54 free yellow orchid plant photos from Freerange

Yellow and red flowers of a phalaenopsis orchid, or moth orchid, in bloom in a tropical climate greenhouse.

Cattleya orchid flowers with yellow sepals and petals and yellow and red lip. Cattleyas are often referred to as queen of flowers with big showy blooms and often used to make corsages. Cattleyas and other orchids are epiphytes or air plants that grow on top of other plants for physical support and are not parasitic on the supporting plants. The image of this cattleya was taken in the Orchid House at Duke Farms located in Hillsborough, N.J.

Cattleya orchid flowers with yellow sepals and petals fringed with light red and red and yellow lip. Cattleyas are often referred to as �queen of flowers�� with big showy blooms and often used to make corsages. Cattleyas and other orchids are epiphytes or air plants that grow on top of other plants for physical support and are not parasitic on the supporting plants. The image of this cattleya was taken in the Orchid House at Duke Farms located in Hillsborough, N.J.

yellow orchid flowers glowing in pot at duke farms orchid greenhouse

Cattleya orchid flower with yellow sepals and petals and yellow lip with a hint of red. Cattleyas are often referred to as �queen of flowers�� with big showy blooms and often used to make corsages. Cattleyas and other orchids are epiphytes or air plants that grow on top of other plants for physical support and are not parasitic on the supporting plants. The image of this cattleya was taken in the Orchid House at Duke Farms located in Hillsborough, N.J.

Cattleya orchid flower with yellow sepals and yellow red petals and yellow and red yellow lip. Cattleyas are often referred to as �queen of flowers�� with big showy blooms and often used to make corsages. Cattleyas and other orchids are epiphytes or air plants that grow on top of other plants for physical support and are not parasitic on the supporting plants. The image of this cattleya was taken in the Orchid House at Duke Farms located in Hillsborough, N.J.

Yellow phalaenopsis orchid flowers, or moth orchids, blooming in a greenhouse in Winter surrounded by spanish mosses.

Cattleya orchid flower with yellow sepals and petals fringed with light red and yellow red lip. Cattleyas are often referred to as �queen of flowers�� with big showy blooms and often used to make corsages. Cattleyas and other orchids are epiphytes or air plants that grow on top of other plants for physical support and are not parasitic on the supporting plants. The image of this cattleya was taken in the Orchid House at Duke Farms located in Hillsborough, N.J.

Yellow and red flowers of a phalaenopsis orchid, or moth orchid, in bloom in a tropical climate greenhouse.

Lady’s slipper orchid (Cypripedium calceolus var. pubescens) from Europe and temperate Asia.

yellow orchid flowers glowing in pot at duke farms orchid greenhouse

Cattleya orchid flower with yellow sepals and petals with a fringe of light red and red and red and yellow lip. Cattleyas and other orchids are epiphytes or air plants that grow on top of other plants for physical support and are not parasitic on the supporting plants. Closeup photo of this particular flower was taken against a back background.

Yellow hydrid Cattleya orchid growing in the Orchid House at Duke Farms located in Hillsborough, N.J. Closeup photo of these particular flowers was taken against a back background.

Two flowers with moss.

Cattleyas and other orchids are epiphytes or air plants that grow on top of other plants for physical support and are not parasitic on the supporting plants. Closeup photo of this particular flower was taken against a back background.

Purple flowers at a greenhouse.

Paphiopedilum gratrixianum is a species of the genus of lady slipper orchids found in the rain forests of Laos through northern Vietnam in Asia. This species was described by Robert Allen Rolfe in 1905. Beautiful flower photographed in the greenhouse at Duke Farms in Hillsborough New Jersey.

Paphiopedilum gratrixianum is a species of the genus of lady slipper orchids found in the rain forests of Laos through northern Vietnam in Asia. This species was described by Robert Allen Rolfe in 1905. Beautiful flower photographed in the greenhouse at Duke Farms in Hillsborough New Jersey.

Yellow phalaenopsis orchid flowers, or moth orchids, blooming in a greenhouse in Winter surrounded by spanish mosses.

Yellow phalaenopsis orchid flowers and bud, or moth orchids, blooming in a greenhouse in Winter.

Yellow and red blooms of hydrid Cattleya orchid growing in the Orchid House at Duke Farms located in Hillsborough, N.J.

Slipper orchid (Paphiopedilum curtsii). Oslo botanical garden.

Paphiopedilum gratrixianum is a species of the genus of lady slipper orchids found in the rain forests of Laos through northern Vietnam in Asia. This species was described by Robert Allen Rolfe in 1905. Beautiful flower photographed in the greenhouse at Duke Farms in Hillsborough New Jersey.

Closeup shot of a cluster of yellow and red flowers of a phalaenopsis orchid, or moth orchid, blooming in a tropical climate greenhouse in Winter.

Cattleya orchid flower with yellow sepals and petals with a fringe of light red and red and red and yellow lip. Cattleyas are often referred to as queen of flowers with big showy blooms and often used to make corsages. Closeup photo of this particular flower was taken against a back background.

Yellow flowers of phalaenopsis orchid, or moth orchid, blooming in a greenhouse in Winter.

White, pink and red flowers of a phalaenopsis orchid, or moth orchid, in bloom in a tropical climate greenhouse.

Paphiopedilum gratrixianum is a species of the genus of lady slipper orchids found in the rain forests of Laos through northern Vietnam in Asia. This species was described by Robert Allen Rolfe in 1905. Beautiful flower photographed in the greenhouse at Duke Farms in Hillsborough New Jersey.

Vanda orchid growing in hanging basket in the greenhouse at Duke Farms in Hillsborough New Jersey.

Vanda orchid growing in hanging basket in the greenhouse at Duke Farms in Hillsborough New Jersey.

A flower in a greenhouse.

A striking yellow and red orchid is sharply focused against a blurred green background

Yellow and pink flowers of a phalaenopsis orchid, or moth orchid, in bloom ahainst a white background.

Cluster of pink and yellow phalaenopsis orchid, or moth orchid, flowers and buds, growing against a leafy and mossy background in a tropical climate greenhouse in Winter.

Slipper orchid (Paphiopedilum curtsii). Oslo botanical garden.

Slipper orchid (Paphiopedilum curtsii). Oslo botanical garden.

Yellow red flowers of a phalaenopsis orchid, or moth orchid, blooming against a dark background in a tropical climate greenhouse in Winter at the Orchid House at Duke Farms, Hillsborough, NJ.

White orchid cascade blooming inside greenhouse.

Group of yellow and red flowers of a phalaenopsis orchid, or moth orchid, blooming against a dark leafy background in a tropical climate greenhouse in Winter.

Flowers in a greenhouse.

Yellow flowers and buds of a phalaenopsis orchid, or moth orchid, blooming in a tropical climate greenhouse in Winter.

Cattleya orchid flower with yellow sepals and petals with a fringe of light red and red and red and yellow lip. Cattleyas are often referred to as queen of flowers with big showy blooms and often used to make corsages.

Yellow orchid blooms against white background closeup shot.

Cluster of yellow and red flowers and flower buds of a phalaenopsis orchid, or moth orchid, blooming against a dark green leafy background in a tropical climate greenhouse in Winter.

White, pink and red flowers of a phalaenopsis orchid, or moth orchid, in bloom in a tropical climate greenhouse.

Lady’s slipper orchid (Cypripedium calceolus var. pubescens) from Europe and temperate Asia.

Vanda orchid growing in hanging basket in the greenhouse at Duke Farms in Hillsborough New Jersey.

Flowers of yellow orchid closeup with natural background.

Red and yellow flowers of a hybrid Cattleya orchid growing in the Orchid House at Duke Farms located in Hillsborough, N.J.

Lady slipper orchid or Paphiopedilum gratrixianum described by Robert Allen Rolfe in 1905. Paphiopedilum gratrixianum is a species of the genus of lady slipper orchids found in the rain forests of Laos through northern Vietnam in Asia. The beautiful yellow flower was photographed in the greenhouse at Duke Farms in Hillsborough New Jersey.