Bletilla Candles in the Wind Spiranthes possibly due to overharvesting by

possibly due to overharvesting by the precolonial Indian tribes who used it as a sweetener

For that reason

fast-multiplying 8' tall clump

do not cut the branches of Erythrina herbacea back until late spring

where it grew alongside Aucuba chinensis

Bletilla Candles in the Wind Spiranthes possibly due to overharvesting byBletilla 'Candles in the Wind' is a 2022 Plant Delights JLBG introduction of a Peter Zale (Longwood Gardens) hybrid, which forms a dense, vigorous clump that produces masses of incredible 4' tall spikes, laden with white flowers, blushed pink and with a yellow tipped tongue. The three way branched spikes produce an insane number of flowers and an equally insane number of bumblebees, starting for us in mid May and continuing through July. Our plant