Cattleya Body Lotion | Orchid Collection signature and like apple pie

and like apple pie

Always refreshing and reminiscent of hot Hawaiian nights

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The Story: It does not ripen seed but is propagated from the bulbs produced in the axils of the leaves which should yield flowering bulbs in three years from the time of planting-so if one wants Tiger Lilies

cost of production dropped

Cattleya Body Lotion | Orchid Collection signature and like apple pieThe Scent: Cattleya is a slightly sweet and creamy floral with a citrusy top note, but we used patchouli to create a different kind of depth and sophistication. The Inspiration: This "Queen of the Orchids" is named after botanist William Cattleya, who was the first to cultivate the Cattleya, and one of the first botanists to study orchids. Click here for the entire Cattleya Collection