We were quickly taken by bright colors and interesting structures of a variety of orchids.
I didn't try to document the names, just enjoy.
I had fun exploring orchids not in bloom.
Aisles of hanging orchids with so many structured forms.
Official greeter Andy Warhol the rescue dog enjoying the attention.
Other tropicals like a giant Huernia were on display.
Anthuriums
Liz O'Toole, the owner (front and center), sharing her tips for growing orchids and tropicals.
Orchid arrangements in a variety of containers ready for customers to take away.
Iron Cross Begonia looking impressive
Banana-shaped stems called pseudobulbs are used in propagation.
Staghorn Fern fans were in love with this unusual pleated fern which a friend dropped off as a small seedling for Liz to keep.
Another of the impressive Staghorn Ferns on display.
Nicely planted screens on the outside of the greenhouse.
Liz started out as a customer and eventually purchased the business about six years ago.
Open daily from noon-6 p.m. and well worth stopping by if you are in the area just north of the San Antonio airport.
