I'm an amateur floral enthusiast and this is just my point of view. Hubs saw that this orchid nursery was having a spring open house (3/21-3/23/25) so he wanted to check it out. This is located off of Ocean View Avenue towards the cul-de-sac. It's in a residential neighborhood so there's no lot, and street parking becomes limited during these open houses. We arrived about 12:30pm on Saturday, and were able to find one spot nearby. This appears to be a small nursery from the outside, but it's actually pretty big as it goes deep inside. They have multiple big greenhouses with tons of unusual species. There was a sign at the entrance to leave purses and backpacks in the car. I had my purse on me, but didn't know until we got there. I understood why when I went inside the first greenhouse. The rows are setup pretty tight. There's also rows of epiphytes, making it really tight from top to bottom, so I had to carry my purse on my chest the whole time in order to not disturb anything. Although it was March, a lot of the plants were not in bloom or perhaps newly propagated so I just saw green everywhere and got bored; disappointed that I wasn't able to see the different flowers (not the nursery's fault). It's been cold this year so maybe it'll be more colorful later on? Also, pricing wasn't clear, and a lot were not for sale (some were marked "Not for Sale" or "NFS," but others weren't marked at all although they weren't on sale either). I get it, it's normally not open to the public (just by appointment only or during their open houses) so it's not really setup to accommodate regular customers like us. Their next open house is in June (6/20-6/22/25) so we might come back then to see if there are more blooms and if some of the ones we were looking at will be propagated for sale. They also will be at South Coast Plaza's Spring Garden Show in April (4/24-4/27/25). read more

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This place is AMAZING. We spent 6h here at their fall open house and did not make it through the whole facility. They have orchids from 10 feet above you to knee level. Their selection is mostly south american and east asian but they have orchids from every continent. The facility is very well organized, maintained and labled. The staff are eager to share all of their orchid knowledge and are very friendly. Their prices are shockingly reasonable considering the beautiful condition of their orchids. I died and went to orchid heaven. We will be back next spring!! read more

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Came for the Spring open house and the residential streets were packed with parallel parked cars but there's definitely parking within a few houses away. What a delight to walk into the greenhouses and see all the tiny orchids supsended all around. My head was on a constant swivel, and my eyes constantly roving seeing all the plants everywhere. Don't come here looking for your average big box or grocery store orchids. I didn't recognize most of the species here. There were also two adorable pups wandering around. The pug is particularly calm and friendly. Fun visit for the plant nerd! read more

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I bought two orchids recently that was shipped to my surprise. One of the plants was in spike! Fast shipping, easy to order online and quality products highly recommended! I'm glad to see online vendors like this make it easy and trustworthy for consumers! read more

What a great find! Andy's Orchids is such a special place with so many varieties of orchids and other plants that like to live in greenhouses. I came to their Fall 2020 Open House to see what rare orchids catch my eye. I was so surprised to find other plants such as Anthurium and Peperomias! I'm a novice indoor plant mom so I need a lot of help when visiting these places. Luckily, Andy's staff is super friendly and very knowledgeable with every single plant on site. Ian in particular spent a lot of time teaching me what to look for when selecting a healthy orchid to care for all of the plants I purchased. He even helped me fasten down an orchid I purchased to help it root better! This place is huge! There are so many greenhouses that holds plants all the way up to the ceiling! I also love how clean this place is. My hubby and I did not leave with any bug bites like we usually do when we visit greenhouses. There is a range of prices so if you're just looking for something pretty and affordable, give this place a try! If you are an expert looking for rare orchids, this place is also for you! And for that special group of you, and you know who you are, who are still hunting for the String of Turtles, they have a ton here that are healthy and very affordable ($20-$40) depending on the size you get . I highly recommend this place! It's also nice to just walk around if you don't mind the humidity inside the greenhouses. read more

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this is mostly a grower in progress nit much selection . encinitas has many orchid farms

Two words: Hell. Yeah. Went for the winter open house and was in plant heaven! Not only are there more orchids and orchid species than you can imagine, they have a good variety of other plant species too. I was overwhelmed in the best possible way. The staff on hand were friendly and help my newbie self pick out some orchids to take home. I'm not too familiar with the orchid world at the moment, but to me the prices seemed fair. Overall it's awesome and definitely worth visiting their open houses! read more

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A friend and I visited today and we had a really great time! The nursery is incredible to walk through and you can tell the plants are healthy and happy. Andy and Taylor were super friendly and I would definitely recommend check into this place out! read more

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I've been on a hunt for a variety of epidendrum colors. We went to Andy's Summer Open House to check out the orchid selection. I was SO EXCITED to see a hand full of epidendrum colors to choose from! The staff was very helpful and there were lots of orchids to see-I was on orchid overload!! Haha!! This place is a must if you're looking for those exotic or hard-to-find orchids!! read more

If you're not intending to but something here, try clearly marking them. Otherwise it's unprofessional to say something. Isn't for sale even though it's not marked as such. You just lost a customer and a neighbor. I just left an open house and after searching through the nursery I found something I liked but it didn't have a price tag, hundreds were on pieces of bark and didn't have a price. Many items had 'NOT FOR SALE' signs on them so I carefully chose one and brought the one I wanted to the front to get the price. After several employees handed it around to try and help, Andy himself swooped in and said it wasn't for sale, he must have forgotten the sign to say it wasn't for sale. When I went back there was only 1 item of that variety that had a 'not for sale' sign. Beautiful items there, but what a waste of time and so unprofessional. Have your act together before you open to the public. Do you want to sell your items or not? read more

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If you're appointment only then post it. I drove quite a ways to buy some orchids for my moms birthday and I show up today well before closing and everything was shut down. So I call the number listed and it says by appointment only. Maybe post that somewhere????? Disrespectful of customers time. read more

Look no further Orchid lovers. Call, schedule an appointment, go to one of four of their yearly public open houses, or shop online. This place is fantastic. I've been wanting to come here but live outside of the area. Well worth the drive. This place is amazing and staff are wonderful. They also have some hoyas, philodendrons and other rare species. read more

Andy's Orchids - Nurseries & Gardening Near Me - Encinitas, California

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Orchids big or small, they've got 'em all. Andy's is the most amazing orchid nursery I've ever seen, it's simply orchid heaven. Many orchids can be grown epiphytically, that is their roots can attach to a log or piece of cork bark; Andy's specialty is growing "orchids on a stick." I've seen Andy's with their hundreds of stick mounted plants for many years at local plant shows, and I've purchased from them, but this was my first visit to the nursery. It blew me away. It's hard to imagine 750,000 orchids from the tiniest miniatures the size of a quarter to humongous 12 foot tall specimens. They really do have them all, big and small. Besides the focus on stick mounted plants, another unique aspect of Andy's is that they specialize in orchid species, the only hybridized plants they sell are hybrids that would naturally occur in the wild. Every single plant you see at Andy's you can go out somewhere in the world and find it growing in the wild. The plants are spread throughout a number of greenhouses and shade houses, I think I counted six or seven from cool and humid to hot and dry and everything in between. You can purchase at a local plant show in California, online, by setting up an appointment, or at one of the open houses they do throughout the year. My first visit was at an open house and although I have knowledge of orchids, I'm very much a beginner and the unguided visit was a bit overwhelming. I might suggest setting up an appointment so you can be sure you have help selecting plants suitable for your growing conditions if you are a beginner. Most of the plants are labelled and there is a key to help you identify temperature, water, and lighting requirements. Between all their plants they most certainly can find something suitable for anyones growing conditions. read more

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This guy was so rude to me in SF at the botanical garden. I asked for a particular orchid I had in the past that I loved. He seemed so upset that I was asking him for a hybrid. I don't know... it was a simple question.... I'm a nurse, not a botanist. Then I got an earful of anti-hybrid sentiment. Oops, sorry for asking. I get it, but damn! read more

Saw this place from the freeway, decided to stop by. Very neat place, they have 3 tables full of Hawaiian orchids, some scented; large driftwoods with established orchids in kokedama knots etc. and some crystals. They have quite a large area for employees only, where they house/ room and board orchids, repot them etc. Employees/ owners are very knowledgeable! read more

What you'll soon appreciate about Andy's orchids after you purchase from them is that they are genuinely invested in how well your orchid does. Even though they tend to call me while I"m driving, they follow up with me about 2-3 weeks later to see how well I'm doing with my plant. Andy is the first person I go to if I hear of a new Cymbidium species being discovered or looking for unusual Cadetia species. read more

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By far the top orchids on this planet. I've been buying from Andy online, in person at their greenhouse and when Harry, Andy's brother, is a guest speaker here at the Greater Las Vegas orchid society meeting once a year. Every shipment has arrived in perfect condition Plus. A trip to their facility will knock you off your feet with close to 750,000 orchids in their greenhouses. Can't find the special or rare orchids that you would like to add to your collection? Check their website or email them. I've been buying from them for 5 yrs. Need help in the care or maintenance of any orchid? Email them. They know it off the top of their heads, almost scary, as I can't remember what I had for breakfast. Btw. The Greater Las Vegas Orchid Society meets the first Sunday every month, guests are welcome. Contact me. Phsteve1@aol. Com read more

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Today was the first day of the Spring Open House at Andy's Orchids in Encinitas, CA. It is literally a business that is run in the front and back yards of the Orchid Guru's private home. YOU HAVE TO SEE IT TO BELIEVE IT! OMG! Run, don't walk to Andy's place, and experience what it must be like to walk amongst the wild plants in the Central American jungles. He has about 7,000 species of orchids - not the types that one would see at Trader Joe's, Lowe's or Home Depot. Andy is an Orchid collector, and propagator. He assures future generations of all flower lovers will have a huge variety of beautiful, unusual and unique orchids to enjoy. He is famous for his "Orchids on a stick," which literally means, you will see orchids that prefer to grow and live on a piece of wood, a broom handle, or a piece of a branch from a tree. It is amazing to walk through his muggy but shady greenhouses. I felt as if I were somehow magically transported to a humid, green, wild jungle; somewhere south of El Salvador, or Panama! There was a sudden tropical rainstorm that occurred - as we were passing through the greenhouse at the rear of the property! (It was just the overhead sprinkler system.) I loved how the plants responded to the gentle rainshowers with their flowery scents, and vivid shades of green on green. Andy has the most incredible collection of wild orchids assembled, and they are beautiful! The greenhouses smell like a botanical wonderland, and everything inside of them is alive with greenery. There is green moss, Spanish moss and all sorts of orchidrey. I don't even know how to describe what I saw in there today...it was beautiful beyond description!! They also offered their patrons complimentary hot coffee, bottles of water, and a crockpot of turkey chili; to help fill our bellies as we ponder how many orchids could we possibly fill our cars with? The Orchid caretakers were friendly and had good advice on how to properly raise every plant on the property. Prices are fair, and they even have small orchid specimens for purchase on tables, so everyone can afford what's on sale at Andy's Orchids. But mind you, the bigger the plant, the more you're going to pay. They have a nice system of parking your purchases on a table while you wander around the grounds to shop, so you don't have to walk around with stacks of delicate plants. They have a nice business set up, and we even met with Andy himself - he is such a sweet man. I had a question about a Cymbidium orchid plant that I was raising at home, and I was about to throw it out because some of the leaves had turned black. But he looked at the picture of my orchid that I had on my phone, and he was quick to tell me to hang in there - keep it growing, and in time, those old black leaves would be replaced by new ones. The plant was just sunburned, and that made perfect sense. Cymbidium orchids need time to adjust to a new environment, and mine was bought from Lowe's and was kept indoors. Cymbidiums do just fine outdoors, but one must keep them in a stable location in order for the plant to successfully adapt and thrive. I ended up buying an orchid on a plank of wood; I believe it is called a Denopobrium Kingiaholm. It is a slice of heaven to look at! I also bought a precious Oncidium orchid plant that has a long stalk on it, ready to bloom! I can't wait to see what the orchids on this plant looks like! Please, please do all you can to go to Andy's Spring Orchid Show! He is a true expert in the world of the mysterious and unique orchids, and he is a very nice man to share all he knows about them. LOVE Andy, and his entire staff of orchid wranglers. They totally ROCK!!! P.S. I took LOTS of pictures for you to enjoy. But you have to GO THERE and see it, and smell it for yourselves. It's a joyful spot in a secret spot in the road. X O read more

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Andy is very nice and knowledgable. They have many many selections. The rest of staff are also super friendly(except for Katrina). You can easily spent couple hours here if you love orchids. They have open house 4 times a year. They do take appointment for private viewing. read more

Yay! I'm part of the exotic orchid collector club now! :) I met Harry (Andy's brother) at the Casa de Orquiedas holiday open house this past weekend and bought a very exotic orchid from him. He was very friendly and very generous with his knowledge and time in helping me pick out the right one by describing what conditions each one liked and even showed me pictures of the ones that were not in bloom on his laptop. The orchid I bought was a Mooreana "Brockhurst". It is an especially frilly Mooreana; white with yellow, hairy lips. I had actually seen a very large one at an orchid farm a few years ago and was smitten; it was not for sale then, but I'm glad that I finally found someone who was willing to sell me a division of theirs! Harry even gave me tips on how to re-pot the orchid, care for it, and told me that I was welcome to get in touch anytime. Harry also gave me tips on how to be away from my orchids for a week and still keep them alive. He told me to select orchids with well established root systems or bulbs and instructed me on how to re-hydrate shriveled bulbs. Harry also gave me tips on watering at night in the summer (which all the orchid books tell you not to do but it makes sense in our climate). Andy's Orchids are "species" experts; which means that they specialize in orchids that grow wild and they are a wealth of knowledge and enthusiasm. They guarantee safe shipment of orchids. Their nursery is open by appointment. The mounted orchids are great gifts. A mounted orchid with a cascading spray of blooms would be great for a shower/tub window! I highly recommend checking this place out! I've already received lots of comments on my new orchid and requests for divisions but I'm looking forward to caring for and growing my 6" Brockhurst until it is a very large, impressive, gorgeous pot of yellow/gold flowers! read more

Andy's Orchids is better at what they do than any other orchid nursery on Earth, and should be a genuine source of pride for those who love orchids and live in the San Diego metro area. With more than 3,000 species and over a quarter of a million individual plants, there are more orchid species housed under one roof here than anywhere else in the known universe. About a dozen or more species that are brand-new to botany have been identified and described in Andy's green- and shadehouses in the last few years. Better yet, if you live around here you only need patience and an appointment to visit: there are no fancy membership fees, and you don't have to purchase a plane ticket to Kew. What's more is that most of the things you see are actually for sale, and not just museum-quality botanical pieces to look at from afar and not touch. If you like the ridiculous and showy Trader Joe's $5 orchids grown in hothouses far away and sold to you without a tag so you'll have no idea what you're trying to take care of and will summarily kill it, you probably don't need to make a pilgrimage to Andy's and shouldn't bother rifling through their catalog. If on the other hand you can appreciate orchids with flowers that have a greater range of sizes, were selectively bred by nature and not people, have a broader spectrum of fragrances and flower shapes, and once existed or still exist in the wild somewhere, Andy's is definitely your cup of tea. The staff at Andy's are extremely friendly and knowledgeable, and their top-notch customer service will ensure that if your orchid starts to look bad, you'll get advice on how to avert catastrophe if you call them before it's too late. All of Andy's plants come with a tag telling you how to take care of them and an accompanying system on a separate care sheet that is easy to use and tells you what each plant you purchase needs. I have bought at least 200 plants from Andy through the years and have never felt that my money was poorly spent. Moreover, if you're hankering for a species orchid that is extremely beautiful and rare, Andy will usually either have it in stock, know where you can get it, or have some ready for sale for you in the next few months. In short, there is no better species orchid grower and vendor around, anywhere. No one else is capable of doing what Andy does. THIS is why his business should only get a five-star rating; anyone who rates him lower than this doesn't actually understand how special this place truly is. You're not going to find cheesy and mass-produced orchids here; think of this place as an orchid microbrewery that makes and sells REAL orchids rather than the Coors Light of orchids. Andy is to orchids as Chimay is to beer. read more

This is hands down the most comprehensive and beautiful orchid nursery I've ever seen. We came during an open house, and it was well worth the drive down to Encinitas. They have so many species it's hard to fathom. Prices are extremely reasonable for this type of product. As a fan of orchids, this place overwhelmed me. I'll definately need to spend more time here. The greenhouses are every orchid growers wet dream. They also had a wide selection of tillandsia, rhipsalis, ferns, platycerium and exotics. The staff are extremely knowledgable and friendly. I wish I could buy every single plant here. Their website is also very comprehensive and educational. This nursery is suprisingly clean and bug free as well. Be sure to find a mounted specimen to take home, as they have a huge selection. read more

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The most amazing place I've been to in years....You have to see and smell something like 750,000 orchids, it will overwhelm you senses, you can't even imagine it........The smells and colors are so amazing and the variety is out of this world, something like 7,000 species, from miniatures to huge mounted specimens......... You can tell Andy and his family really put a lot of love and passion into this place......you can make an appointment to go, or go when they have an Open House event, like I did.....you can spend hours looking at everything....amazing place and amazing people....thank you.... read more

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Weird vibe from the owner. Kinda snooty with the orchid thing. "I just can't part with this one". Had the same experience as another buyer as far as him not wanting to sell a plant that was one NOT marked "not for sale". Seemed like he was possessive of his orchids or something. Just kind of weird. Super expensive too. Good customer service is hard to find these days. Prefer to take my business elsewhere even if the quality is lesser. One of his staff guys was super helpful though. Hence two stars. Must be tough working under this guy. read more

I visited Andy's Orchid a couple of times and it is a fantastic place for orchid collectors. The staff are always so warm and welcoming. They gave tips on growing various species, and how they take care of their plants. (There is also free food during their open house if you come early enough ;) ). The nursery is like a jungle, and the air is fresher here. I have never seen so many different species of orchids at one place before. And temptations are everywhere! If you are an orchid collector, DO NOT forget to bring your credit card! All in all, I enjoy my visit to Andy's Orchid every time. If you have not been there, you should. You will meet some fantastic people, and may be learn something new about orchid culture. read more

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I HAVE DIED AND GONE TO HEAVEN! This hidden gem is my new favorite place ever. I came here during an open house not knowing what to expect and I was in absolute awe! I came to find a gift for my orchid loving mom and left after spending like $300. They have so many beautiful and rare orchids it's hard not to buy every single one but you would definitely be broke. Everyone here is so knowledgeable and passionate about orchids and so so friendly I learned so much and I can't wait to come back here. I'm telling everyone I know about this encinitas gem! read more

Picked up a Sarcochilus Falcatacus specimen from Andy's. Hope to stop by the nursery some day.

The plants are beautiful. It is nice there is an open house and that the public can go see the plants. Sadly, most of the employees who work there are very unkind. They were not very welcoming and were very rude with some of my family members for no reason. Andy seems to be the exception to this. The prices have also gotten much much higher in recent years. read more

It was a pleasant adventure. I thoroughly enjoyed the tour we were given on short notice. I recommend calling to make an appointment and if possible attend an open house. We are planning to go to an Open House in coming weeks. We had a nice tour to see orchids on our anniversary. Katrina was helpful, friendly, and knew a lot and Andy was very nice too, it really was enjoyable. We purchased three orchids for home, two on sticks and one in a pot. The prices seem very reasonable to me. My wife and I enjoy our visit. Thanks, we will be back. read more

Outstanding customer service. Outstanding selection of orchids. You can be confident that you are buying from a grower who lives and breathes orchids and has treated your plants with loving care. He's practically an Orchid encyclopedia. Plants were shipped on time and packed to arrive in perfect condition. Thank you Andy for growing orchids so we can all see how it should be done! read more

I had a bad experience with this vendor. I heard great things about Andy's Orchids, but was disappointed in the quality of the plants I received. Will not order from them again! read more

OMG if you ever have chance to visit this place GO!!!!!!!! You will learn so much as you experience a trip to the actual GARDEN OF EDEN. Andy's family has lived at this location since 1932!! GO and meet this amazing family, go and tell all your friends you have been to an absolute national treasure. Go and grow to love and appreciate the marvel of orchids as you never have before. Who knew we had this international treasure right in our own back yard? read more

Andy's Orchids is an awesome place in Encinitas near San Diego. I had a chance to visit a couple months ago during an open house and I was truly impressed by size and scale of their operation and number of varieties of orchids. I came with my husband and mother and what they witnessed was a kid in a candy shop! While there, I met the owner who was very knowledgeable and I bought a few plants. I have purchased many times online and spent hundreds of dollars. Andy's always packs the plants carefully and sends quality specimens. read more

I was the terrible customer ordering online, blew my shipping address, forgot to request signature, needed to hold the order for a week before returning from holiday, the works. Got great help from Miryam, then the plants arrived next day in excellent condition and larger and healthier than can be expected from a shipped plant. Two are in spike, we'll see if they hold through the shock. Cheap, great plants. read more

To visit this wonderful, exotic and in some cases, extraordinarily rare collection of Orchids is highly recommended. Once upon a time, this was THE premier source for species Orchids and Andy was renown to possess the largest PRIVATE collection of species Orchids on Earth. This is exactly the issue... it is, indeed-a personal and at many times, overly PRIVATE collection of Orchids. You will be told many untagged things are not for sale, tags are mixed or missing in many cases, at best. For a fellow collector, it's an amazing experience to walk through the greenhouses, however, it's quite discouraging when your learn the most desired Orchids aren't for sale, or aren't allowed to be touched... etc... etc... This business was doing better in the years past and unfortunately has seen its prime. It seems a rough patch in the financial/personal sector has destroyed their sense of business. The small team that runs the nursery is smug, overly confident in their limited knowledge and unwilling to keep up with the times. You will NOT be warmly embraced if you have ANY questions as to their tactics-from agar recipes-flasking-deflasking-seedling-plantlet-flowering plant, they protect their "secrets" or there lack of in a manner that prohibits the free flow of knowledge for the advancement of the science/passion that Orchid growers/collectors usually share. As a young Orchid scientist who has traveled the globe tracking down rare species (in and out of their native habitats) and learning under some of the most successful/esteemed growers, I eventually realized there are two types of growers in the Orchid industry. 1.) Those who began sheerly out of passion for these spectacular plants and greatly want to share secrets, genetics, recipes and strategies in order to spread the knowledge so more people may get into this wonderful hobby/get to know this wonderful plant family. 2.) Those who are in it for themselves, whether they are growing on an industrial scale, or are simply money-hungry and looking to keep any knowledge they may have away from the masses... thus furthering the general opinion that these exotic plants are "difficult" to grow and hindering the public appreciation-for no one will be able to grow the "difficult" species without serious knowledge of their own. When I first met the owner of this company, it was as a young teen, newly introduced to the Orchid obsession. I had nothing but respect for them and would follow their progresses/species lists religiously. After visiting and studying with various growers in the tropical regions from Thailand to Ecuador and beyond, I accumulated some knowledge and a deeper understanding of these plants. The folks at Andy's Orchids will ALWAYS insist that they have the correct methods and will discredit anyone whose foreign to their business-circle (which is also relatively closed off, hence why it feels much more like a glorified PRIVATE collection than a prospering Orchid business as it should be for it has all the ingredients... or nearly) and speaks in regards to potential alternative/newer/more effective methods. The real kicker is, the team members seem to all disagree about how to accomplish tasks as simple as re-potting. If you ask three people, you will get three answers with no botanical/biological information as to "why" and if you ask any of the "golden/secret questions" of the Orchid world, you will most likely not be acknowledged. Good luck to this business. As someone coming up in the business, it makes me optimistic to see that potential competitors are not keeping up with the times, however, having followed and respected this business since a child, it's with a heavy heart that I find the positives in the direction for which this business has gone... down the tubes. Highly recommend a visit (during open house as it's not open to the public, and scheduling an appointment, even for a large amount of Orchids can be quite difficult at times). Grab one or two rare species if you can! Prices are not cheap. read more

...i get to shop with andy's orchids twice a year when they visit san francisco and always find things i want...quality plants...good growing info is freely & pleasantly dispensed... read more

We ordered 3 orchids "on a stick" from Andy's and have been very impressed with the quality. All of them arrived well hydrated with plenty of root growth and leaves and they have continued to thrive since then. The vivarium we started a few months ago needed orchids with a specific lighting, watering and temperature requirements and the Power Search feature on Andy's website helped us narrow down our choices and to be successful with the orchids we selected. They have the most comprehensive list of orchids I've seen yet online and it's a treat to surf his availability. We're now considering a second vivarium so we can grow more! read more

Nicest owner. Friendly, helpful, instructional, and the easiest going fella you'll ever meet. Prices during sales are amazing. The place is a sight to see! Your eyes will be dancing around trying to capture all the beautiful plants he has growing. Even the trees are awesome! Worth a long ride. read more

I have received several plants from Andy's Orchids and all were of the best quality. The descriptions and culture tips are invaluable. These help to pick the orchids that fit one's area and growing style. They also do a followup call to be sure you are happy with your purchase. Nice job. read more

Simply the best place in the Country to buy orchids. I completely agree with all of the other reviewers... if you get a chance, do visit... but make no mistake if you are serious about Orchids or are buying a gift for someone who is serious about orchids... this is the place. read more