Marsh helleborine

Marsh Helleborine (Epipactis palustris) has about half a dozen narrow leaves and a one-side flower spike of between four and twenty flowers. The flowering period stretches from June to September and the flowers are pollinated by bees; they have a whitish lower lip and the rest of the flower is tinged reddish or brownish.

This plant prefers very bright locations, during this time of year it is best to avoid exposure to direct solar rays.

cool temperatures. Allow the soil to be dry between one

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