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One of my hardy woodland orchids. The leaves are lovely but the flowers are miniscule!



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I love them, so pretty and clean looking ,we don't have any around here .
I saw them in Mich. in a forest .
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I made a blunder. The plants were labelled pubescens but in fact, they are G. oblongifolia...I will have to reprimand the supplier!
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