(This mini-search is still an experimental feature - give it a try!
For instance, find a plant that already thrives in your garden, and enter some of the same criteria to find others similar.
See also our Recommended Plants section!)

Spiranthes ovalis var. erostellata

Lesser Ladies' Tresses

Native/Alien:

Native

Bloom Time:

August - September - October - November

Bloom Area:

Piedmont, Coast

State Rank:

S2 - 6-20 Extant Populations - Imperiled in NC because of rarity or because of some factor(s) making it very vulnerable to extirpation from NC (*)

Notes:

On the original pages, this showed an "S2,S3" State Rank. Since the commas followed the format above for Bloom Area (Piedmont, Coast), this may have been trying to indicate an S2 status for the Piedmont and an S3 status for the Coast. This needs to be clarified, as the database wasn't set up for multiple state rank designations. (Both the Piedmont and the Coast combined should make for a "state rank", I would think). - webmaster

Blooming Plant

image

© David R. McAdoo

Closeup of Blooms

image

© David R. McAdoo

Links:

 USDA PLANTS Database Record

• Permalink - (right click to save this page to your bookmarks)

Enjoy this plant info? Share it with others!

del.icio.us Favicon Diigo Favicon Digg Favicon Email Favicon Facebook Favicon Google Favicon LinkedIn Favicon Netvouz Favicon Print Favicon Reddit Favicon Simpy Favicon StumbleUpon Favicon Technorati Favicon TwitThis Favicon YahooMyWeb Favicon

<<< PREVIOUS

NEXT >>>

Comments - Leave a comment or read what's been added!

Name:

Email:

Location:

URL:

Smileys

Remember my personal information

Notify me of follow-up comments?

Submit the word you see below:


(Note: All comments are moderated, so it may be a day or two till your comment appears - please be patient!)

back to top
back to gallery
back to orchids
back to Carnivorous Plants