"The orchids are the nobility of the flower world. They are a race set apart. No common garb is theirs. Like scions of a noble race, they have a curiously devised heraldry and may be known by their horns and antlers, tails and ears, and queerly fashioned crests."
Gibson, W.H. 1905. Our Native Orchids. Doubleday, Page, New York.
Putty-root, Adam-and-Eve, Winter-leaf |
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Grass-pink Orchid |
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| Spotted Coralroot, Large Coralroot |
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Moccasin Flower, Pink Lady Slipper |
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Southern Small Yellow Lady Slipper or Lesser Yellow Lady Slipper |
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Large Yellow Lady Slipper |
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Helleborine, Broad-leaved Helleborine |
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Showy Orchid, Purple-hooded Orchid |
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Downy Rattlesnake Plantain |
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Crested Coralroot or Cock's Comb |
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Large Whorled Pogonia |
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Lily-leaved Twayblade, Purple Twayblade |
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Bog or Fen Twayblade |
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Little Club-spur Orchid,Small Green Wood Orchid |
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Yellow Fringed Orchid |
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Large Purple-fringed Orchid |
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Ragged Fringed or Green Fringed Orchid |
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Pad-leaf or Large Round-leaved Orchid |
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Purple Fringeless Orchid |
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Small Purple-fringed Orchid |
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Shriver's Frilly Orchid |
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Nodding Ladies' Tresses |
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Slender Ladies' Tresses |
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Yellow Ladies' Tresses |
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Spring Ladies' Tresses |
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Cranefly Orchid |