I have mostly slippers, listed here, along with a few others that are simply too nice to pass up (mostly my wife's).

Ron Burch Slipper Orchids as of August 1, 2005


Cypripedium

Blooming plants

Cyp andrewsii
Cyp candidum
Cyp x favillianum
Cyp formosanum
Cyp franchetti
Cyp henryi
Cyp japonicum
Cyp kentuckiense (white cultivar)
Cyp kentuckiense (cream cultivar)
Cyp macranthos (from Irkutsk)
Cyp parviflorum (two cultivars)
Cyp pubescens (six cultivars)
Cyp reginae
Cyp reginae albolabium
Cyp smithii (calcicolum)
Cyp tibeticum

Hybrids

Cyp Emil
Cyp Gisela
Cyp Hank Small
Cyp Inge
Cyp Ingrid
Cyp Michael
Cyp Philipp
Cyp Sabine

Seedlings out of flask > one year

Cyp calceolus (Slovakia)
Cyp flavum
Cyp kentuckiense
Cyp lichiangense
Cyp macranthos (Irkutsk)
Cyp parviflorum (Garden in the Woods)
Cyp pubescens (Itaska Co MN)
Cyp pubescens (Perakos Queen)
Cyp yunnanense


In flask (younger than first vernalization)

Cyp acaule (pink)
Cyp acaule (Dark Cherry)
Cyp candidum (awaiting germination)
Cyp flavum (red spotted pouch)
Cyp formosanum
Cyp henryi
Cyp montanum (magenta petals)
Cyp passerinum (awaiting germination)
Cyp “parviflorum” (Illingworth ‘small flower’)
Cyp pubescens (Laroque Pennsylvania)
Cyp pubescens (Perakos Huge)
Cyp pubescens (Perakos Queen)
Cyp reginae
Cyp reginae (Illingworth)
Cyp reginae albolabium
Cyp wardii

Burch hybrids

Cyp Gisela x pubescens
Cyp reginae x acaule
Cyp reginae x kentuckiense
Cyp reginae x pubescens

Magrys hybrids

Cyp acaule x formosanum

Perakos hybrids

Cyp Achim x favillianum
Cyp andrewsii x Aki
Cyp andrewsii x macranthos alba
Cyp Aki x favillianum
Cyp favillianum x macranthos alba
Cyp Gisela x andrewsii
Cyp Gisela x candidum
Cyp Gisela x favillianum
Cyp Gisela x macranthos alba
Cyp Philipp x favillianum
Cyp pubescens x macranthos alba
Cyp Sabine x favillianum


Mexipedium

Mexipedium xerophyticum


Paphiopedilum

Paph delenatii Pink Balloon
Paph Dellaina
Paph Hampshire Raven x Hsinying Maru
Paph lowii Waterfield x Shanty Gardens
Paph micranthum


Phragmipedium

Phrag besseae
Phrag longifolium
Phrag schlimii
Phrag « warscewiczianum »

Phrag Mont Fallu 4N


Selenipedium

Sel aequinoctiale

Very nice slipper list! You have some really rare Cyps, cool!

There are about 20 REALLY rare ones I am looking for!

Ron Burch

Very nice - I was just telling someone in my orchid society about you and your plants the other day as he also grows some Cyps.

You have contributed lots of valuable Cyp info and photos to the forum and I enjoyed every bit, thanks! Keep up the good work!

Wow! Impressive list! :clap:

very nice list :clap:

What a Cyps collection!

Wow! Incredible cyp collection!

thanks

:bowing:

Boy, that is a great list

Ron,
I would like to tell everyone that you have just written a super article for the British Paphiopedilum Society.
The BPS covers all slippers and Cyps are really on the up and up!!!

Thanks again Ron!! :clap2:

Talking of Slipper Symposium's, are any of you going to the one down here in Kissimmee????????

November 5th!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :Shh:

Paul
@RATCLIFFE

Nice List! I wanna grow cyps!!!! :bowing:

Hi, Paul,

I would love to attend the one in Kissimmee but those folks at work insist that I stick around there instead!

Ron

Well, I can't wait to read it! Congratulations, Ron!
I'd love to go to Kissimmee also.
Marcus - can you go and report back to the deprived masses here? Please? :bowing:

*groan* It would be wonderful to attend.

Well, I can't wait to read it! Congratulations, Ron!
I'd love to go to Kissimmee also.
Marcus - can you go and report back to the deprived masses here? Please? :bowing:

I'd love to go. You wanna babysit? :wink:

Marcus - can you go and report back to the deprived masses here? Please? :bowing:

I'd love to go. You wanna babysit? :wink:[/quote]

I'd might as well just go....:wink:

Hi Ron
nice list and interesting to see all the hybrids (and not all are listed) (Toms cyp jap x form was not there if I saw correct).
There seem to be prior atempts to cross reginae with kent and the faild or turned out to be pure reginae. (Svante Malmgren) Have You taken any extra precousion not to have any bumble bee knocking up Your reginae before You?
Cyp reg gives wonderful hydrids, but is supposed to be tricky since it often gives pure reginae regardless of other parent. (that has a fancy name but I forgot that) :) :(

I really hope that You will have sucess with the breeding they would be marvolous

Kind regards
Joakim