This book provides a comprehensive list of hybrid orchids of artificial origin, along with information on their parents, raisers, and date of first flowering. It includes references to descriptions and figures and provides synonymy for each hybrid. The book also features an historical introduction and 120 figures and a chapter on hybridizing orchids. It is an essential resource for orchid enthusiasts and botanists.

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