Re: Ground Orchid


I kind of doubt it, Theresa at least not in a permanent outdoor location. While it's very popular here, it is popular mostly as a plant that can be brought in if it gets really cold [for us, that's below freezing].

On Sunday, February 15, 2004, at 08:42 PM, Tchessie wrote:

Hi Jim-
Is that one that would grow here in Sacramento?  Sounds lovely!

Theresa

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Subject: [CHAT] Ground Orchid


The short one just pointed out that one of our ground orchids [Anoectochilus species], AKA jewel orchid, is sending up bloom spikes. It's in the front patio but back under the eaves of the house, somewhat protected from both summer sun and winter chill. I really like this orchid; it has dark reddish-purple leaves and tiny white flowers.

Weather her today is cool [in the 50s] and windy; forecast is for rain.

Island Jim
Southwest Florida
Zone 10

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