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C. deckerii coerulea 'Claudia'
Our new location has many beautiful spots which we will
make into areas where orchids can be enjoyed growing naturally.
My wife Claudia E. Sauleda and I, Ruben P. Sauleda
would like to welcome everyone to our new location.
Our new 6400 square foot greenhouse.
We specialize in Cattleya and Encyclia species
and hybrids.
Our new lab, ready to serve your flasking needs.
Click here for flasking information
Lists of Flasks and Plants Available
Click here to see a list of flasks and plants available on Ebay.
Ebay store and as listings on Ebay. You can bid or order directly
from the Ebay store or from our current listings. Listings end on
Sunday and we relist on Tuesday. As a service to our customers
that visit our web site, you can purchase our flasks and plants
directly by emailing us a list of what you need and we will send
you a quote including the shipping charges. Shipping
for multiple items is considerably less than what is quoted
on Ebay. We ship only on Monday and Tuesday.
If by clicking above, you are not taken to our Ebay store, we suggest
that you go to Ebay and search "orchid flask". There you will find one
of our listings with a link to our Ebay store.
You can also see a complete list of what we have available on
Craig's List. However, many of the flasks on this list are not
ready to be shipped. These flasks may be obtained at our nursery.
Please note that we do not reserve flasks. Our policy is first come
first served.
Click here to see a list of flasks and plants available on Craig's List.
Orchid Art by Rebeka Sauleda
Phrag. Penns Creek Cascade
'Claudia'
Silver Medal - South Florida Orchid Society
March 15, 2006
Best Phrag in Coral Gables Orchid Society Show
at Fairchild Tropical Garden 4th Annual Show
March 31, 2006
Polystachya concreta
Florida native.
from the University of South Florida, I wish to note
that I am very aware of the changes being made
to orchid nomenclature based on DNA studies.
Many of the changes are not new and the genera being
used were actually established in the 1800’s but were
ignored until they conveniently fit the DNA data.
Some of the changes I agree with but, some I totally
disagree with. Placing Laelia tenebarosa in the genus
Sophronitis demonstrates that something is seriously
wrong with the data that led to this conclusion. In
addition, the orchid family is a horticulturally important
group and this should be taken into consideration before
making drastic nomenclatural changes. It suffices to
recognize that sections are distinct groups without the
need to raise them to generic level. I feel that many of
these changes are not necessary and just lead to confusion
among orchid hobbyists. Therefore, unless they are generic
names that have been in use, I do not plan to use them
on my web site or on my labels at this time.
Ruben In Orchids
Photo Gallery
Click here to view our collection of
Cattleya amethystoglossa
Click here to view our exhibit in the
2006 Miami International Orchid Show
East Everglades Orchid Society Show 2005
The Everglades
The Battle of the Little Big Cypress
Thank you for visiting our web site.
You can email us at rubeninorchids@bellsouth.net
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