Bulldog lady's slipper orchids (often called bulldog paphs) are a type of the more common lady's slipper orchid, which has narrow, mottled leaves and grows in warm conditions.

The striking lady’s-slipper orchid was believed to be extinct in the UK by the early 20th century, due to over-collection by plant hunters gripped by the Victorian orchid craze, and loss of its ...

The Garden Detective answers readers' questions about lady slipper orchids, how to contain milkweed, and keeping ti plants healthy. Plus: the Great Long Island Tomato Challenge.

Q: I read an article about the rarity of lady slipper orchids. I have them on my property and am wondering how to care for or transplant them. Do you have any advice regarding these plants?

The orchid family is one of the largest flowering plant families in the world. Orchids can be found on every continent except Antarctica. ... Commonly referred to as lady slipper orchids, ...

Orchids are the biggest plant family in the world, with an estimated 25,000 plus species worldwide. Most are tropical, said Whigham. There are over 200 orchid species in North America, according ...

Pink lady's slipper is a beautiful native orchid, but it requires special bacteria in the soil to thrive. Transplanting one usually ends in failure. (Walter Reeves for The Atlanta Journal ...