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Dactylorhiza Orchids 4 Pack - Orchis Garden
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Epipactis are hardy and easy to grow terrestrial orchids, displaying from the end of May to July typical orchid flower stems of varying colours. Epipactis are among the most prolific orchids.
Epipactis are hardy and easy to grow terrestrial orchids, displaying from the end of May to July typical orchid flower stems of varying colours. Epipactis are among the most prolific orchids.
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Epipactis palustris - Marsh Helleborine
Epipactis palustris is a native European orchid. The dangling flowers are purplish-brown with a white labellum that is streaked with purple. They grow on the floral stalks in clusters. Epipactis palustris is typically found in humid woodland and grassland, as well as in marshes, dune slacks and bogs.
13,50 € 15,00 € -10%In stockSoil for Dactylorhiza, Epipactis,...
Suitable for planting 2 garden orchids This ready-to-use mixture is ideal for growing Dactylorhiza, Epipactis and Spiranthes.
14,06 €In stockEpipactis gigantea - Giant Helleborine
Epipactis gigantea is a terrestrial orchid native to the western states of America. This species can grow up to 70 cm in height after a few years.
15,94 €In stockEpipactis 'Sabine'
Epipactis are rustic terrestrial orchids and easy to grow, showing from the end of May to July flower stalks typical of orchids, with variable colors according to the varieties. Epipactis are among the most prolific orchids. Epipactis 'Sabine' is a hybrid of Epipactis gigantea and Epipactis palustris. Here is a really easy orchid to grow. When it flowers...
16,90 € 18,77 € -10%In stockEpipactis thunbergii x gigantea
Epipactis are rustic terrestrial orchids and easy to grow, showing from the end of May to July flower stalks typical of orchids, with variable colors according to the varieties. Epipactis are among the most prolific orchids. This cross between an Asian species and an American species has produced plants that grow vigorously, producing large numbers of new...
17,83 €In stockEpipactis gigantea 'Serpentine Night'
The 'Serpentine Night' Epipactis is a Californian type of Epipactis gigantea. It can be distinguished by its dark purple-red foliage. It is a large, very hardy and easily grown terrestrial orchid which flowers from late May to July with yellow-orange flower stalks.
18,77 €In stockEpipactis veratrifolia - Scarce Marsh...
Epipactis veratrifolia is a species present in Europe (Cyprus) but especially in Asia. It is a vigorous plant that can grow up to 1 meter and produces large flowers. It is found in wet areas on banks, in the bottoms of ravines, on some cliffs around infiltrations or resurgence of water.
18,77 €In stockEpipactis royleana
Epipactis royleana is a superb terrestrial orchid native to the Himalayan mountains. It has ribbed and elongated green leaves, 10 to 15 cm long. In late spring or early summer, erect inflorescences appear, each carrying several beautiful flowers of a red-purple color. This orchid lives in wet meadows. In the garden, it will be grown in partial shade in...
21,60 €In stockEpipactis thunbergii
Superb terrestrial orchid native to Japan. In late spring or early summer, the plant has beautiful upright inflorescences composed of multiple yellow to orange flowers, marked with white, orange and pink on the labellum. This orchid lives in the humid meadows of Japan. In the garden, it should be grown in semi-shade in cool to not too dry soil or in the...
21,60 €Out of stockEpipactis thunbergii 'Yellow form’
Botanical rarity This yellow-flowered form of Epipactis thunbergii is a superb terrestrial orchid from Japan. In late spring or early summer, the plant has beautiful upright inflorescences of multiple yellow flowers, marked with white. This orchid lives in the humid meadows of Japan. In the garden, it can be grown in semi-shade in cool and not too dry...
21,60 €Out of stockEpipactis atrorubens - Dark-red Helleborine
Botanical rarities The orchids in this category are extremely rare botanical varieties. Some of them are delicate plants that are less tolerant than the orchids in the 'Easy Garden' category. They are more suitable for a connoisseur audience... The blackish purple Epipactis is a very rare terrestrial orchid that appreciates rocky and gravelly areas. The...
27,26 €Out of stock‘Wetland’ Starter Kit
This kit is specially designed for hobbyists who want to discover the world of garden orchids and who have wet areas (pond edges, banks, wet ravines, water seepage,...).This kit contains: - Epipactis palustris - Spiranthes ‘Chadd’s Ford’ - Dactylorhiza majalis - Dactylorhiza / Epipactis / Spiranthes potting soil
46,49 € 58,11 € -20%In stockEpipactis Orchids 4 Pack - Orchis Garden
The Epipactis are very proliferative garden orchids, as comfortable in the massifs as on the banks of the water points. Epipactis also behave very well in pots. They like cool, wet, light soils. The assortment of 4 Epipactis consists of: - Epipactis 'Sabine' - Epipactis palustris - Epipactis royleana - Epipactis veratrifolia
58,12 € 72,65 € -20%In stock‘Clay soil’ Starter kit
This kit is specially designed for those who wish to discover the world of garden orchids and who have a clay garden. It includes Cypripedium, Epipactis and Dactylorhiza, which appreciate this type of soil provided it is not left to dry out completely in summer. The soil (if very compact) can be lightened by adding 30% of our Cypripedium substrate.This...
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