Georgia Gardening: Share splash of colors from your garden, 1 by MaypopLaurel

MaypopLaurel wrote:
Here is Cleisostoma sagittatum. Really a big name for a tiny orchid. It's only four inches tall and these flowers are less than a quarter of an inch. They are perfection when viewed with a magnifying glass and prove that beauty can come in small packages. My orchids go outdoors, on the decks, in April and trickle indoors up until December, so they are a part of our outdoor landscape. I have a specially equipped room where they winter but it's not a greenhouse.
Laurel