C. intermedia x C. Elizabeth Carlson and Den. Vineyard x Den. Cartwheel.
Cheers Wendy

Very pretty! They compliment each other.

Diana

"Wendy7" wrote in message
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C. intermedia x C. Elizabeth Carlson and Den. Vineyard x Den. Cartwheel.
Cheers Wendy

Very nice indeed, Wendy.
I went looking up the lineage of the Den, and found what I believe to be an
error in Orchid Wiz:

D. Vineyard is given as 1/8 phalaenopsis & tokai, 1/4 discolor, & 1/2
veratrifolium. No argument - it's one of the photos that worries me:

D. veratrifolium is a synonym for D. lineale. Historically, very early in the
piece a terrestrial orchid - Phaius tankervilleae - was also named as D.
veratrifolium until the error in generic classification was identified.

Orchid Wiz's photo illustrating D. veratrifolium is in fact of Phaius
tankervilleae. I believe it would be highly unlikely (read impossible) for this
plant to be hybridised wirh a Dendrobe.


On Fri, 11 Apr 2008 20:15:29 -0700, "Wendy7" wrote:

C. intermedia x C. Elizabeth Carlson and Den. Vineyard x Den. Cartwheel.
Cheers Wendy
Dave Gillingham
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Hey Dave, It just shows to go that nothing is written in stone. I wonder if
Orchid Wiz would like to know.

I started looking for pics of the orchids that you listed, still could not
find all of them & what
gave my cross the heavy deep purple colour?
Thanks for the info.
Cheers Wendy
"Dave Gillingham" wrote in message
news
Very nice indeed, Wendy.
I went looking up the lineage of the Den, and found what I believe to be
an
error in Orchid Wiz:

D. Vineyard is given as 1/8 phalaenopsis & tokai, 1/4 discolor, & 1/2
veratrifolium. No argument - it's one of the photos that worries me:

D. veratrifolium is a synonym for D. lineale. Historically, very early in
the
piece a terrestrial orchid - Phaius tankervilleae - was also named as D.
veratrifolium until the error in generic classification was identified.

Orchid Wiz's photo illustrating D. veratrifolium is in fact of Phaius
tankervilleae. I believe it would be highly unlikely (read impossible)
for this
plant to be hybridised wirh a Dendrobe.


On Fri, 11 Apr 2008 20:15:29 -0700, "Wendy7" wrote:

C. intermedia x C. Elizabeth Carlson and Den. Vineyard x Den. Cartwheel.
Cheers Wendy
Dave Gillingham
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OrchidWiz clearly states that the photo IS of the phaius.

Almost everything was called a dendrobium early on!

Dendrobium veratrifolium Roxb. 1832 is what we now know as Phaius
tankervilleae.

Dendrobium veratrifolium Lindl. non Roxb. 1843 is the dendrobium now known
as D. lineale

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Ray Barkalow - First Rays Orchids - www.firstrays.com
Plants, Supplies. Books, Artwork, and lots of Free Info!


"Wendy7" wrote in message
...
Hey Dave, It just shows to go that nothing is written in stone. I wonder
if Orchid Wiz would like to know.

I started looking for pics of the orchids that you listed, still could not
find all of them & what
gave my cross the heavy deep purple colour?
Thanks for the info.
Cheers Wendy
"Dave Gillingham" wrote in message
news
Very nice indeed, Wendy.
I went looking up the lineage of the Den, and found what I believe to be
an
error in Orchid Wiz:

D. Vineyard is given as 1/8 phalaenopsis & tokai, 1/4 discolor, & 1/2
veratrifolium. No argument - it's one of the photos that worries me:

D. veratrifolium is a synonym for D. lineale. Historically, very early
in the
piece a terrestrial orchid - Phaius tankervilleae - was also named as D.
veratrifolium until the error in generic classification was identified.

Orchid Wiz's photo illustrating D. veratrifolium is in fact of Phaius
tankervilleae. I believe it would be highly unlikely (read impossible)
for this
plant to be hybridised wirh a Dendrobe.


On Fri, 11 Apr 2008 20:15:29 -0700, "Wendy7" wrote:

C. intermedia x C. Elizabeth Carlson and Den. Vineyard x Den. Cartwheel.
Cheers Wendy
Dave Gillingham
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Going back to the old Sanders books, there's another line of breeding using
D lineale (veratrifolium) - 44th Battalion and 100th Batallion - which OW
states are hybrids with Den. lineale. There is an error in Orchidwiz which
Dave should email Alex (OW) about.

K Barrett

"Ray B" wrote in message
news:uvLMj.12184$mG1.2747@trndny08...
OrchidWiz clearly states that the photo IS of the phaius.

Almost everything was called a dendrobium early on!

Dendrobium veratrifolium Roxb. 1832 is what we now know as Phaius
tankervilleae.

Dendrobium veratrifolium Lindl. non Roxb. 1843 is the dendrobium now known
as D. lineale

--

Ray Barkalow - First Rays Orchids - www.firstrays.com
Plants, Supplies. Books, Artwork, and lots of Free Info!


"Wendy7" wrote in message
...
Hey Dave, It just shows to go that nothing is written in stone. I wonder
if Orchid Wiz would like to know.

I started looking for pics of the orchids that you listed, still could
not find all of them & what
gave my cross the heavy deep purple colour?
Thanks for the info.
Cheers Wendy
"Dave Gillingham" wrote in message
news
Very nice indeed, Wendy.
I went looking up the lineage of the Den, and found what I believe to be
an
error in Orchid Wiz:

D. Vineyard is given as 1/8 phalaenopsis & tokai, 1/4 discolor, & 1/2
veratrifolium. No argument - it's one of the photos that worries me:

D. veratrifolium is a synonym for D. lineale. Historically, very early
in the
piece a terrestrial orchid - Phaius tankervilleae - was also named as D.
veratrifolium until the error in generic classification was identified.

Orchid Wiz's photo illustrating D. veratrifolium is in fact of Phaius
tankervilleae. I believe it would be highly unlikely (read impossible)
for this
plant to be hybridised wirh a Dendrobe.


On Fri, 11 Apr 2008 20:15:29 -0700, "Wendy7" wrote:

C. intermedia x C. Elizabeth Carlson and Den. Vineyard x Den. Cartwheel.
Cheers Wendy
Dave Gillingham
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