Found in coastal and hillside habitats, often characterized by crowded flower spikes.
A native to Florida woods, featuring greenish flowers that some describe as having an overpowering scent, though others find it undetectable. rein orchid
Features a distinctive small bump (tubercle) on the flower's lip that forces insects to enter from the sides for pollination. Ecology and Conservation Found in coastal and hillside habitats, often characterized
Notable for its sweet clove-like scent in the evenings and spurs that point backward at a right angle to the stem. Found in coastal and hillside habitats
Rein orchids are generally recognized by their spikes (racemes) of small, pale greenish or white flowers.