Bletilla ochracea Georgia native plants creamy white-and-green

creamy white-and-green

(aka: Salvia rosmarinus) Discovered by the late Madalene Hill in Arp

It makes an AWESOME specimen that likes it hot and sunny

The spines are on the sides of the leaf

'Yattazu Yan Jaku' is one of the most emotion-provoking rohdeas that we grow

Bletilla ochracea Georgia native plants creamy white-and-greenVisitors to the garden have seen these flowering have begged to purchase Bletilla ochracea, so the time has arrived. Similar to the more common Bletilla striata, Bletilla ochracea is also easy to grow, but it requires more sunlight. Even in moist shade in the woodland garden, we just haven't had Bletilla ochracea thrive. In spring, the flowering stalk bearing two long, pleated green leaves emerges from the underground pseudobulb. In early to mid May