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Habenaria radiata white egret orchid 1 bulb ref : 4718 1 bulb +- 3/8 mm. Sold and delivered with akadama soil for potting the bulbs and an plastic bonsai pot, Ø + - 10 cm. Flower height 25 / 30 cm. It's a vivacious plant with fleshy roots to cultivate in a pot. A Japanese species of orchid that flowers in a slightly fragrant cluster that makes an extremely romantic gift. These delicate mini Habenaria radiata fringed orchids have a beautiful story attached to them. The legend says that, during the civil wars in Japan, a girl in Setagaya castle, Tokyo, sent a letter to her lover in the war. She gave it to a white egret to carry it to him but the bird was shot down and where it fell on the ground this orchid flower grew. Today this flying egret orchid remains a symbol of Setagaya castle. Cultivation: The foliage disappears in winter. During the period of rest throughout the colder months it's easy to cultivate this plant in a cold greenhouse without too much water. In April leaves will start to appear and at the start of summer you'll be rewarded with clusters of flowers that last between two and four weeks. Fertilise after flowering until the end of autumn. These orchids are imported from Japan with a C.I.T.E.S licence. 14,00^€ out of stock

nandina domestica twilight ® ref : 10459 Nandina domestica Twilight Nursery piece delivered in plastic pot Height of the only tree : about 300-400 mm. Dense clump ramified at its base with many trunks. This japanese species also called sacred bamboo is a shrub with evergreen foliage. Along years it could reach 1 meter height. Its spring foliage is very bright and is composed of pink leaves at budding that turn creamy white, as it get older the leaves take darker tones. However the new shoots are always amazing with their bright coloration. With the arrival of the first frost, the foliage will take a red/orange color and it will last all along the winter period. This species cultivated in Japan with a wet and hot climate in a full sunlight exposure, requires to be at semi shade in our region. Flowering in white grapes that will give red orange berries. This shrub will fit perfect in small gardens, japanese gardens but also on terrraces for a pot cultivation. To tell you the little story, it was born in 2006 from a nandina domestica seedling. The japanese nursery man who obtained the variety is called Mr Sakaue, from colorful garden in Osaka, he then sold the license to the USA and then in Europe to The Netherlands, where it obbtained a prize at the famous Platarium exhibition in Boskoop. It is currently a protected variety and the multiplication is prohibited. The two last pictures show the plant that came from the first seedling and its 5000 descendants in Mr Sakaue's greenhouse who kept it like a treasure, Thank you to him for sharing that superb variety with us. 16,50^€ order

Rhodohypoxis 'Claudia' 1.4 litre pot ref : 9021 Vivacious plant, rhizomes. Leaves 40/50 mm. Delivered as a strong two-year old tuft in a plastic 12*12 cm pot. At the start of summer the rhodohypoxis 'Claudia' spiky, slightly furry green leaves are surrounded by numerous 10/15 mm flowers in sumptuous colours. Flowering lasts for between 3 and 4 weeks. Dark pink colour. The foliage dies back in winter when it's best to keep the plant away from frosts in a cold greenhouse with almost no water. 6,40^€ out of stock

SWEET LORRAINE ref : 12005 "Deeply cut, glossy purplish-violet leaves that turn orange-brown in autumn. Fast-growing. This variety is often used to create layered specimens in Japanese gardens. In a previous blog post, I wrote that I didn't know the parent of the Japanese maple 'Sweet Lorraine', but when we repotted the original seedling, we discovered the name Acer palmatum 'Seedling from Amber Ghost' (1999) on a plastic label that had slipped out of view to the bottom of the pot. Nowadays, we identify these seedlings as 'EX Amber Ghost', and we use a different colored label in hopes that the team understands that, although they all look different, the common trait is that they are not all 'Amber Ghost' ? just as human siblings are not the same people as their mother. Acer palmatum 'Sweet Lorraine' is a delicate laceleaf maple. New growth is reddish, then later (around mid-June), it transitions to a light green. There are other somewhat similar non-Buchholz cultivars, such as 'Baldsmith' and 'Van den Akker' ? both terrible names ? but 'Sweet Lorraine' is more dwarf-like, at least under our growing conditions. The original was sold a few years ago in a 20-gallon pot, having grown in the greenhouse to 3 feet tall and 4 feet wide in 15 years. It was no longer producing quality grafting scions, not even mediocre ones, so I replaced it with younger scions on vigorous green rootstocks. Do I regret letting go of the original Buchholz introduction? Yes, always. But employees want higher wages, not sweet memories. 'Sweet Lorraine' ? what a name. For some reason, it came to me from the popular song by Cliff Burwell (music) and Mitchell Parish (lyrics), published in 1928. Do yourself a favor and look up Nat King Cole ? Sweet Lorraine for a lovely rendition ? or, for rock fans, try Country Joe's version. Oh darling ? Sweet Lorraine!"* 38,00^€ starting at out of stock

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