Thank's to all who got on and gave their time and shared information on this orchid. I would love to find the name. It has been fun on the forum also.
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Thank's to all who got on and gave their time and shared information on this orchid. I would love to find the name. It has been fun on the forum also.
Anyone who says its an orchid is not correct. Sorry guys, i found it is a Gladiolus-Gladiolus byzantinus or a related species.
Very pretty though, i would have dug it up and put it in my garden! Does it have strap like leaves similar to a Gladiolus?

Kiwiorchids Thank You I went and found them Gladiolus byzantinus so you solved my mystry.
No problem, happy to helpKeep an eye out though, Spiranthes are apparently abundant in the US as well as a few other terrestrials...im just trying to remember them all!

Even though it's not an orchid...it is very pretty! Keep your eyes open, though, we do have a lot of native orchids that grow here;( the U.S.A. ) even up North where it gets a hard freeze in the Winter...Betty
yea, i gotta keep an eye out for the species glads in stores. mostly we get the big floofy hybrids though.![]()