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This small orchid tends to grow singly, unlike its relative, Downy
Appalachian mountain forest. Tulip poplar & oak dominated
Southeastern woods likes to be partially covered by leaf litter.
Leaves in a basal rosette. Leaves have a net-like pattern of white veins on the ...
Spotted on Auger Hole trail in Gorges State Park, NC
Small herbaceous plant from orchid family. Green leaves with distinct white net ...
I found this in the woods it has little white flowers
Growing on the forest floor of a deciduous forest, among leaf litter, moss, and ...
Found on the side of a hiking trail amongst moss. Elevation: 3200 feet.
Green variegated leaves, it was approximately 5-6 inches in size. It is one of ...
Height: 12 - 18 inches Flower Size: 5 - 10 mm Blooms: June to September
The rosette of basal leaves are distinctly red-veined. This specimen is covered ...
Small dark green oblong leaves with light green centers. Flower spathes occur ...
Part of a patch growing in back of my house. Probably the most common orchid in ...
One of the most common orchids native to eastern North America. A cylindrical ...