Grass Pink Orchid Sundew It divides regularly and forms

It divides regularly and forms loose clumps

It is quite noticeable from a distance and appears to shine reddish-pink

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this plant is best presented at the back of the bog garden with its high

Typically plants are shipped bare-root

Grass Pink Orchid Sundew It divides regularly and formsEase to Grow: Easy Dormancy: Yes Native Range: Peat Bogs of Eastern and Central North America Zones: 3 9 (2 10) The Grass Pink, Calopogon tuberosa, is one of the showiest and most common of all our native orchids. The bright pink blooms are 2" (4cm) across with multiple flowers (up to 10+) on each spike. The petals are brilliant magenta and the lip is tipped with bright yellow bristles that attract insects. It is a summer bloomer, and flowers over a