Miltonia

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Miltonias' native habitat is South America, principally Brazil.  They are much hybridized by growers for the colorful and sometimes gaudy flowers that can be produced.  Flowers of the Miltonia genus and the related Miltoniopsis genus are popularly referred to as "pansy orchids" for their resemblance to pansies.  

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milt10.jpg (49103 bytes) Miltonia Jersey x Rouge Bouillon milt11.jpg (45785 bytes) Miltoniopsis phalaenopsis
milt12.jpg (43174 bytes) Miltonidium Pupukea Sunset 'Hihimanu'. An intergeneric hybrid of Miltonia and Oncidium, both tropical American plants. milt131.jpg (72452 bytes) Miltonia Rainbow Falls x (Mem. Ida Seigal x Echo Bay)
milt13.jpg (52883 bytes) Miltonia Rainbow Falls x (Mem. Ida Seigal x Echo Bay). A closer view. milt141.jpg (69461 bytes) Miltonia Newton Falls 'Waterfall'
milt14.jpg (53618 bytes) Miltonia Newton Falls 'Waterfall'.  A closer view. miltalxedwards.jpg (51214 bytes) Miltonia Arnold Linsman x Edwards 'Lulu' 
milvex.jpg (37140 bytes) Miltoniopsis vexillaria ('Carolina' x 'Lambeaueuna' FCC/RHS) . A refreshingly simple natural version of an orchid much-hybridized into gaudy coloring. This species is found in Colombia and Ecuador.

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