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 Phalaenopsis:
Phalaenopsis or the moth orchid has lavish sprays of pink, white, yellow, red, spotted and stripped flowers, which last for weeks, and come in about 50 different species.
Among the most popular phalaenopsis is the white especially with the yellow center
Dendrobium:
Dendrobium has more than 1,000 species making it the largest orchid genus. The bulbophyllum may out number Dendrobium in species, but can't compare to its beauty
Cymbidium:
Cymbidiums grow outdoors year round in southern California, where their culture is similar to day lilies. These large, cymbidium grassy plants bear stalks of heavy, waxy flowers in pastel hues from cream to pink and on into green and maroon. The flowers are long lasting and are often used for corsages.
 Paphiopedilum:
Paphiopedilum (Lady Slipper) are extremely long lasting, boldly colored flowers of distinctive shape-a large, flat "dorsal" sepal at the back of the flower accenting the heavy protruding pouch.
Cattleya:
Cattleya "Intermediate" orchids form a large group which are easy to grow in a sunny, south facing window in the home. Cattleya's and their close relatives Laelia, Sophronitis, Brassavola, Epidendrum and their hybrids Oncidium, (picture below) Brassia and Miltonia all need approximately the same care.
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Purchase Orchids
Orchid Q&A/Varieties • Orchid Care Guide
You can purchase various varieties of orchids from Floral Fashions, we may have some in stock that arent displayed here, if you cant find what you are looking for below, please give us a call at 800-253-2294.
Please Note: The following Orchids are for Local Delivery or pick-up ONLY.
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Are orchids hard to grow?
No. They are no more difficult than many flowering plants. Like any other plant,  they need water, fertilizer, light and air. Click Here to see the Orchid Care Guide
Are all orchids the same?
Quite the contrary, no plant family is more diverse. In fact being the largest plant family with over 20,000 species. Orchids exhibit amazingly different shapes, forms and growth habits.
Aren't orchids expensive?
Not any more. Once a hobby for the wealthy, orchids are now within the reach of any income. You can spend as little as you like but trying to own one orchid is like trying to eat one peanut.
What is the difference between Epiphytes and Lithophytes?
Epiphytes are orchids that grow on trees and Lithophytes are orchids that grow on rocks.
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