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Dactylorhiza podesta is a subspecies of the spotted orchid (Dactylorhiza...
Epipactis ‘Renate’ is a garden orchid resulting from a cross between Epipactis palustris and Epipactis veratrifolia. This hybrid is distinguished by its large flowers, a feature that is uncommon amongst Epipactis. Vigorous and easy to propagate, this orchid is ideal for novice gardeners. Under favourable conditions, it generally reaches a height of 50 to...
Drosera aliciae is a magnificent sundew native to South Africa. This species forms a superb, compact rosette covered in glistening, sticky droplets. Highly decorative, the plant develops magnificent red and orange hues in bright light, creating a spectacular display.
This Drosera is native to the Cape (South Africa) and grows in peat bogs. The plant uses its leaves, which are covered in a sticky substance (mucilage), to catch flying insects. Despite its magnificent foliage, this plant leaves its prey with no chance of escape.
Dactylorhiza podesta is a subspecies of the spotted orchid (Dactylorhiza maculata), botanically recognised as a compact dune form (generally measuring between 10 and 20 cm in height). It is native to damp dunes (notably in the Netherlands on the islands of Terschelling and Vlieland). It flowers from May to June, producing pink flowers adorned with dense...