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Dendrobium speciosum Cultivars – Updated May 2020
This list has finally been updated. All entries added since the February 2017 changes
are written in blue text. The introductions to the original list in 2012 and the 2016
revision have been left in as the issues remain the same, and I repeat the plea made
previously for growers to be careful with names and avoid using “breeding group”
names such as “Herbmere” and “Larwind” on their tags because of the confusion they
can cause.
I have received a number of contributions and comments since the last version and
there are quite a few additions and some deletions. I deleted the entry I had for
‘Triffid’ as a cross between ‘Herberton’ and ‘Windermere’ and replaced it to note
‘Trifid’ as a cross between ‘Herberton’ and ‘North Star’, which is what DUNO
catalogues indicate it actually is. I had attributed the information about ‘Triffid’ to
Bill Dobson but have checked with Bill and he only knows about ‘Trifid’ and did not
give me the other, erroneous, information. I cannot account for the mistake and I
take full responsibility for it. If anyone notices similar errors, please point them out
to me so I can fix them. Den. speciosum var. grandiflorum 'William' HCC/AOC 2016 (NSW)
Some amendments have been made based on information received from Gerry Walsh, and also on input from various other interested persons. I
have updated the information about awards and added names from plants I have seen at shows. As stated earlier, information about a plant often
comes from a number of different people, but I have not listed every person who informed me of basic details about a plant, only the first source.
Where new information leads to an addition to an entry, I have noted the source of that extra information.
I repeat my earlier request for people to tell me if a plant they know to have particular merit or significance has not been included. This is a co-
operative effort intended to be of use to everyone, and with your help it can be even better. I thank all the people who have already provided
information.
Comments or corrections or additional information can be sent to me by email to capell666@ozemail.com.au or by mail to P.O. Box 1549, Ballina,
NSW, 2478.
Roslyn Capell
May 20202 Introduction to original 2012 version About two years ago I took on the task of compiling a list of cultivars of Dendrobium speciosum. My object has been to record the named cultivars and record information as to provenance, of bush collected plants and also those which are the result of line breeding. It has not been my intention to discriminate in any way, so plants are listed whether or not they have won shows or awards or been used in breeding programs. If a cultivar has come to my attention, it has been included. I have obtained the information from personal observation at orchid shows, from reading nursery catalogues, and from correspondence with people who have written providing valuable information from their own knowledge and records. In a number of cases I received information about a cultivar from more than one source. I have not listed every source of information for every plant, generally replacing an earlier source name with a more recent source if the later source provided more details, so the fact that a single name is listed in the Information Source/Additional Comments column should not be taken as meaning that was the only source of information about that cultivar. I am particularly grateful to Phil Ritchie, who provided extensive information from the database maintained by himself and Keith Riseley, and also subsequently provided further details. Bill Dobson, Dave Groffen, Wally Heath, Norm Stockton, and Gerry Walsh all provided me with lists and Graeme Russell shared the research paper he wrote on this subject for the ANOS judging course. Graeme’s paper had a list of his own sources, although at this stage those sources are not included in the list. In the case of information provided by Wally Heath, the name of his source is included in parentheses after his name. I wish to stress that the inclusion of a name as a source of information as to the provenance of a plant means no more than that person provided information to me about the plant; it certainly does not mean that person was the collector of the plant. In some cases people have told me who collected the plant, but those details are not included in this list, with a few exceptions in cases where the collector is no longer with us or where the plant was collected from private property. I have noticed an unfortunate trend for seedlings from particularly successful crosses between two known parents to be given abbreviated names based on those of the parents in order to indicate that the plant is the progeny of those particular parents. For example, there might be a temptation to refer to plants produced by crossing Dendrobium speciosum var. curvicaule ‘Daylight Moon’ with Dendrobium speciosum var. speciosum ‘Windermere’ as Dendrobium speciosum “Moonmere”. “Moonmere” might seem like a convenient way to refer to such plants, indicating, as it does, that it is the progeny of these two famous cultivars. It is also a nice, short, way of referring to the grex instead of using the proper nomenclature which involves writing about 80 characters. However, this practice has the potential to cause great confusion and should be avoided by hybridists and hobbyists alike.
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Labelling a plant Dendrobium speciosum “Moonmere” suggests that it is a specific cultivar, despite the use of double quotation marks rather than
single quotes, as only someone with a sound knowledge of orchid nomenclature - and caring about it - will appreciate the difference. It is
foreseeable that dozens of people could ending up having plants in their collections labelled D. speciosum ‘Moonmere’, with every one of them
being a different clone. To avoid this sort of confusion, a particularly noteworthy plant of Dendrobium speciosum var. curvicaule ‘Daylight Moon’ x
Dendrobium speciosum var. speciosum ‘Windermere’ should have another distinguishing name added, as has been the case with D. speciosum
‘Moonmere Excellence’.
I have compiled this list on the assumption that Dendrobium speciosum is a complex involving a single species of nine varieties, in accordance with
the findings of the study conducted by P.B. Adams, J.M. Burke and S.D. Lawson. Their paper describing the study and their findings was published
in The Orchadian, Volume 15 Number 5, September 2006, p208 – p240. However, thanks to Gerry Walsh, a couple of thelychitons have snuck in.
This project is a work in progress, and the list will be regularly updated, but it was time to start the ball rolling and publish the list as it is so far. I
invite anyone with comments to make about the current list, or additional information, to contact me by email at capell666@ozemail.com.au or by
mail to P.O. Box 1549, Ballina, NSW, 2478.
Roslyn Capell
May 2012
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Updated commentary as at January 2016
The list has been updated with particulars of further speciosums that have come to my attention and further information about plants already on
the list. These new entries are written in blue. A few names have been deleted on the recommendation of Graeme Russell because he was unable
to verify his source. The deleted names are ‘Bellinger Lassie’, ‘Brian’s Choice’, ‘Gold Ermine’, ‘Grandi’, ‘Surprise’, and ‘White Siamese Twin’. If
anyone has any information about plants bearing those names, please let me know. ‘Debra’ has been removed on the basis it was a misspelling of
‘Denbra’. ‘Kate’s Choice’ has been removed on the basis it is actually ‘Kate’s Special’. The list also adds the names of Graeme’s sources after his
name, but those sources are not added in blue. There have also been some amendments to correct errors.
Details of awarded plants are readily available on the internet, and I visit quite a few orchid shows, but there are many plants in collections that I
will never see, and if a plant has been considered worthy enough to be given a name then it might be used in line breeding, and if that’s the case it
should be recorded in the list, so please tell me about them. Some people have sent me information since the original list was compiled, and
those contributions are much appreciated.
That “Moonmere” problem I addressed back in 2012 continues to vex those of us who believe it is important to avoid confusion of this type. It is
not only the Moonmeres that are a worry, but now that a plant named Dendrobium speciosum ‘Moonmere’ has received an Award of Merit from4
the AOC (in Victoria in 2014) the Moonmeres are the group in which the potential problem has not only crystallised but has escalated. I suspect
there could be a number of hobbyists with plants labelled Dendrobium speciosum “Moonmere” who will think they have plants of Dendrobium
speciosum ‘Moonmere’ AM/AOC 2014 (Vic.).
There are a number of these “breeding groups”, for example:
Parent plants referenced or implied in breeding
Breeding group
group name
Amymere ‘Amy’ x ‘Windermere’
Beemoon ‘Bee Creek’ x ‘Daylight Moon’
Bustymoon ‘Busty’ x ‘Daylight Moon’
Dave’s Moon ‘Dave’s Gold’ x ‘Daylight Moon’
Goldimoon ‘Goldilocks’ x ‘Daylight Moon’
Herbmere ‘Herberton’ x ‘Windermere’
Herbmoon ‘Herberton’ x ‘Daylight Moon’
Herbville ‘Herberton’ x ‘Neville’
Larmoon ‘Mr Larcom Gold’ x ‘Daylight Moon’
Larwind ‘Mt Larcom Gold’ x ‘Windermere’
Mistymere ‘Misty Mountain’ x ‘Windermere’
Mistywhite ‘Misty Mountain’ x ‘National White’
Moonmere ‘Daylight Moon’ x ‘Windermere’
Natstar ‘National White’ x ‘North Star’
Two Windy ‘Two Up’ x ‘Windermere’
I have given more thought to how it might be dealt with, but haven’t come up with anything beyond continuing to draw attention to the existence
of the problem and urging all growers to think very carefully before using these “breeding group” or “breeding line” terms such as “Larwind” or
“Moonmere” when writing labels for plants bought as seedlings. If you do elect to go for that short-cut, make sure to keep a supplementary
record of the plants’ precise parentage in a notebook or on computer, and write out a full label for each plant as soon as practicable.
This project continues to be a work in progress and I invite anyone with comments to make about the current list, or additional information, or
ideas about the breeding groups naming issue, to contact me by email at capell666@ozemail.com.au or by mail to P.O. Box 1549, Ballina, NSW,
2478.
Roslyn Capell
January 20165
Plant Name Variety Provenance: Location Collected; Source of Information; Additional Awards
Person who Named it; Hybridiser, etc. Comments About the Cultivar; etc.
1 2nd Chance grand. Larcom Gold x Kroombit Gold Brisbane ANOS Conference 2013
2 6 in. Spidery Monster grand. Heath (AON)
3 $15 sp. Western
Full segments, upright inflorescences,
crystalline white.
4 92 Gold grand. Walsh
5 93D sp. Central Coast Russell (Walsh)
6 97 Albino sp. Central Coast, 1997 Albino form.
Walsh – Australian Orchid Review
(Vol. 79, No. 5) Oct.-Nov. 2014
7 104 Creamy i/v Probably Watagans x Mackay Groffen
8 104 Long Spikes i/v Probably Watagans x Mackay Groffen
9 733/91 curv. Cedar. Cat 2010
10 9201 sp. Heath (Walmsley)
11 A43 ped. Kempsey 2016
12 Abe Splash ped. Heath (DUNO)
13 Afterthought grand. Kroombit Walsh
14 After Windy May just be a trade name. AON online listing.
15 Alabaster sp. Allan Trotter x Bill Platt’s Gold Russell (Harvey)
Bred by R. Graham & A. Flanagan.
16 Alba hillii Collected in Little Manning River Walsh HCC/ANOS 2009 (NSW)
region. Has been in cultivation for DUNO
decades.
17 Albert William grand. May be a misspelling of Alfred Russell (Dobson)
William.
18 Alexander BM/DOG 2011 (Bronze Medal for
Natural Form in Vendor Category)
Orchideen Cramer
19 Alfred William grand. Named after Alfred William Harding R/R
(father of Murray Harding).
20 Allan Trotter sp. Russell (Harvey)6
Plant Name Variety Provenance: Location Collected; Source of Information; Additional Awards
Person who Named it; Hybridiser, etc. Comments About the Cultivar; etc.
21 Alyce curv. Eungella Russell (Walmsley) HCC/AOC 2010 (NSW)
T. & W. Walmsley
22 Amamoor grand. From west of Gympie in a region with Walsh
lots of “grandiflorum”.
23 Amy sp. Brokenback Range west of Cessnock. R/R (Len Field ’08)
Neil Finch named it after his (Neil’s)
daughter Amy.
24 Amymere The Giant sp. Amy x Windermere AON
25 Amymere Venus sp. Amy x Windermere Heath (AON)
26 Andrew ped. Atherton Dobson
27 Andrew Pearson hillii ACM/AOC 2015 (Vic.)
M. Pevitt
28 Anna AM/OSCOV 2018 C. Pegg
29 Annetta Orchids on Newbold internet listing
2014
30 Ant Nest sp. Found near a big ant nest in the R/R (Field’08)
Brokenback Range, west of Cessnock.
31 Anthony curv. Eungella Russell (Walmsley)
32 Anurat HCC/OSCOV 2000
L. Perryman
33 Anzac Spirit ped. Groffen
34 Apricot Surprise curv. Clarke Range – Eungella Russell (Blewitt)
35 Armstrong HCC/OSCOV 2003
B. & B. Khann
36 Arnie AM/AOS 2010
A. Gum
37 Ashlee Newcastle Conf.
38 Atherton ped. Harry Klose bought it at a roadside Ritchie (A. Flanagan ‘08)
stall in 1973. Does not breed as well as Herberton.
39 Atherton Lassie boreale Mt Spec area Russell (Blewitt)
40 Atherton Moon i/v Atherton x Daylight Moon Groffen7
Plant Name Variety Provenance: Location Collected; Source of Information; Additional Awards
Person who Named it; Hybridiser, etc. Comments About the Cultivar; etc.
41 Aurea Magnifica (Syn. curv. Clarke Range – Eungella (Russell ) Ritchie (Flanagan ‘08)
Aureum Magnificum?)
42 Autal SM/DOG 2014, B. Treder
43 Autumn Show cap. Cedar. Cat. 2010
44 Awesome sp. Kangaroo Valley Russell (Walsh)
45 Awesome sp. AM/AOC 2015 (Vic.)
P. & S. Adams
46 Aztec Gold grand. Western
47 B1 grand. Tinonee
48 Baby Doll i/v Neville x Herberton AON 2012
49 Babylon curv. HCC/OCOV 2012
The Hanging Garden
50 Barbara hillii Little Manning area Russell (Blewitt) AM/ANOS 2011 (NSW)
L. & B. Dobson
51 Barry HCC-CC/OSCOV 2006
B. & B. Khann
52 Beechwood sp. Windermere x Bill Platt’s Gold Russell (Blewitt) HCC/AOC 2005 (Vic.)
Bred by R. Graham & A. Flanagan M. Drobski M. Drobski
53 Bee Creek curv. Eungella Dobson
54 Bee’s Choice Best i/v Windemere
2007
55 Bella Luna curv. Daylight Moon x self Russell (Blewitt)
56 Bellinger curv. Eungella Russell (Walmsley)
57 Bellinger Jazz curv. Eungella Russell (Walmsley)
58 Bello sp. Bred by T & B Gregory Russell (Harvey)
59 Below Falls black’se Walsh – 2015 seedling listing online
60 Ben grand. Kroombit Walsh 2020
61 Beranghi Gold grand. Mt Larcom. R/R
Named for the street where Tony
Blewitt’s father lived.8
Plant Name Variety Provenance: Location Collected; Source of Information; Additional Awards
Person who Named it; Hybridiser, etc. Comments About the Cultivar; etc.
62 Beranghi Moon i/v Daylight Moon x Beranghi Gold AON
63 Best curv. HCC-ACM/AOC 2012 (Qld.)
M. Stewart
64 Best 2005 grand. Groffen
65 Best 2005 Ivory curv. Windemere
66 Best Watagan White sp. Watagans Cedarvale 2008 online catalogue
67 Bev Ten inflorescences carrying approx. 900 AM-CCC/OCNZ 2016 D. & B.
greenish-yellow flowers Lowe
68 Bevan sp. Dorothy x self Cedar. Cat.
Bred by T&B Gregory (Russell)(Harvey)
69 Bevan’s Pride curv. HCC/ANOS 1998 (NSW)
B. Burnham
70 Bhrungara grand. Creek Aureum x Beranghi Gold Rob Lewry
71 Bicentenary curv. HCC/NSW (1989)
K. Kirk
72 Big Boy cap. Mt Jim Crowe, a volcanic plug Ritchie (Flanagan ‘08) HCC/AOC 2006 (NSW)
between Rockhampton and Yeppoon. L. & B. Dobson
73 Big Buff curv. Eungella Russell (Blewitt)
74 Big Cream ped. Groffen
75 Big Ears sp. Stockton
76 Big Gold curv. Eungella Russell (Walmsley)
77 Big Windy i/v Big Boy x Windermere R/R
78 Big Yella curv. Eungella Russell (Walmsley)
79 Big’n sp. Watagan Range Russell (Harvey)
80 Bill Platt sp. Ritchie (Flanagan ‘08)
81 Bill Platt’s Gold sp. Russell (Bond)
82 Bill’s Gold grand. Newcastle Conf. AM/ANOS 2017 (NSW)
F. Fear
83 Black Dot i/v National White x Daylight Moon Earth to Joy internet listing 2014
84 Black Gold black’se Cedar. Cat. 20129
Plant Name Variety Provenance: Location Collected; Source of Information; Additional Awards
Person who Named it; Hybridiser, etc. Comments About the Cultivar; etc.
85 Black Mountain black’se Russell
86 Black Mountain cap. Kabi Show 2017
87 Blackdown black’se AM/AOC 2006 (Vic.)
P. & S. Adams
88 Blackdown Ace black’se Blackdown Walsh
89 Blackdown Baron black’se Walsh – 2015 seedling listing online
90 Blackdown Bonanza black’se Walsh, Kempsey 2016
91 Blackdown Bonza black’se Russell (Walsh)
92 Blackdown Buxom black’se Walsh, Kempsey 2016
93 Blackdown Gold black’se Blackdown Tableland. Ritchie (Flanagan ‘08) AM/AOC 2006 (Vic.)
P. & S. Adams
94 Blackdown Tableland black’se Russell (Dobson)
95 Blackdown White black’se Walsh, Kempsey 2016
Some years is bone colour, not white.
96 Blake curv. Eungella Russell (Walmsley) AM/ANOS 2006 (NSW)
W. & T. Walmsley
97 Blazing Gold i/v var. blackdownense x var. R/R
pedunculatum ‘Gloucester’ Ted Gregory stable # 81/93
98 Blew Moon (= Tony’s curv. Eungella Russell (Korzenowski)
No. 1)
99 Bliss ped. Russell
100 Blizzard sp. NSW Central Coast Walsh – internet listing 2015
101 Blonde Bombshell sp. BROA flask list
102 Bloodnose sp. Hawkesbury River Dobson
103 Blossum curv. Groffen
104 Bob curv. Groffen
105 Bob Kelner ped. Russell (Edwards)
106 Boldy cap. Groffen
107 Bombshell grand. Kroombit Walsh10
Plant Name Variety Provenance: Location Collected; Source of Information; Additional Awards
Person who Named it; Hybridiser, etc. Comments About the Cultivar; etc.
108 Bomberland sp. HCC/AOC 2003 (Vic.)S. Stebbing
ACC/AOC 2003 (Vic.)S. Stebbing
AM/OSCOV 2003 S. Stebbing
CC/OSCOV 2003 S. Stebbing
109 Bonanza black’se Walsh - internet listing Aug. 2014
110 Bone China i/v National White x Daylight Moon Tony Blewitt (Kempsey, 2015)
111 Bonza black’se Russell (Walsh)
112 Botanic Ridge grand. BROA ebay listing 2015
113 Bottlebrush black’se Blackdown Tableland. Russell (Adams) AM/AOC 2009 (Vic.)
P. & S. Adams
114 Bottlebrush sp. Stockton
115 Bounty sp. Groffen
116 Breakaway grand. Kroombit Walsh
117 Brilliance i/v Beranghi Gold x Windermere Windemere price list 2015
George Oehm
118 Brittany curv. Clough – plant from OoN
119 Brindle Creek sp. Western 2011 seedling flask list
120 Broadwater hillii Groffen
121 Bruce sp. Macdonald River Russell (Dobson)
122 Brushes curv. AM/AOC 2012 (Vic.)
P. & S. Adams
123 Bryday CCC/OSNZ R. Macdonald
124 Buds sp. Groffen
125 Buff Hawkesbury sp. Cedarvale 2008 online catalogue
126 Buggeroo Baron sp. Kangaroo Valley Walsh
127 Bunya grand. Western
128 Burnt Orange grand. Walsh web site
129 Burton’s White sp. Russell (Blewitt)
130 Busty curv. Eungella region AON online listing accessed 16.2.17
131 Busty sp. Allan Trotter x Bill Platt’s Gold M. Drobski11
Plant Name Variety Provenance: Location Collected; Source of Information; Additional Awards
Person who Named it; Hybridiser, etc. Comments About the Cultivar; etc.
132 Bustymoon Wayne’s curv. Busty x Daylight Moon AON online listing accessed 16.2.17
Pick
133 Buttercup black’se Cedar. Cat. 2014
134 Buttercup i/v Described as a “Goldimoon” in list, AON online listing August 2015
therefore probably ‘Goldilocks’ x
‘Daylight Moon’.
135 Cairns ped. THG web site 27.4.20
136 Camp Creek grand. Kroombit Tops Russell (Walsh)
137 Canary Yellow grand. Mt Larcom Russell (Blewitt)
138 Cania Gold grand. Cania Gorge Russell (Blewitt)
139 Cania Gorge grand. Heath
140 Capricorn Sovereign cap. Mt Hedlow Russell (Blewitt)
141 Captain Feathersword hillii THG web site 27.4.20
142 Carnarvon ‘A’ cap. Carnarvon Gorge Cedarvale 2008 online catalogue
143 Carnarvon ‘B’ carn’se Carnarvon Gorge Russell (Walsh)
144 Carnarvon Gorge # 2 cap. Fitzsimmons
145 Carrie Anne grand. Kroombit Walsh
Gerry name it after his oldest
daughter.
146 Cathu curv. Groffen
147 Cathu-94 curv. Dobson
148 Chance sp. Dobson
149 Charlie curv. Named after Charlie Smith who lived Stockton
at Berowra. It was given to him by
Arthur Parker of Proserpine, Qld., in
about 1965. Parker had collected it
from the mountains inland from
Proserpine at about 3,000 ft (1,000
metres) above sea level.12
Plant Name Variety Provenance: Location Collected; Source of Information; Additional Awards
Person who Named it; Hybridiser, etc. Comments About the Cultivar; etc.
150 Charlie sp. Different sources give different accounts of provenance. One says collected in
Kangaroo Valley NSW in the mid-1970s, and another says it was obtained from a
garden by a gardener named Charlie and that the wild source is not known.
I have left this entry to note that different accounts exist.
151 Charlie HCC/OSCOV 2012
G. Feltis
152 Charlie sp. The top-class Dendrobium speciosum David Butler recorded a detailed AM/AOC-NSW (1989)
named ‘Charlie’ which was grown and account of his knowledge of this plant Mr & Mrs R. Green
exhibited by Cumberland Orchid Circle and his observations of the three
member Charlie Smith for many years separate divisions he received in an
was accepted as being the local form article in The Orchadian Vol. 19 No. 7 in
of the species. He gave pieces to March 2019. He noted that ‘Charlie’
three friends: Reg Green, Tom Turner proved difficult for him as a parent but
and Don Jones, and later Bernie he has heard of it giving a few seedlings
Fletcher and David Butler obtained in a cross with another speciosum.
pieces of each of those plants.
The petals tend to come forward.
The piece Charlie Smith gave to Reg Charlie Smith grew his plant in a cold
Green was the one that was awarded, glasshouse, with the racemes facing
and it was sometimes referred to as the glass on the sunny side, and this
“‘Charlie’ AM”. might have been how he managed to
get the flowers to open up and stay
that way.
153 Charlie B2 sp. This was from the piece of ‘Charlie’ See David Butler’s article in The
that Charlie Smith gave to Don Jones, Orchadian mentioned above.
labelled ‘Charlie (B2)’.13
Plant Name Variety Provenance: Location Collected; Source of Information; Additional Awards
Person who Named it; Hybridiser, etc. Comments About the Cultivar; etc.
154 Charlie C1 sp. This was a different piece of the same Walsh
original plant.
This was from the piece of ‘Charlie’ See David Butler’s article in The
that Charlie Smith gave to Tom Turner, Orchadian mentioned above.
labelled ‘Charlie (C1)’.
The canes of this plant taper so they
are quite narrow at the top, and flower
from the apex between the top leaves
with no (or few) other eyes evident.
155 Charlie 1 sp. Found by Charlie Smith in the Sydney Ritchie (Flanagan ‘08)
area. Flowers of these two are identical.
156 Charlie 2 sp. Found by Charlie Smith in the Sydney
area.
157 Charlie 87 sp. A piece of ‘Charlie’ that David Butler See David Butler’s article in The
bought from Don Jones in 1987. Orchadian mentioned above.
This plant is very similar to ‘Charlie B2’.
Unlike ‘Charlie C1’, the canes of each of
these two are much wider at the top
and have numerous flowering eyes.
158 Cheryl sp. Groffen
159 Chole i/v Windermere x Daylight Moon OoN listing on Ebay 27.4.20
160 Chris hillii Dobson
Alba form
161 Chrystal June Windermere x Palmerston AM/ANOS 2006
Breeder: Tony Blewitt T. Blewitt
162 Chunky curv. Eungella Dobson
163 Cindy sp. Walsh - internet listing Aug. 2014
164 Clair de Lune curv. Daylight Moon x self Russell (Blewitt) FCC-ACE/AOC 2017 (NSW);
FCC-ACC/ANOS 2017 (NSW)
A. Blewitt14
Plant Name Variety Provenance: Location Collected; Source of Information; Additional Awards
Person who Named it; Hybridiser, etc. Comments About the Cultivar; etc.
165 Clarrie curv. ACC/ANOS 2004 (Qld.)
C. & B. Wuth
166 Clay CCM/AOS 1993
B. Brice, Jr.
167 Clissolds Plant A hillii Port Macquarie hinterland, 1981 Adams Symp.
168 Clissolds Plant B hillii Port Macquarie hinterland, 1981 Adams Symp.
169 Clissold’s White hillii. AM/AOC 2013 (Vic.)
P. & S. Adams
170 Colamin sp. Watagans DUNO catalogue 1994
171 Colo Good Yellow sp. Walsh - internet listing Aug. 2014
172 Colo Ridge sp. Runner up in ANOS Mid North Coast
Group’s 2014 Speciosum Competition.
Owner: Gerry Walsh
173 Corabere Range, sp. Adams Symp.
Watagans
174 Coral ped. Groffen
175 Coromandel Gold CC/NZOS 1989 G. Leafberg
176 Crackerjack ped. Russell (Walsh)
177 Crash Hot curv. Eungella Walsh
178 Cream Army sp. Walsh website 2016
179 Cream Puff curv. Brisbane ANOS Conf. 2013
180 Crediton curv. Eungella Walsh
181 Crediton, Burnt site curv. Clarke Range, inland from Mackay Adams Symp.
182 Crediton Cream curv. Crediton near Eungella, west of R/R AM/AOC 2000 (Vic.)
Mackay. P.& S. Adams
AM/OSCOV 2000 P.& S. Adams
183 Creek Aureum grand. Kroombit Tops Walsh
184 Crème Brulee CHM/AOS 2008
F. Missbach
185 Cross Roads grand. Kroombit Russell (Walsh)15
Plant Name Variety Provenance: Location Collected; Source of Information; Additional Awards
Person who Named it; Hybridiser, etc. Comments About the Cultivar; etc.
186 Crystal boreale Kempsey 2019
187 Custard i/v Beranghi Gold x Windermere Groffen
188 Daffodil cap. Newcastle Conf.
189 DM curv. Western
(Is this Daylight Moon?)
190 Daffodil i/v Windermere x Daylight Moon Groffen
191 Dave i/v (var. pedunculatum ‘Red Factor A’ x HCC/ANOS 2016 (8th Conf.)
var. pedunculatum ‘Red Factor B’) x T. & W. Walmsley
Blew Moon
192 Dave’s Gold curv. Eungella Russell
193 Dave’s Moon curv. Dave’s Gold x Daylight Moon Russell (Blewitt)
Bred by D. Mitten
194 Dave’s Moon #1 curv. Cedar. Cat. 2014
195 Dave’s Moon #2 curv. Cedar. Cat. 2014
196 Dave’s Moon #4 curv. Cedar. Cat. 2010
197 Dave’s Moon #5 curv. Cedar. Cat. 2014
198 Dave’s Moon #6 curv. Cedar. Cat. 2014
199 Dave’s Moon #7 curv. Cedar. Cat.
200 Dave’s Moon Gold curv. Cedar. Cat. 2015
201 Davies Creek boreale Cedar. Cat. 2016
202 Daylight Mist curv. Daylight Moon x Misty Mountain Groffen
203 Daylight Moon curv. Eungella Range near Mackay, Qld. Article by Jacqueline & Tony Blewitt, FCC/AOC 2001 (NSW)
(= Tony’s No. 2) Retrieved from debris left in the wake “Orchids Australia”, Dec. 2002. A. & J. Blewitt
of a cyclone. Bill Murdoch Trophy winner 2012. HCC/AOC-NSW ( 1997)
Winner ANOS Mid North Coast Group’s A. & J. Blewitt
Speciosum Competition 2014. AM/ANOS 2014 H. van den Berg
AM/OSCOV 2018
M. Harding & D. Lester
204 Debbie Anne curv. Eungella Dobson16
Plant Name Variety Provenance: Location Collected; Source of Information; Additional Awards
Person who Named it; Hybridiser, etc. Comments About the Cultivar; etc.
205 Denbra i/v var. grandiflorum x var. speciosum N/Castle Conf. Grand Champ. AM/AOC 2010 (NSW)
‘Glenn’ P.& C. Denning
HCC-ACC/ANOS 2010 (NSW)
P. & C. Denning
206 Deejee 1 i/v National White x Daylight Moon Groffen
207 Deejee 2 i/v Watellow x Daylight Moon Groffen
208 Desert Head sp. Groffen
209 Desert Head No. 1 i/v Golden x Herberton Ritchie (Flanagan ’08)
The first attempt at intervarietal
breeding in the early 1970s.
210 Desert Wind i/v AON internet listing 2014
211 Dianna grand. Clough – parent of from AON
212 Dingo sp. National White x Windermere Walsh
213 Don Brown hillii CCM/AOS 1998
214 Dorothy sp. Head of the Hawkesbury Russell (Gregory)
215 Dreamtime sp. Rylstone Russell (Dobson)
216 Dreamtime sp. Watagan Mountains Jim Chamberlain
Used in breeding by Ted Gregory.
217 Dresden 2012 SM/DOG (Culture - Institutional
category) Botanischer Garten
Marburg, Dresden Exhibition
218 Dulconghi curv. Dobson
219 Early Cream cap. Russell (Edwards)
220 Earthy curv. Dave’s Gold x Daylight Moon Russell (Edwards)
221 Eclipse curv. Groffen
222 Edwards sp. Stockton17
Plant Name Variety Provenance: Location Collected; Source of Information; Additional Awards
Person who Named it; Hybridiser, etc. Comments About the Cultivar; etc.
223 Eino sp. Parent of a plant obtained by Mike Mike Piellor
Pieloor from AON. Mike made
enquiries and was informed by Wayne
Turville that it is a seedling from a
flask from David Butler, and also said it
is sometimes written as Iono.
From the Illawarra region, near Albion David Butler via Bill Dobson
Park Rail. The plant was growing on a
boulder in a creek bed. The property
owner, whose name was Eino, was
showing Bernie Fletcher and David
Butler around the property and gave
them permission to take a piece.
David crossed it with ‘Windermere’ in
2000.
224 Elermore i/v Windermere x Palmerston DUNO 2017 Summer Catalogue
225 Elf curv. Eungella Dobson
226 Eliza sp. Putty. Walsh.
Gerry named it after his youngest
daughter.
227 Elle i/v Windermere x Blew Moon Brisbane ANOS Conference 2013
228 Ellie i/v Windermere x Daylight Moon HCC/ANOS 2006 (NSW)
W. & T. Walmsley
229 Ellie Jean sp. National White x Georges River Special AM/AOC 2015 (NSW)
T. & W. Walmsley
230 El Dorado i/v Windermere x Mt Larcom Gold Walsh - internet listing Aug. 2014
231 El Questo Grande hillii CCM/AOS 1998
P. S. Tobias
232 Emma Approx. 730 flowers on 15 CCC/OCNZ 2018
inflorescences in 27cm pot
233 Emma Lea curv. Eungella Russell (Walmsley)
234 Empire Bay sp. Empire Bay, Central Coast R/R (Field ’08)18
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Person who Named it; Hybridiser, etc. Comments About the Cultivar; etc.
235 Emu Park cap. Flowers April.
Seen at local meeting.
236 Emu Park Early cap. Russell (Edwards)
237 Epiphyticus carn’se Carnarvon Gorge Russell (Walsh)
238 Equinox CCE/AOS 2016
Santa Barbara Orchid Estate
239 Ermine sp. Watagans A large white with purple on the
labellum.
Merrellen Orchids No. 35, ‘84-‘85
listing.
Also “Some Thoughts on Dendrobium
Speciosum”, Ted Gregory, AOR 1988.
240 Errol Murray hillii Wauchope area. Ritchie (Flanagan ‘08)
241 Eungella 22 curv. Clarke Range, inland from Mackay. Adams Symp.
242 Eungella Dawn curv. Walsh website 2016
243 Eungella Dam curv. Ritchie (Flanagan ‘08)
244 Eungella King curv. Walsh – 2015 seedling catalogue online
245 Eungella Lady curv. Eungella Walsh
246 Eungella Pride curv. Groffen
247 Eungella Queen curv. Walsh – 2015 seedling catalogue online
248 Evelyn inter. Windermere x Misty Mountain Grand Champion, Kempsey 2018 HCC/AOC 2018 (NSW);
HCC/ANOS 2018 (Combined
panel, Kempsey)
B. Fletcher
249 Ex Coles boreale At or north of Mt Spec area. Russell (Blewitt)
250 Ex Coles #2 boreale Cedar. Cat. 2014
251 Eye sp. Bush south of Sydney Russell (Dobson)
252 Fab curv. Eungella Russell (Walsh)
253 Fearless Fred i/v Windermere x Ted AM/ANOS 2017 (NSW)
F. Fear
254 Fig Trees sp. Kangaroo Valley Russell (Walsh)19
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Person who Named it; Hybridiser, etc. Comments About the Cultivar; etc.
255 Flanagan’s Gold grand. Blewitt, Kempsey 2015
256 Flo curv. DUNO internet listing 2014
257 Fool’s Gold grand. Cedar. Cat. 2010
258 Fort Knox grand. Kroombit Tops Russell (Walsh)
259 Foxtail sp. Brokenback Range near Cessnock R/R (Len Field ’08)
NSW. Snow White. Excellent foxtail
presentation.
260 Frosty AM/AOS 2010
J. & M. Kepley
261 Full Moon curv. Bee Creek x Daylight Moon George Oehm
262 Full Moon i/v Herberton x Daylight Moon (Described AON - internet
as “Herbmoon ‘Full Moon’”)
263 GK’s Eungella curv. Collected in Eungella area. Cedar. Cat. 2014
264 Gaff grand. Collected in Gallengowan area about Ritchie (Gregory ’08)
20-25 years ago. Has very pendulous habit. Not used
much in breeding.
265 Gallangowan grand. Cedar. Cat. 2010
266 Gemma grand. Heath (Earth to Joy)
267 Gemma curv. Eungella Russell (Walsh)
Natural clone named by Ted Walmsley Earth to Joy internet listing 2014
after Lloyd Edwards’ eldest daughter.
268 Geoff, aka i/v Listed as ‘Herbmeremoon Geoff’, so OoN Ebay listing 28.4.20 indicates its
Herbmeremoon Geoff three varieties in it use as a parent
269 Geographe i/v Windermere x var. grandiflorum Russell (Mitten) HCC/AOC 2000 (WA) R. Winch
Bred by R. Winch
270 George sp. Royal National Park. Russell (Banks)
Named after George Colthup.
271 George ped. Russell (Harvey)
One of the better forms used in
breeding by Merrellen Orchids:
Cedarvale 2008 online catalogue20
Plant Name Variety Provenance: Location Collected; Source of Information; Additional Awards
Person who Named it; Hybridiser, etc. Comments About the Cultivar; etc.
272 George Bell curv. Eungella Dobson
273 George Shattuck grand. AM/AOS 2001
Peabody A. S. Kaplan
274 George’s River Special sp. Georges River near Sandy Point. Walsh
275 Georgia i/v Windermere x Daylight Moon Kempsey 2015 AM/AOC 2015 (NSW)
T. & W. Walmsley
276 Georgia’s Moonlight curv. Jacqueline x Tony’s No. 1 Grand Champion at ANOS Far North
Coast Spring Show 2014
Owner: Bevan Burnham
277 Georgie Boy Windemere Price List Aug. 2014
278 Gigantea Aurea curv. Groffen
AON 2012
279 Gladstone grand. Cedar. Cat. 2012
280 Glen Andrew sp. Georges River Special x Neil’s Choice Cedarvale closing down catalogue
281 Glen (same as sp. Groffen
Glenn?)
282 Glenn sp. Three different accounts of
provenance now. One says from the
Watagan Mountains, another says the
Central Coast District but not the
Watagans, and a third is more specific
and attributes it to the Brisbane Water
district.
283 Glennins sp. Gerry Walsh’s family property in Walsh AM/AOC-QOS (1993)
Kangaroo Valley. Named by Gerry. T. & B. Gregory
Ted Gregory received AM with a piece Shy flowerer in Vic. (R/R)
Gerry gave him.
284 Gerry’s Tree curv. Walsh website 2016
285 Ghostly sp. Central Coast Walsh21
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Person who Named it; Hybridiser, etc. Comments About the Cultivar; etc.
286 Gloucester curv. Used extensively by Ted Gregory in his Cedar. Cat. 2012
breeding; obtained by him from Ken
McPherson.
287 Gloucester ped. Collected by Ken McPherson & given R/R
to Ted Gregory c. late 80s. Named
Gloucester after Ken McPherson’s
property. Used by Neil Finch as
Herberton Gold.
D. speciosum var. pedunculatum Russell
‘Gloucester’ and var. ped. ‘Herberton
Gold’ were divisions of the same
original plant.
288 Gold black’se Groffen
289 Gold curv. Russell (Edwards)
290 Gold Fire grand. Kroombit Walsh – 2015 seedling listing online
291 Gold Long grand. Kroombit Tops Walsh - internet listing Aug. 2014
292 Gold Nugget curv. Big Yella x self Russell (Walmsley)
Bred by D. Mitten
293 Gold Sunshine grand. Kempsey 2015
294 Gold Wind i/v Beranghi Gold x Windermere Groffen
295 Golden sp. Ritchie (Flanagan)
296 Golden Arc sp. Mangrove Creek dam site before it A good yellow.
was flooded Stockton
297 Golden Arches grand. AON internet listing 2014
298 Golden Carat grand. Kroombit Gold x Mt Larcom Gold Russell (Blewitt)
Bred by T & B Gregory
299 Golden Daylight curv. Dave’s Gold x Daylight Moon Kempsey 2015 HCC/ANOS 2017 (Combined
panel, Kempsey)
T. & W. Walmsley22
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Person who Named it; Hybridiser, etc. Comments About the Cultivar; etc.
300 Golden Fluke sp. From the Brokenback range NSW. R/R (Field ’08)
Crossed with D. Aussie Child ‘Avril’ to
produce one of the lines of D. Avril’s
Gold.
301 Golden Fox black’se Russell (Walsh)
A deep gold form. (Walsh, internet
listing 2015)
302 Golden King grand. Woolf
303 Golden Girl sp. Santa Barbara Orchid Estate web site
304 Golden Peninsula curv. Bee Creek x Daylight Moon Rob Lewry AM/AOC 2016 (NSW)
Princess R. Lewry
305 Golden Show ACC/AOC-OCSA (1992)
T. & M. Richardson
306 Golden Shower grand. Russell (Edwards) CCM/AOS 1967
307 Golden Showers sp. Russell (Zietsch)
308 Golden Sunshine grand. Mt Larcom Russell (Walmsley)
309 Golden Swamp grand. Tinonee catalogue 2015
310 Goldie grand. Groffen
311 Goldilocks sp. Windermere x self Cedar. Cat. 2012
Bred by N. Finch (Russell) (Walmsley)
312 Goldimoon i/v Windemere
313 Goldimoon Balook AM/OSCOV 2017 C. Pegg
314 Goldimoon Best 2006 i/v Goldilocks x Daylight Moon Kempsey 2015 ACM/AOC 2015 (NSW)
D. Tomich
AM/ANOS 2018 (NSW)
G. Oehm
315 Goldimoon Perfection i/v Windemere
316 Goolawah curv. Dobson
317 Gracious Cascade grand. Western
318 Grand Mal grand. DUNO internet listing 201423
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Person who Named it; Hybridiser, etc. Comments About the Cultivar; etc.
319 Graham Noted as parent of a hybrid listed on
Ebay 20.4.20
320 Grandisaurus grand. Kroombit Russell (Walsh)
321 Great White HCC/OSCOV 2010
M. Anderson & C. Waterman
322 Gregory i/v Daylight Moon x George’s River Bill Murdoch Silver Certificate 2012 HCC/ANOS 2012
Special Y. Ferris & G. Wheeldon
323 Grotto sp. Nowra District Cedar. Cat.
Is one of forms of var. speciosum with a
yellow flower (Stewart Penman)
324 Grumpy grand. AON internet listing 2015
325 Gumnut Cream hillii. DUNO 2011 pricelist
326 Günter Weidner BM/DOG 2015 (Culture and also
Botanical Species) G. Weidner
327 Gympie Gold grand. Kabi Group Show 2015
328 H.A. sp. Groffen
329 Half Moon curv. Jacqueline x Daylight Moon Cedar. Cat.
Bred by Tony Blewitt.
330 Happy Hoops grand. Kroombit Walsh
331 Harper’s Gold grand. Groffen
332 Harry curv. Groffen
333 Harry Klose curv. Bred by Harry Klose in 1970s R/R AM/OSCOV 2003
or P. & S. Adams
collected at Eungella Russell
334 Hastings sp. Heath (G. Taylor)
335 Hawk sp. Russell (Blewitt)
336 Hedlow cap. Mt Hedlow Russell (Blewitt)
337 Hedlow Albino cap. Mt Hedlow Russell (Walsh)
The only known albino var.
capricornicum.
Walsh – internet listing 201524
Plant Name Variety Provenance: Location Collected; Source of Information; Additional Awards
Person who Named it; Hybridiser, etc. Comments About the Cultivar; etc.
338 Heather sp. Stewart x Watagan? Russell (Blewitt) AM/AOC 2004 (NSW)
Bred by S. Penman Bill Murdoch Trophy Winner 2005 R. Campbell
AM/ANOS 2005 (Qld.)
R. & H. Campbell
339 Hen’s Teeth i/v Misty Mountain x Windermere BROA flask list
(Described as “Mistymere ‘Hen’s
Teeth’” in list)
340 Herberton ped. This plant has sometimes been R/R (Len Field ’08)
referred to as Atherton. The towns of Atherton and Herberton
Atherton/Herberton are the same are both in the same area –
area. the Atherton Tableland. Atherton is
Named by Neil Finch. [Ritchie on the slopes of Halloran Hill, an extinct
(Flanagan ’08)] volcano, but no varieties of D.
speciosum grow on Halloran Hill.
About six km north-west of Atherton is
Bone’s Knob, which is another extinct
volcano, and that is the type location of
D. speciosum var. pedunculatum. The
variety’s range then extends west and
south-west over the Great Dividing
Range into the Herberton area and
beyond. (Noel Grundon)
341 Herberton Gold ped. Groffen
Comment by RMC:
May be the same as var. pedunculatum
‘Herberton Gold’
342 Herbmere i/v Herberton x Windermere R/R
A trade name for seedlings of cross Named by Brian Gerhard.
between these two parents.
343 Herbmere Lemonade i/v Windemere
344 Herbmere Enef I/v The Hanging Garden website 27.4.20
345 Herbmere Perfection i/v Windemere25
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346 Herbmere Poke Yer i/v Windemere
Eye Out
347 Herbmeremoon i/v Presumably a trade name for plants
containing three varieties: Herberton,
Windermere and Daylight Moon
348 Herbmoon i/v A trade name for seedlings of cross
between Herberton and Daylight
Moon.
349 Herbneil Tiny Tot i/v Windemere
350 Herbstar i/v A trade name for seedlings of cross
between Herberton x North Star.
351 Herbville Perfection i/v Herberton x Neville AON
352 Herrenhausen grand. GM/DOG 2015 (Culture)
SM/DOG 2015 (Botanical Species)
Herrenhäuser Gärten
353 Hollywood grand. The Hanging Garden websigte 27.4.20
354 Hollywood Giant grand. AON internet list July 2016, described
as “from Mount Larcom x Kroombit”.
355 Holy Hell curv. Eungella Walsh
356 Humdinger curv. Eungella Russell (Walmsley)
357 Hungarian Beauty curv. BROA eBay listing 2015
358 Hunter sp. Collected near Glendonbrook in the R/R
Hunter Valley in the 1970s. Henry Wilson
359 Hunters sp. Syn. of Hunter? Parent of plant exhibited at Brisbane
ANOS Conference 2013: D. speciosum
var. speciosum ((‘Hunters’ x
‘Windermere’) x ‘Hunters’)
360 Illawarra sp. Wollongong Walsh (Denis Wood)
361 Impressive sp. Dreamtime x self Russell (Harvey)26
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Person who Named it; Hybridiser, etc. Comments About the Cultivar; etc.
362 In Situ curv. 1,020 yellow-green flowers on 17 CCM/AOS 2019 J. Tyler
inflorescences; five canes bore two
inflorescences, in a 48cm plastic pot
363 Inca Gold black’se Russell (Blewitt)
364 Incredible Hulk sp. THG internet listing 2014
365 Ingot grand. Kroombit Tops Russell (Walsh)
366 Iono See entry for Eino above, for which AON internet listing 2015
this name appears to be a synonym.
367 Ironman curv. Eungella Walsh
368 Irvine Bank ped. Russell (Harvey)
369 Ivory Moon curv. Ivory Star x Daylight Moon Groffen
370 Ivory Star curv. Eungella Russell (Blewitt) HCC/ANOS 2002 (NSW)
A.P. & J.L. Blewitt
371 JR grand. Cedar. Cat.
372 Jack R. grand. Newcastle Conf.
373 Jackeroo curv. DUNO internet listing 2014
374 Jacqueline curv. Eungella. Named by Tony Blewitt Walsh
after his wife.
375 Janarne sp. Alum Mountain, Bulahdelah . R/R (Field ’08)
Big White
376 Jaq’s Moon 2 curv. Daylight Moon x Jacqueline Cedar. Cat. 2012
377 Jaq’s Moon Best curv. Daylight Moon x Jacqueline Champion species, Kabi Group show
2016
378 Jaydon grand. HCC/AOS 2016
379 Jean ped. Dobson
380 Jelita grand. Kroombit Gold x Mt Larcom Gold Cedar. Cat. 2010
Bred by Ted Gregory (Russell)
381 Jenna HCC/AOC 2018 (SA)
S. Howard
382 Jessie sp. Amy x Windermere Groffen27
Plant Name Variety Provenance: Location Collected; Source of Information; Additional Awards
Person who Named it; Hybridiser, etc. Comments About the Cultivar; etc.
383 Jill sp. National White x Windermere Garry Murphie AM/AOC 2003 (Vic.)
J. & J. Wooding
384 Jody curv. Eungella Russell (Walmsley)
385 John HCC/OSCOV 2003
B. & B. Khann
386 John Pollen parent of first prize winner class
10 Seedling D. speciosum any variety
Brisbane ANOS Conf. 2013 (D.
speciosum var. grandiflorum ‘Robyn’ x
‘John’)
387 John Lynch sp. Lower Portland area (Hawkesbury Walsh AM/AOC-NSW (1994)
District) B. Fletcher
388 Josephine i/v var. pedunculatum x var. speciosum John Rees HCC/AOC 2003 (Vic.)
J. & G. Prouse
389 Josh sp. Mangrove Mountain Gold x Watagan Russell (Korzenowski)
White.
Bred by R. Harvey
390 Judgadi sp. Georges River Special x Windermere Tony Blewitt
391 Julian sp. AM/OSCOV 2003 M. Harding
CC/OSCOV 2003 M. Harding
392 Julian grand. Russell (Edwards)
393 KU curv. Groffen
394 K. Hatcher ped. Same as Kev Hatcher or Keith Cedar. Cat. 2014
Hatcher?
395 Kabi 2003 curv. Cedar. Cat. 10
396 Kabi 2006 i/v Fool’s Gold x Windermere Cedar. Cat.
397 Kabi 2010 curv. Jacqueline x Daylight Moon Russell (Harvey) HCC/AOS 2012
T. Biggart
398 Kai curv. Eungella Russell (Blewitt)
399 Kai Anthony sp. Windermere x Charlie Russell (Blewitt)
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Plant Name Variety Provenance: Location Collected; Source of Information; Additional Awards
Person who Named it; Hybridiser, etc. Comments About the Cultivar; etc.
400 Kalpowar grand. S.E. of Kroombit Tops Russell (Blewitt)
401 Karen i/v Ermine x D. speciosum var. Merrellen Orchids 1984-85 catalogue, AM/AOC 2003 (NSW)
grandiflorum No. 35. (B. Burnham) B. Burnham
(Is this the hybrid by Harry Klose
mentioned by Ted in his article in the
AOR in Spring 1988?)
402 Karin BM/DOG 2012 (Bronze medal for
natural form in amateur category)
J. Cammin
403 Kate’s Special sp. From an island garden on the Walsh
Hawkesbury River. Harry Turner used
to holiday there and a resident Kate
grew it in her garden and gave Harry a
piece.
404 Kath sp. Champion of Ballina OS show 1981.
405 Kath curv. Cathu x self Russell (Edwards)
406 Kathy THG eBay listing August 2015
407 Kathy Ritz JC/AOS 2012
D. & C. Doran
408 Katherine curv. Daylight Moon x Jacqueline Russell (Blewitt)
409 Kathryn curv. Daylight Moon x Blew Moon R/R HCC/ANOS 2006 (NSW)
Breeder: Neil Finch Bill Murdoch Trophy Winner 2010 L. & B. Dobson
410 Katrina grand. Creek Aureum x Beranghi Gold Russell (Walsh) AD/ANOS 2010 M. Korzenowski
Bred by T. Walmsley/T. Blewitt
Named by Mick Korzenowski after his Mick Korzenowski’s article on AON web
eldest daughter. site.
411 Katy curv. Eungella Russell (Walmsley)
412 Kensington CCM/AOS 1967
413 Keith Hatcher ped. Same as Kev Hatcher? Revesby Workers Australian Native
Orchid Club September 2012 results
sheet29
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Person who Named it; Hybridiser, etc. Comments About the Cultivar; etc.
414 Kev Hatcher, ped. Russell (as Kev Hatcher)
Kevin Hatcher Actually var. boreale? Selfing benched
as var. boreale at Kabi show 2018.
Listed by THG as Kevin Hatcher on web
site 27.4.20.
415 Kiah ped. Groffen
416 Kiri curv. Eungella Russell (Blewitt)
417 Kirrama boreale Kirrama, near Cardwell NQ Russell (Walsh)
Walsh - internet listing Aug. 2014
418 Korora ped. Groffen
419 Kowhai CCC/OSNZ 2011
420 Kroombit Number 1 grand. Kroombit Russell (Walsh)
421 Kroombit 2B grand. Bill Murdoch Trophy entrant 1997
422 Kroombit D1 grand. Walsh - internet listing Aug. 2014
423 Kroombit Gold grand. Kroombit Tops. Collected by a South Walsh. HCC/AOC-QOS (1989)
Australian in the 1970s, before it was Progeny less likely to have crossed T. & B. Gregory
a National Park. lateral sepals than when Mount Larcom
Gold is used. [Ritchie (Flanagan ’08)]
424 Kroombit Gold Fire grand. Walsh web site 2016
425 Kroombit Hero grand. Kroombit Walsh – 2015 seedling listing online
426 Kroombit Jackpot grand. Kroombit Walsh
427 Kroombit Tops grand. Kroombit Tops R/R
428 Kullaroo curv. Eungella Russell (Walmsley)
429 Kundun Gold sp. Allan Trotter x Bill Platt’s Gold Russell (Blewitt)
Bred by R. Graham & A. Flanagan
430 L&N ACC/AOC-Vic. (1995)
L. & N. Crawford
431 La Moon Hastings i/v Kabi Show 2018
432 Lara curv. Daylight Moon x Jacqueline Russell (Blewitt)
433 Larcom Gold grand. Groffen
434 Last Find sp. Upper Macdonald River area. Walsh30
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435 Lauren grand. Bred by T. & B. Gregory Russell (Harvey)
436 J. Leishman No. 1 Interm. Unusual plant with intermediate Adams Symp.
grand & characters, collected many years ago
cap. from narrow strip of territory between
var. capricornicum & var.
grandiflorum.
437 Lemon all Over HCC/OSCOV 2016
The Hanging Garden
438 Lemon Ice grand. Exact origin unknown, but from var. Adams Symp. HCC/ANOS 2000 P.& S. Adams
grandiflorum territory. ACC/ANOS 2000 P.& S. Adams
AM/AOC 2001 (Vic.)
P. & S. Adams
439 Lemon Lady curv. AM/AOC 2012 (Vic.)
P. & S. Adams
440 Lemon Yellow spec. THG web site 27.4.20
441 Lemonade Perfection i/v Herbmere Lemonade x ((Mount AON 2012
Larcom Gold x Windermere)
’Perfection’)
442 Len Lawler ped. Russell (Blewitt)
443 Lennie (also known as sp. var. speciosum ‘Misty Mountain’ x AON 2012
Windy Mountain ‘Windermere’
Lennie)
444 Len’s Best White sp. Watagan Mountains . Neil Finch did a R/R
lot of hybridizing with it [Len Field Very large, beautiful white.
‘08].
445 Leo’s 2 Carnarvon cap. Kempsey 2016
Gorge
446 Light Lemon curv. Cedar. Cat. 10
447 Lightning Bolt sp. BROA flask list
448 Lil Wheelan sp. Windermere x Hastings Heath (Taylor)
449 Lily Millane grand. Kroombit Gold x Mt Larcom Gold Russell (Edwards)
Bred by T. & B. Gregory31
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450 Linus i/v National White x Ted Written on label in ANOS award HCC/ANOS 2007
photograph. HCC/AOC 2008 (NSW) Y. Ferris
451 Little Big Horn ped. Atherton Dobson
452 Little John sp. Watagan Mountains R/R HCC/AOC-QOS (1989)
Smallish white flowers on good upright T. & B. Gregory
racemes. Appealing.
453 Little Potatoes sp. Groffen
454 Liz HCC/OSCOV 2010
N. Sargant
455 Loch Park curv. Jacqueline x Daylight Moon Chris Pegg
456 Lofty sp. Dobson
457 Longfella sp. Dobson
458 Lorne Frost i/v National White x Daylight Moon ANOS Conference B risbane 2013
459 Lorraine sp. Windermere x self Dobson HCC/OSCOV 2018 D. Bradshaw
Breeder: Neil Finch
460 Lorraine Burnham i/v Peninsula Princess x Beranghi Gold HCC/ANOS 2018 (Qld)
T. Trigger
461 Lucky 3 grand. DUNO 2011 pricelist
462 Lucky Last sp. Central Coast Russell (Walsh)
463 Ludlow’s Giant grand. From south of var. grandiflorum Walsh.
territory? This plant is not known for good floral
forms, but is apparently very large and
starry. (Walsh)
464 Lunar Eclipse i/v (Beranghi Gold x Ted) x (Daylight Tinonee catalogue 2015.
Moon x self)
465 Lunar Light curv. HCC/AOC 2012 (Vic.)
P. & S. Adams
466 Lute sp. Western.
Intense gold.
467 Luteolus curv. AM/AOC 2012 (Vic.)
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Person who Named it; Hybridiser, etc. Comments About the Cultivar; etc.
468 Lyn’s Joy cap. Groffen
469 Lynda Anne HCC/OSCOV 2004 M. Harding
470 Lynette sp. Watagan Russell (Banks)
471 Lyrebird sp. Central Coast, 1997 Albino form.
Walsh – Australian Orchid Review
(Vol. 79, No. 5) Oct.-Nov. 2014
472 Lyrebird Alba sp. Central Coast Russell (Walsh)
473 Mackay curv. Bred by Harry Klose in 1970s. R/R
474 Mackay ACF curv. Groffen
475 Mackay Kenny curv. Kempsey 2015
476 Madaline HCC/OSCOV 1997 F. Piercy
477 Madeleine i/v Windermere x Daylight Moon AM/AOC 2006 (NSW) M. Brown
478 Maddison i/v Mt Larcom Gold x Windermere Grand Champion ANOS Newcastle AM/AOC 2015 (NSW)
Spring Show 2015 G. Young & C. Farrell
479 Maddy i/v Windermere x Daylight Moon Grand Champion Kempsey 2017 AM/AOC 2017 (NSW)
HCC/ANOS 2017 (Combined
panel, Kempsey)
T. & W. Walmsley
480 Magic grand. Groffen
481 Magic i/v Daylight Moon x National White Farrell, via. Stockton
482 Magic Monster curv. CC/OSCOV 2012
The Hanging Garden
483 Magic Wind i/v THG web site 27.4.20
484 Magnifica curv. Russell (Dobson)
485 Mallacoota Gold sp. Russell (Edwards)
486 Mandy i/v Beranghi Gold x Ted Earth to Joy web site gallery 04/20
487 Mangrove Mountain sp. Mangrove Mountain Russell (Korzenowski)
Gold
488 Margaret Healey curv. Named by Kevin Hipkins. A lot of bright red colouring on flowers.
(Information from Sid Batchelor in AOR
Vol 56 - No. 1, February 1991, p15.)33
Plant Name Variety Provenance: Location Collected; Source of Information; Additional Awards
Person who Named it; Hybridiser, etc. Comments About the Cultivar; etc.
489 Margaret Rose curv. Daylight Moon x Misty Mountain Awarded at Newcastle Conf. 2010 HCC/AOC 2010 (NSW)
F. Fear
490 Marian Bill Murdoch Trophy entrant 1997
491 Maribyrnong i/v Windermere x Daylight Moon M. Drobski
492 Marie ped. DUNO internet listing 2014
493 Mark curv. Eungella Russell (Korzenowski)
494 Marlene D i/v National White x Daylight Moon Kempsey 2016
495 Mary curv. Groffen
496 Marylin i/v Beranghi Gold x Ted Pollen parent of Champion intervarietal
D. speciosum complex Brisbane ANOS
Conference 2013
Earth to Job web site gallery 04/20
497 Mat cap. Western
498 Matilda curv. ACC/AOC 2010 (SA)
R. & D. Lane
499 Maverick curv. Eungella Russell (Walmsley)
500 Maximus sp. Lennie x Windermere Grand Champion Kempsey 2019 HCC/ANOS 2019 (Combined,
Kempsey)
AM/AOC 2019 (NSW)
B. Fletcher
501 May cap. Russell (Blewitt)
502 Mega ped. Atherton Dobson
503 Megan sp. National White x Windermere Russell (Edwards)
504 Melva’s Gold HCC/ANOS 2016 (8th Conf.)
D. Hemmings
505 Melville curv. Daylight Moon x Jacqueline Champion Species Kabi show 2018
506 Memoria Helen Jean AM/AOC 2016 (NSW)
S. Crosby & A. Costa
507 Memoria Neville HCC/AOC 2016 (NSW)
Roper J. Robinson
508 Michael Stephen sp. Putty area Russell (Korzenowski)34
Plant Name Variety Provenance: Location Collected; Source of Information; Additional Awards
Person who Named it; Hybridiser, etc. Comments About the Cultivar; etc.
509 Michelle grand. B. Burnham ACC/ANOS 2001 (Qld.)
B.H. Burnham
510 Mick grand. Dobson
511 Mick’s Best ped. Herberton Range Walsh (Korzenowski)
512 Mick’s Orange grand. This is the early name for Mick Korzenowski, in article on AON
Korzenowski’s ‘Katrina’. That name website.
was used by some hybridisers Mick
gave flowers to before he named the
plant and it still appears in some
listings.
513 Mickey Creek black’se Blackdown Tableland Russell (Harvey)
514 Mighty Stars black’se Jody Cutajar (Facebook 8/19)
515 Mike’s Best boreale Atherton Tableland Walsh (Harrison)
516 Millstream curv. Eungella Dobson.
Gerry Walsh considers Millstream is
not a name known to him from
Eungella, but he is aware of
pedunculatums from near Millstream
Falls west of Atherton.
517 Millstream White boreale At or north of Mt Spec area. Russell (Blewitt)
518 Mimosa sp. Western.
Lime yellow.
519 Miriam grand. Heath (Earth to Joy)
520 Miniforme boreale Collected by Ken McPherson. Cedar. Cat. 2012
Once regarded as compact form of var.
curvicaule, now included in var. boreale
(Cedar. Cat. 2016)
521 Miracle sp. Central Coast Walsh
522 Miss Desmond sp. Spaceman x Windermere Groffen
523 Misty Palms curv. (Also described in the same entry on Very large flowers.
web site as Robbie’s Misty Palms) The Hanging Garden web site 27.4.20.35
Plant Name Variety Provenance: Location Collected; Source of Information; Additional Awards
Person who Named it; Hybridiser, etc. Comments About the Cultivar; etc.
524 Misty Mountain curv. Eungella . Dobson HCC/ANOS 2004 (NSW)
L. & B. Dobson
Twin of Blew Moon (R/R)
525 Misty Mountain sp. Inland from Bateman’s Bay R/R [John Evans ‘08]
526 Moggie curv. T.B. No. 1 x Jaqueline HCC/ANOS 2016 (NSW)
P. Dowling
527 Monte sp. Bred by T&B Gregory Russell (Harvey)
528 Moon River curv. Kempsey 2016
529 Moonbeam curv. Eungella Russell (Adams) HCC/AOC 2009 (Vic.)
P. & S. Adams
530 Moonglow i/v BROA eBay listing 2015
531 Moonlight i/v National White x Daylight Moon HCC/ANOS 2009 (NSW)
D. Cruickshanks
532 Moonlight ped. Heath (AON)
533 Moonmere AM/AOC 2014 (Vic.) D. Wain
534 Moonmere Best 2004 i/v Daylight Moon x Windermere AON
535 Moonmere Excellence i/v Daylight Moon x Windermere Russell (Blewitt) HCC/AOC 2005 (Vic.) AON
536 Moonmere Lemonade i/v Windemere
537 Moorland grand. HCC-CC/OSCOV 2012
I. Forrest
538 Morrie boreale At or north of Mt Spec area Russell (Blewitt)
539 Morrie cap. Warringah Group Show 2010
540 Morrie grand. Merrellen Orchids’ ’84-85 catalogue.
At least 200 rich golden flowers per
inflorescence.
541 Mt Binga hillii OoN eBay August 2015
542 Mount Fort William grand. Groffen
543 Morwell CC/OSCOV 2012
R. Gribble36
Plant Name Variety Provenance: Location Collected; Source of Information; Additional Awards
Person who Named it; Hybridiser, etc. Comments About the Cultivar; etc.
544 Mount Fraser ped. Mount Fraser Russell (Harvey)
Gerry Walsh says Mt Fraser is high
Cloud Forest country and totally
unsuited to dry country peduncs. He
suggests it may be Adams’ var. boreale
or Jones’ Thelychiton biconvexus or
Dockrill’s var. curvicaule as he knew it.
Ross Harvey, who found it, states it is a
var. pedunculatum form but in
cultivation it grows much larger and
looks like var. boreale. (Russell)
545 Mount Larcom #A2 grand. Western
Gold
546 Mount Larcom grand. Russell (Edwards)
Compact
547 Mount Larcom grand. Russell (Edwards)
Excellence
548 Mount Larcom Gold grand. Mt. Larcom. Ritchie (Gregory ’08)
There have been a few plants collected
which have been called ‘Mt Larcom
Gold’. The best known one has been
used a bit in hybridizing. Many
progeny have crossed legs. Results
from using Kroombit Gold have been
better.
549 Mount Larcom Gold grand. Heath (AON)
Elegance
550 Mount Larcom Orange grand. Groffen
Perfection
551 Mount Wheeler cap. Mt Wheeler Russell (Blewitt)
552 Mountain Gold grand. Walsh – 2015 seedling catalogue online
553 Mrs Morrie ped. Groffen
554 Muscles curv. Eungella DobsonYou can also read
