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• Cypripedium montanum ()

  ...are long, narrow and spirally twisted. The pouch-like labellum is white, faintly veined with purple toward the base, and spotted with purple inside the pouch. It grows in moderately moist to dry coni...

• Dendrophylax lindenii ()

  ...cm long. During May-August, a small percentage of the plants produce one white flower, rarely two, with sepals and petal that are similar. The labellum is 3-lobed with the center lobe triangular in sh...

• Cyrtopodium flavum ()

  ...cm long. Pseudobulbs are up to 60 cm in length. Cyrtopodium flavum blooms in April to June in vacant lots and pine dominated sites. Cyrtopodium flavum is globally secure and has been naturalized in ...

• Eltroplectris calcarata ()

  ...on long reddish petioles. It bears an inflorescence of 3-17 greenish white flowers with a delicately fringed and recurved white lip on a terminal raceme. The scape may be up to 50 cm in height and the...

• Epidendrum nocturnum ()

  ...a long and slender shape and the lip is white with 3 lobes. Most flowers are self-fertilized before they open. The flowering period for this orchid is July-January but it can flower any time of the ye...

• Eulophia graminea ()

  ...mm long with a short spur. Eulophia graminea forms a dense monoculture and is now found in rockland hammock and pine rockland habitats and cypress strands, growing in rock, sand, mulch and bare earth....

• Gymnadenia conopsea ()

  ...a long nectar spur. Numerous stem leaves are produced on its yellow-green stem. It is generally found in moist meadows, forests, and grasslands. Gymnadenia conopsea is known to be pollinated by mot...

• Habenaria quinqueseta ()

  ...cm long. It blooms in August up north and as early as January at the southern edge of its range. Large colonies of non-flowering plants can be found in the open pine flatwoods and damp woodlands. Hab...

• Hammarbya paludosa ()

  ...The long, narrow raceme has tiny, yellow greenish flowers. The sepals are bent backward, as are petals. The labellum is trowel-shaped, has dark green veins, and is positioned uppermost in the flower...

• Liparis liliifolia ()

  ...are long and thin, often drooping away from the flower. It can be found in mesic to moist woodlands, thickets, and forests, including successional forests, mixed pine forests, and occasionally floodpl...