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Hildebrandii Stock Photos and Images

Aeschynanthus Hildebrandii, wild flowers in forest, Thailand Stock Photo

RFGK3PNK–Aeschynanthus Hildebrandii, wild flowers in forest, Thailand

RFCCA8WA–Macadamia nuts

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Dendrobium signatum (as Dendrobium hildebrandtii, spelled Dendrobium hildebrandii) - Curtis' 122 (Ser. 3 no. 52) pl. 7453 (1896) Stock Photo

RMEEP4XW–Dendrobium signatum (as Dendrobium hildebrandtii, spelled Dendrobium hildebrandii) - Curtis' 122 (Ser. 3 no. 52) pl. 7453 (1896)

RMJ37XP6–Dendrobium signatum (as Dendrobium hildebrandtii, spelled Dendrobium hildebrandii) Curtis' 122 (Ser. 3 no. 52) pl. 7453 (1896)

158 Dendrobium signatum (as Dendrobium hildebrandtii, spelled Dendrobium hildebrandii) - Curtis' 122 (Ser. 3 no. 52) pl. 7453 (1896) Stock Photo

RMPBWB8N–158 Dendrobium signatum (as Dendrobium hildebrandtii, spelled Dendrobium hildebrandii) - Curtis' 122 (Ser. 3 no. 52) pl. 7453 (1896)

RMW8AG5N–Dendrobium signatum (as Dendrobium hildebrandtii, spelled Dendrobium hildebrandii) - Curtis' 122 (Ser. 3 no. 52) pl. 7453 (1896).

Celtis hildebrandii Soepadmo Celtis hildebrandii Soepadmo. Stock Photo

RM2C1E3MT–Celtis hildebrandii Soepadmo Celtis hildebrandii Soepadmo.

Orchids for everyone . e choice flowers are in demand at that season.The stems are about fifteen inches high, stout and rigid; theflowers are borne in clusters at the apex of the new leafy growth.D. iNFUNDiBULUM and D. Jamesianum are closely allied to B.formosum^ and from a cultivators point of view they may beconsidered as less useful varieties of the latter. D. HiLDEBRANDii is a Burmese species that came suddenlyinto public favour a few years ago. It has twisted sepals andpetals, is pale yellow, and flowers very freely. D. nobile is an extremely popular Orchid because it is cheap,easily grow Stock Photo

RM2AJ1GDH–Orchids for everyone . e choice flowers are in demand at that season.The stems are about fifteen inches high, stout and rigid; theflowers are borne in clusters at the apex of the new leafy growth.D. iNFUNDiBULUM and D. Jamesianum are closely allied to B.formosum^ and from a cultivators point of view they may beconsidered as less useful varieties of the latter. D. HiLDEBRANDii is a Burmese species that came suddenlyinto public favour a few years ago. It has twisted sepals andpetals, is pale yellow, and flowers very freely. D. nobile is an extremely popular Orchid because it is cheap,easily grow

RFGK3PEK–Aeschynanthus Hildebrandii, wild flowers in forest, Thailand

RFCCA8WK–Macadamia nuts

RMHKF3RX–Dendrobium signatum (as Dendrobium hildebrandtii, spelled Dendrobium hildebrandii) Curtis' 122 (Ser. 3 no. 52) pl. 7453 (1896)

. Illustration of Dendrobium signatum (as syn. Dendrobium hildebrandtii, spelled by Hooker as Dendrobium hildebrandii) . 1896. M. S. del. ( = Matilda Smith, 1854-1926), J. N. Fitch lith. ( = John Nugent Fitch, 1840–1927) Description by Joseph Dalton Hooker (1817—1911) 159 Dendrobium signatum (as Dendrobium hildebrandtii, spelled Dendrobium hildebrandii) - Curtis' 122 (Ser. 3 no. 52) pl. 7453 (1896) Stock Photo

RMMX7CYB–. Illustration of Dendrobium signatum (as syn. Dendrobium hildebrandtii, spelled by Hooker as Dendrobium hildebrandii) . 1896. M. S. del. ( = Matilda Smith, 1854-1926), J. N. Fitch lith. ( = John Nugent Fitch, 1840–1927) Description by Joseph Dalton Hooker (1817—1911) 159 Dendrobium signatum (as Dendrobium hildebrandtii, spelled Dendrobium hildebrandii) - Curtis' 122 (Ser. 3 no. 52) pl. 7453 (1896)

. Germain : [catalog] . bee Page y3 Amounting to Less Than $1.00 LOS ANGELES ^^^OZkSd^ CALIFORNIA. A NEW GIANT HONEYSUCKLELONICERA HILDEBRANDII This new Honeysuckle was introduced from Chinaseveral seasons ago, but up to the present we have beenunable to obtain a stock of sufficient size to offer ourcustomers, owing to the fact that it is very difficult ofpropagation. This Honeysuckle is absolutely distinct fromany of the common garden varieties. The blossoms areer 6 inches long, the open face of the flower is fully aninch wide, the foliage is a beautiful shade of light greenand the leaves on Stock Photo

RM2CHY2A6–. Germain : [catalog] . bee Page y3 Amounting to Less Than $1.00 LOS ANGELES ^^^OZkSd^ CALIFORNIA. A NEW GIANT HONEYSUCKLELONICERA HILDEBRANDII This new Honeysuckle was introduced from Chinaseveral seasons ago, but up to the present we have beenunable to obtain a stock of sufficient size to offer ourcustomers, owing to the fact that it is very difficult ofpropagation. This Honeysuckle is absolutely distinct fromany of the common garden varieties. The blossoms areer 6 inches long, the open face of the flower is fully aninch wide, the foliage is a beautiful shade of light greenand the leaves on

RFGK3PGJ–Aeschynanthus Hildebrandii, wild flowers in forest, Thailand

RFCCA8WY–Macadamia nuts

RFE9HJTD–Aeschynanthus Hildebrandii, wild flowers in forest, Thailand

RMHX12E5–Dendrobium signatum (as Dendrobium hildebrandtii, spelled Dendrobium hildebrandii) Curtis' 122 (Ser. 3 no. 52) pl. 7453 (1896)

RMMWBD16–. Illustration of Dendrobium signatum (as syn. Dendrobium hildebrandtii, spelled by Hooker as Dendrobium hildebrandii) . 1896. M. S. del. ( = Matilda Smith, 1854-1926), J. N. Fitch lith. ( = John Nugent Fitch, 1840–1927) Description by Joseph Dalton Hooker (1817—1911) 158 Dendrobium signatum (as Dendrobium hildebrandtii, spelled Dendrobium hildebrandii) - Curtis' 122 (Ser. 3 no. 52) pl. 7453 (1896)

RFCCA8WE–Macadamia nuts

RFE9HJTG–Aeschynanthus Hildebrandii, wild flowers in forest, Thailand

RMMYC5DG–. Illustration of Dendrobium signatum (as syn. Dendrobium hildebrandtii, spelled by Hooker as Dendrobium hildebrandii) . 1896. M. S. del. ( = Matilda Smith, 1854-1926), J. N. Fitch lith. ( = John Nugent Fitch, 1840–1927) Description by Joseph Dalton Hooker (1817—1911) 136 Dendrobium signatum (as Dendrobium hildebrandtii, spelled Dendrobium hildebrandii) - Curtis' 122 (Ser. 3 no. 52) pl. 7453 (1896)