Unknown orchid From Dayton by Judy Lehmberg anyone identify?
My wife found these in a neighbors yard. The owner said she did not know the origin, but were there when they built the house in the 1970's. Any guesses? One-inch long blooms.
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Comment by Linda Knowles on July 9, 2016 at 3:38pm
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It is bletilla, a non native orchid that is sold commercially.
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