Seems everyone is talking about the Grammatophyllum speciosum (aka: the tiger orchid) growing and blooming at the Brooklyn Botanic Garden. Originally purchased 10 years ago at auction by the ...

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The "Queen of the Orchids", Grammatophyllum speciosum, is nearly 5ft tall and its flower spike is growing at the rate of about an inch a day. This spike is expected to grow to about 10ft long ...

Tiger orchids (Grammatophyllum speciosum), so called for their large and resplendent flowers which resemble the tiger skin, flowers in alternate years. “These epiphytic plants are not native to ...

The orchid variety, native to South East Asia, is in bloom at the Palode institute. Grammatophyllum speciosum, popular as the ‘Tiger Orchid,’ is the largest orchid species in the world ...

With a mature tiger orchid plant (Grammatophyllum speciosum) potentially weighing over a tonne, it is the tallest and largest orchid species in the world. Its common name is derived from brown ...

With a mature tiger orchid plant (Grammatophyllum speciosum) potentially weighing over a tonne, it is the tallest and largest orchid species in the world. Its common name is derived from brown ...

SINGAPORE — This year’s Singapore Garden Festival will feature the world’s largest species of orchid, the Tiger Orchid (Grammatophyllum Speciosum), as part of the competition orchids ...