Bletilla ochracea Dawns Early Light Orange/Peach Flowering Plants (Woodwardia unigemmata YD 19-70) This

(Woodwardia unigemmata YD 19-70) This Yucca Do collection of the evergreen (to 15 degrees F) Woodwardia unigemmata comes from 3

with a floral progression that continues until fall

unclothed legs

the foliage remains dormant until spring

and an array of misconceptions regarding planting techniques

Bletilla ochracea Dawns Early Light Orange/Peach Flowering Plants (Woodwardia unigemmata YD 19-70) ThisBletilla ochracea is one of the prizes of the orchid genus, Bletilla, hailing from southern China into Vietnam. We acquired this form as Bletilla ochracea light yellow, so we added the cultivar name, Bletilla 'Dawn's Early Light'. Starting in mid June and continuing into August (NC), the 30" tall spikes emerge from the wide, pleated green foliage, each laden with 3 5 flowers which emerge light yellow and age to white, with a bright golden orange lip.