Orchid Types

People often see a grassy plant with small greenish flowers popping up in mulch. They assume it is

Phalaenopsis amabilis is the wild orchid species behind most white moth orchids sold today. Growers often call it

Dracula simia grows at 3,000 to 6,500 feet in Ecuador and Peru cloud forests. That is roughly 900

A jewel orchid is a terrestrial orchid grown for its patterned leaves, not its flowers. The label covers

Follow a dry limestone trail through Mediterranean scrub in April. You may spot a spike of small pink

A spider orchid is the common name for Brassia. This genus holds about 35 species closely related to

Dracula orchid is the common name for the genus Dracula. It covers roughly 125 species of cloud forest

Vanilla planifolia is the orchid species behind nearly all commercial vanilla flavoring. It is native to Mexico and

Cymbidium orchid care comes down to one decision. Does the plant get a real cool snap in fall,

Orchids grow naturally on every continent except Antarctica. The heaviest concentration sits in tropical cloud forests near the