nau says
thank you for your comments. We will have a limited selection of orchids to mix in with our Nepenthes. Nevertheless I am sure our selection will grow with time 🙂
Jacqueline says
Can any or all of your plants survive in Arizon’s 120°? Also, how do your plants handle complete shade? Thank you for your to the point and informative website.
Larry Nau says
120 F is too warm and likely way to too dry for orchids.. if they are outside. Orchids need humidity and are often grown under 60 % shade cloth, depending on the species. I would suggest looking for a regional orchid society and see how growers are growing orchids in your area and which varieties do best!