St. John's, NL (Zone 5b) | January 2005 | positive
This is a very attractive orchid native to wet meadows, stream banks and wet open woodlands of east-central US. As the common name sugge...Read Morests, it looks like a fringless version of the purple-fringed orchid, P. psycodes or P. grandiflora. It can reach to nearly 100 cm so can make quite an impression when seen.
This is a very attractive orchid native to wet meadows, stream banks and wet open woodlands of east-central US. As the common name sugge...Read More