This is a rather non-descript green orchid that inhabits cool, moist woods, especially coniferous forests, but may also grow in open, moi...Read Morest barrenland areas. It is not common in eastern Newfoundland, but is regularly encountered in western parts of the Province. It occurs across North America, mostly within Canada and Alaska. Close inspection of the flowers will show that they look similar to a green-flowered P. dilatata, the tall white leafy orchid.
This is a rather non-descript green orchid that inhabits cool, moist woods, especially coniferous forests, but may also grow in open, moi...Read More