Epipactis palustris (Marsh Helleborine) Florida with the largest spring pitcher

with the largest spring pitcher reaching an astonishing 123 cm

it's one of the first to spring into life each year letting us know the season has started

bulbous pitchers Chipola Giants really stand out amongst the other Sarracenia purpurea

Bring colour and personality to your gardening routine with the Burgon & Ball Flower Snips from the beautiful Collector Range

Epipactis palustris (Marsh Helleborine) Florida with the largest spring pitcherEpipactis palustris is marsh helleborine, a native orchid for damp lime rich soils. It produces elegant flowers in summer. Appearance It forms upright stems with narrow leaves and carries pale flowers with pink and brown markings. Height is usually 30 to 60cm. Care Guide It prefers moist, alkaline soil and open light. Sun: Full sun to light shade. Soil: Moist, lime rich soil. Water: Keep damp but not flooded. Feeding: Do not feed heavily. Maintenance: