Jim Fowler's photos with the keyword: Sarracenia

I returned home after almost a week in the North Carolina mountains, and here is what I found in the front yard Bog Garden! The Calopogon tuberosus or Common Grass Pink orchids are in full bloom. The tall plants in the background are carnivorous plants called Pitcher Plants. The tiny white flowers in the foreground are a wetland plant called Carolina False Pimpernel. What a welcoming sight...

I returned home after almost a week in the North Carolina mountains, and here is what I found in the front yard Bog Garden! The Calopogon tuberosus or Common Grass Pink orchids are in full bloom. The tall plants in the background are carnivorous plants called Pitcher Plants. The tiny white flowers in the foreground are a wetland plant called Carolina False Pimpernel. What a welcoming sight...

I returned home after almost a week in the North Carolina mountains, and here is what I found in the front yard Bog Garden! The Calopogon tuberosus or Common Grass Pink orchids are in full bloom. The tall plants in the background are carnivorous plants called Pitcher Plants. The tiny white flowers in the foreground are a wetland plant called Carolina False Pimpernel. What a welcoming sight...

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Terrestrial orchid, native to the southeastern United States.

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Terrestrial orchid, native to the southeastern United States.

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Terrestrial orchid, native to the southeastern United States.

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This is an easy orchid to grow in a home bog garden.

This is an easy orchid to grow in a home bog garden.

One of the few Grass-pinks left in the bog garden. Hopefully, they will multiply in the coming years.

These just started blooming in the bog garden a couple of days ago. These plants came from southeastern North Carolina and are always a couple of weeks later than my purple ones.