Cymbidium, orchid plant named ‘Everglades Gold’
OwnerMilton Carpenterinventor
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Abstract
A distinct cultivar of Cymbidium plant named ‘Everglades Gold’, characterized by a compact, upright growth habit with particular vigor in summer temperatures with a diurnal range of 70-95 degrees Fahrenheit, that is not normally characteristic of Cymbidium. Leaves are of intermediate diameter, upright till of length of approximately 20″ when they arch outwardly. The intensely colored cadmium yellow flowers are carried on a fleshy, erect peduncle without any arching character. Flowers will maintain quality with no obvious senescence for a minimum of 35 days in 70-95 degree Fahrenheit temperature range.
Claims1
It is claimed that this is a new and distinct variety of pot plant Cymbidium named ‘Everglades Gold’ as illustrated and described.
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