Olya, they are all beautiful!!! Are any of them fragrant?

Sheila :)

Sheila, thank you
Yes! Quite a few of them are fragrant. Cym Nut has an outstanding fragrance - (pictured in the group shot) Cym. East Blossom is a Nut cross, and has a faint fragrance
By the way, Nut does great in the South - I remember you wanting to try a few warm growers
Yellow Cascade has a very pleasant honey smell, I really like it.

Very nice.My fav is 'Green Thumb'
Chales B.

BEAUTIFUL!

You really did a great job with them this year. I, however, have such issues with these plants!

Is the Nut the tall spiked one? I got a seedling plant last year but lost it during the summer. My plants went thru total neglect due to major family illness and the nut was one of the casualties. I'll try it again :)

Absolutely STUNNING!

I think Florida must be ideal for Cyms. Here in Brazil we struggle because we don't get the cold winter nights that you sometimes have. Having said which, I have one in spike now in the middle of summer. Do you ever get that sometimes?

Ifraser, Florida is one of the worst places for Cymbidiums to grow - hence, I am excited about my group blooming :) The only cymbidiums that will flower here are warm tolerant ones; the vast majority of cymbidiums will grow but not flower.
You might be thinking California, the Cym heaven :) (low humidity, cooler summer nights, colder winter nights, no tropical rain season..)
I grow a lot of Brazilian species (lots of catts and laelias) and suspect we have similar climate. Cold nights in winter are irregular and happen every two-three weeks, and I believe it is actually the cold nights during summer that matter.
Since I grow warm tolerant cymbidiums, they often bloom in times different from winter.

Sheila, yes, Nut is the tall one. Very fragrant!

Thank you, I am glad you guys enjoyed a piece of my garden!
Olya

Olya - They're gorgeous - so lush, same as the surrounding foliage.

Even though I'm in Minnesota, I can't provide the cool temps for the cool-growing ones.

Do any of yours
- stay small - 8"-10" high at maturity
- smell good
- have upright spikes?

Only the stay small is critical. The other 2 would make a Cym ideal for my set up.

Thanks, Whitecat8

PS Based on your success w/ Masde floribunda, it was on my list for the Petite Plaisance sale, and Richard found a teenie tiny one for me that's doing well so far. Thanks for sharing all those months ago.

Hello, Whitecat!

I am glad your Masde floribunda is doing well! What an adorable little plant :)

I will need to measure Cym. East Blossom 'Suzaku' . It is pretty small. It has a pleasant smell
I also have a NOID - and remember getting suggestions on what it might be, but cant remember right now! - that stays smallish for cymbidium. And it smells good!
It is in an 8 inch pot..so might be a bit larger that you would want it to be. But sure it cute and fragrant :)

Olya

Gorgeous Cyms, Olya...my favourites are the fragrant ones. :)

Carol

Your devon wine looks almost identical to the devon odyssey that I have in bloom right now except mine is pendulous. It cascades down the side of the TV in the living room at the moment

Hector,
My Cymbidium Devon Wine "Burgundy" is pendulous as well. Very small plant and a reliable bloomer
Olya

Hector
According to
http://www.rhs.org.uk/NR/rdonlyres/844EE925-BB31-4838-AC8E-3C23DD64516E/0/orrevmar05.pdf
Cymbidium Devon Wine = Cym. insigne x Cym. Devon Odyssey

...which explains the similarity