That is so neat, Bruce.
We have pink lady slipper in the woods and we enjoy see them every spring. Thank you for showing your native orchid.
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Here is Spiranthes tuberosa the 'little ladies' tresses'. As you can see it looks very similar to Spiranthes lacera. One main difference is the noticeable difference in color. Lacera has a green center where tuberosa is pure white.
Spiranthes tuberosa
These were in abundance today in all stages from tight little buds to completely bloomed out and with seed pods. It was really fun to identify them.
Cheers,
BD
That is so neat, Bruce.
We have pink lady slipper in the woods and we enjoy see them every spring. Thank you for showing your native orchid.
I'm so glad these ones were blooming for you. You really must have enjoyed the walk; I know I've enjoyed your pictures. Thank you so much for sharing them with us.
It was a lot of fun. Glad you guys enjoyed seeing the photos.
Cheers,
BD