Bletilla x yokohama, Terrestrial Orchid well-draining soil It's both vase-shaped and asymmetrical

It's both vase-shaped and asymmetrical — dynamic

It can handle our dry clay sites as well

Lilac flowers on spikes appear early to late summer and the resulting fleshy black fruits remain all winter

interesting in winter with its papery bark

The rounded leaves with lobed edges range from 10 to 20 inches and upward-cupping to catch a pretty pool of rainwater

Bletilla x yokohama, Terrestrial Orchid well-draining soil It's both vase-shaped and asymmetricalA prolific, long blooming hybrid of Bletilla striata from China and Bletilla formosana from Taiwan with violet flowers has a distinctive, slightly ruffled purple lip. Pleated light green lance shaped leaves rise from the base, and you'll find the plant lightly colonizing depending upon conditions. Hardy, despite looking exotic!. 2' x 2' From Red's Rhodies in Sherwood, OR. Minimum temperature: 10 F