Masdevallia (Marguerite × macrura) ‘Sunshine’ permanent it became a favourite in

it became a favourite in European collections before all but disappearing — a genuine "lost orchid" not reintroduced to cultivation until the late 1970s

Cascading spikes carrying multiple flowers in cleanly descending sprays — effective when displayed elevated or in hanging baskets

Pattern and intensity will vary across individual seedlings

and olive hues depending on clone and growing conditions

Masdevallia (Marguerite × macrura) ‘Sunshine’ permanent it became a favourite inMasdevallia (Marguerite macrura) 'Sunshine' is a selected clone of this unregistered primary cross between two well proven Masdevallia species. M. Marguerite (M. veitchiana M. triangularis) contributes bold warm colouring and flower size; M. macrura, a robust Colombian species, contributes the extraordinarily elongated tails and heavy substance for which the cross is immediately recognisable. 'Sunshine' has been selected for its bright, clear yellow