Hardy and easy-going, the ‘Entrancing Epipactis Collection’ of hardy terrestrial orchids is ideal for enthusiasts seeking to make a statement in their garden. Unusual and rarely offered beauties, just perfect for both experienced and novice gardeners alike. Incredibly hardy in both borders and containers, these herbaceous perennials originate from the mountains of central Asia where they are found growing in moist meadows. Preferring to be grown in moist soil, in partial shade, rhizomes are formed below ground and spread to attractive clumps over time. Stems hold lush, pale green, lanceolate shaped and furrowed leaves, with blooms appearing above. This collection comprises; Sabine - from June to August, around 15 blooms with white and yellow lips, are flushed orange and red near the top, height 45-70cm, hardy to around -20°C; gigantea – in summer, loose spikes of 15-30 yellow-brown, green and pink flowers, height 60cm, hardy to around -15°C; and royleana – around 15 goblet-shaped b
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