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*Epipactus gigantea
‘Serpentine Night’
purple-leaved stream orchid

The stream orchid is found in perennial streams, seepages, or other permanently wet places in California. Spreads by runners and will form a colony producing many flower stems. Each stem holds several orchid blosssoms of subtle flesh tones 12 - 18 inches tall. The cultivar ‘Serpentine Night’ has wonderful dark foliage, emerging in the spring almost black. As the season progresses the color changes to dark bronze then bronzy green. Dies to the ground in winter. Best with good light but may need afternoon shade in hot areas. Easy to grow with regular water. Excellent in containers too.

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