Dactylorhiza incarnata ssp. coccinea x iberica (Marsh Orchid) Drought Tolerant long gray needles giving a

long gray needles giving a ghostly appearance

Natural Range:  Northern and Eastern North America

Large pink-spurred flowers with a raspberry center

Notes: Great shade tolerant species that does best in part shade but can grow in mostly shade

Notes:  This is an artificial hybrid of what occurs naturally in the wild where the two species overlap in distribution

Dactylorhiza incarnata ssp. coccinea x iberica (Marsh Orchid) Drought Tolerant long gray needles giving aZone: 4 8 Natural Range: Europe Soil: Moist, humus rich Light: Part shade, sun Attributes: Deciduous, 12 18" tall. Blooms in spring. Bright Magenta purple flowers with contrasting lighter center with spotting. Large thick green leaves. Notes: Dactylorhiza are among the most rewarding and care free orchids both for the orchid collector and the gardener. They will multiply fast when kept moist and not too shady. Once a plant has settled in it is one of