23 of the Best Types of Orchids to Grow as Houseplants
With graceful and fascinating flowers, orchids can be excellent houseplants. Discover 23 of the best varieties to grow indoors now on Gardener's Path.| Gardener's Path
Spathoglottis are easy-going terrestrial species that are also known as purple or ground orchids. The flowers are available in a variety of colors including colors, like white, yellow, red, pink, purple, and cream, depending on the species or hybrid. Learn how to grow Spathoglottis orchids in this guide. Read more now. The post How to Grow Spathoglottis (Ground) Orchids appeared first on Gardener's Path.| Gardener's Path
With graceful and fascinating flowers, orchids can be excellent houseplants. Discover 23 of the best varieties to grow indoors now on Gardener's Path.| Gardener's Path
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What can be better on a cold, grey, winter day than stepping into a greenhouse bursting with color from exotic plants? Longwood Gardens in Kennett Square has an annual Orchid Extravaganza from January through March, with hundreds of orchids on display. You will find everything from more common plants such as Phalaenopsis, to rare gems such Fredclarkeara After Dark 'SVO Black Pearl', in many colors and creative displays.| Penn State Extension Philadelphia Master Gardeners
A rare occurrence in the wild, exclusive self-pollination is an evolutionary strategy that may lead to extinction.| Asian Scientist Magazine
I wrote this post in 2019, when I was feeling prickly and uncertain–not too different than how I’m feeling these days. We do have a few more orchids now, although I still am not quite sure how to care for them. | The Last Word On Nothing
Orchids can be attacked by a number of different pests, especially when stressed. Learn how to identify and control 13 orchid pests now on Gardener's Path.| Gardener's Path
It is that wonderful time again, when the intense red orchid Disa uniflora (Red Disa or Pride of Table Mountain) come into bloom. There is no South African flower that shouts ‘summer’ to me more than this. They grow on stream banks, next to waterfalls and on wet shady precipitous cliffs from the Cape Peninsula eastwards to Bredasdorp in the Overberg and northwards to the Cederberg. The genus is named after Queen Disa, a character from Swedish mythology who according to legend presented he...| Notes from a Cape Town Botanist
This project is a way to mount orchids using a frame, hardware cloth and coconut fiber. The frame we will be using is metal and was once part of a product display in a retail store. Any other type of frame would also work for this project. The three orchids we are using are Vandas […]| Craft Organic
A huge mahalo to the Hilo Orchid Society for another wonderful show! Bobby Jean Leithead-Todd harvested kūkapaila materials for the Hilo Lei Day Festival booth, and demonstrated and taught lei-making all three days. She also had her gorgeous collection of pāpale and lei there, as well as a portion of her library, for people to … Continue reading Hilo Orchid Show| Lei Day . Org
