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theroadtofairyland · 5 months
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Kindergarten
Watercolor On Artboard
2022, 10"x 8"
Wild Grass Orchids
Sugilite and Amethyst
Private Collection
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mimiminimal · 6 months
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Ann Lehman.  Wild Orchids, 1981.  Woodblock print / 24x19 in.
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hankwag93 · 11 months
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Some shots of greater yellow lady’s slipper orchids from a hike on 6/2/23.
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gatabella · 4 months
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“I have worked with Greta Garbo in many pictures and each one has been an enjoyable experience. Miss Garbo is an artist and she gives to her work an enthusiasm which communicates itself to the other players. As a woman she is everchanging in her moods and is, therefore, always interesting and charming.”
-Lewis Stone, Screenland, June 1931
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novamonkeyman · 29 days
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rachelsrandomsphotos · 11 months
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Chinese Crown Orchid (Eulophia graminea)
Taken at Malabar Scrub Sanctuary in Malabar, FL
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allgarbo · 2 years
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Greta Garbo in Wild Orchids (1929) directed by Sidney Franklin
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missdreamalot · 2 years
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Wild Orchids (1929). dir. Sidney Franklin
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itsborhes · 2 years
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Greta Garbo "Wild orchids" 1928
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aisling-saoirse · 8 months
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Rattlesnake Plantain - Goodyera pubescens
Finally a wild orchid! Albeit the most common one in our region. Rattlesnake plantains are commonly found in slightly acidic oak-heath forests near mountain ridgelines. This plant is also a wetlands indicator species however it can grow in both moist and dry conditions (like the mossy ridgeline off the Appalachian trail where I found it).
Rattlesnake plantains are named for the variegated foliage which resembles snake skins, the leaves produce a single stalk which can contain around 50 flowers. This orchid typically spreads colonally via rhizome, like all orchids its 'seeds' require a particular fungal relationship to grow and survive.
In the case of this orchid habitat is very particular, in addition to shady conifer/heath/oak forests, the plant enjoys hummus rich soils and the wood of both white oak and tulip poplars. Given all this context it should cue you in on the fact that this plant will not survive transplant so please do not remove it and place it in your garden.
The Rattlesnake Plantain can be found throughout the entirety of the eastern US and parts of Ontario.
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ppsychlone · 1 year
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Bulbophyllum medusae
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theroadtofairyland · 4 days
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Night Kats
Watercolor and Gouache on Black Paper
2024, 10"x 8"
Cattleya Orchids
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h-u-mb-u-g · 1 year
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Asian Flycatcher, regular visitor to the mango tree. Counting my blessings. The orchids are Acambe praemorsa in the wild.
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adventurealldays · 2 years
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My favorite June flowers in the Sangres
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gatabella · 10 months
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Greta Garbo, Wild Orchids, 1929
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tail-feathers · 2 years
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“Divinely superfluous beauty.”
-Robinson Jeffers
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