item: #1 of 4
          id: 17155
      author: Boyle, Frederick
       title: About Orchids: A Chat
        date: None
       words: 54576
      flesch: 73
     summary: It is to be observed, also, that Gardner's Cattleya was the nearest relative of Swainson's;--it is known at present as _C. labiata Warneri_. Not least extraordinary, however, in this extraordinary tale is the fact that various bits of _C. l. vera_ turned up during this time.
    keywords: bloom; bulbs; business; case; cattleya; class; colour; cool; course; crimson; cypripedium; day; days; fact; feet; flower; form; garden; genus; good; green; half; hand; home; house; hybrids; inches; lip; loelia; lost; man; men; messrs; months; native; nature; new; number; odontoglossum; orchids; plants; present; purple; round; sander; species; things; time; variety; white; years; yellow
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        item: #2 of 4
          id: 32205
      author: Boyle, Frederick
       title: The Woodlands Orchids, Described and Illustrated With Stories of Orchid-Collecting
        date: None
       words: 71935
      flesch: 81
     summary: Though they are not systematically hostile to white men, Roebelin saw no chance of exploring the country. Accordingly white men are received with enthusiasm.
    keywords: base; brown; business; catt; cattleya; colour; course; crimson; cypripedium; dark; day; disc; dorsal; edges; end; eyes; feet; fine; flower; form; gold; good; great; green; greenish; half; house; hybrid; indians; l.-c; laelia; length; lines; lip; man; margin; maroon; mauve; measures; men; new; orange; orchids; oversluys; pale; people; petals; pink; place; plants; purple; purplish; purpurata; red; roebelin; roezl; rose; rosy; round; sam; sander; sepals; sir; slipper; species; spots; story; throat; time; variety; village; way; white; years; yellow
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        item: #3 of 4
          id: 33593
      author: O'Brien, James
       title: Orchids
        date: None
       words: 27385
      flesch: 61
     summary: The deciduous class is exemplified by _D. nobile_, _D. Wardianum_, _D. crassinode_, and the plants associated with them, and their hybrids; and the evergreen species by _D. densiflorum_, _D. Farmeri_, and _D. chrysotoxum_. ~Disa.~--A genus of terrestrial Orchids from Africa, best represented in gardens by the fine Scarlet _Disa grandiflora_, which, with the others of its section, _D. racemosa_ and _D. tripetaloides_, have produced many beautiful hybrids.
    keywords: baskets; bulbs; cool; fibre; fine; flowers; gardens; genus; growth; house; house plants; hybrids; leaves; material; moss; orchid house; orchids; plants; pots; potting; pseudo; resting; season; section; seeds; species; staging; time; water; white
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        item: #4 of 4
          id: 46281
      author: Bateman, Jas. (James)
       title: A Monograph of Odontoglossum
        date: None
       words: 20011
      flesch: 68
     summary: The first rumours that reached us of the plant led to a suspicion that it might, after all, be only a variety of _O. vexillarium_, but these unworthy fears were at once dispelled by the flowering of the plant itself at Mr. Bull's nursery in the early part of last September, when Mr. Fitch prepared his drawing, and Professor Reichenbach obtained materials for the description which appeared in the _Gardeners' Chronicle_ of September 27, 1873. _O. triumphans_ does not appear to be so plentiful in its native habitats as _O. Hallii_, _O. luteo-purpureum_, and many other N. Grenada kinds that now swarm in our collections.
    keywords: base; brevioribus; brown; column; description; feet; flowers; foliis; habitat; illustration; inches; lanceolate; leaves; length; lindl; lindley; lip; new; oblong; odontoglossum; orchids; ovate; petals; plant; plate; pseudobulbs; reichenbach; sepals; species; specimens; white; yellow
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