Fringed Orchid - Orange Size:Small It can tolerate long periods

It can tolerate long periods of submergence and will tolerate drier periods in the summer months

It has large carnivorous leaves in the warm

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It is propagated from cuttings

Fringed Orchid - Orange Size:Small It can tolerate long periodsEase to Grow: Moderate Dormancy: Yes Native Range: Peat Bogs of Eastern North America Zones: 4 9 (3 10) Orange Fringed Orchid, Platanthera ciliaris, is stunning in the summer bog garden. It has a large, bright orange cylindrical cluster of 30 75+ dainty flowers with showy, fringed lips and long spurs. It is a late summer bloomer, and flowers last for a month or more. Leaves are long and lanceolate, reducing to small bracts with the flower cluster.