Rattlesnake Plantain Orchid
Jay 6a Chicago
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Comments (5)thanks all for the good id. I had try to raise some lady slippers some years ago with no success. I thought it was because I didn't have a michorzial host for the plant.Then I saw a web page were i saw people raising them indoors with great success. Does anybody know what i missed ?...See MoreHAVE: Have Native Terr. Orchid Aplectrum hyemale
Comments (13)To all concerned: I am sending your trade items, but right now the heat would kill the plants. The delay before was caused by the relentless flooding we experienced here in Illinois. It's taken us months to clean up & rebuild. I had no internet connection for long periods of time, which is why I wasn't responding. One person I trade with lives not far from me and she experienced the same flooding....we ended up trading in person just 2 weeks ago. I can't apologise enough to you all. You have every right to be angered, and I am so very sorry. A few of the plants in the trades have gone dormant, but will be sending up shoots again in the autumn. The rest, you'll all receive as soon as I can afford to post them. The cleanup has been expensive, to put it mildly. I'm not asking your forgiveness here, just explaining what happened. Best wishes to you all, Lily...See MoreHAVE: Rattlesnake Master
Comments (4)Hmmmm...zone 4 ya say? Dagnabbit...am not sure what grows in snow :o) It only snows in the deep south tip of Texas maybe once every 100 years. Am interested in adding Rattlesnake Master to my butterfly garden though. Please have a look-see at my exchange list...maybe there is something on there you are familiar with or would like to experiment with. ~ Cat GW: TexasPuddyPrint...See MoreLate summer native orchids are blooming
Comments (1)Very nice, ESH....See MoreJay 6a Chicago
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