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This group of species are all summer dormant having a single oval tuber. They fall into two groups; those that are native to the UK and can be grown [...]
The interest and availability of cypripedium (Slipper) orchids has rocketed during the past 10 years since increasing numbers of plants became [...]
This easy to grow genus of terrestrial orchid is a native of China, Japan and associated Asiatic areas and islands. There are a small number of [...]
The dactylorhiza offerings can be split into three groups; native orchids for meadows and gardens; garden worthy orchids and continental species [...]
There are some 240 different ophrys around Europe. Some authorities identify each as a seperate species whilst others believe that many are just [...]
Cypripedium hybrids have the added advantage over species in that in the main they come with hybrid vigour and are easier to grow than most of the [...]
The butterfly orchids are a small genus of orchids that are erect in habit with small carrot like roots and fleshy ovoid base leaves. The flowers are [...]
This genus of hardy terrestrial orchids whose name derives from the Greek for testicle because of the two oval tuberoids found in the spring. They [...]
