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Chinese Ground Orchid

Bletilla striata

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ZONES  6-9 | Good to grow! Zone

With the Chinese Ground Orchid, or Bletilla striata ‘Pink,’– you can enjoy the fascinating orchid blossoms and pleated green foliage in your partially shaded or woodland garden. In late spring, generous flowering unfolds as racemes carrying 8-12 vivid violet-pink blossoms emerge. Upright foliage is marked with pronounced vertical ridges, adding texture throughout the growing season. A true treasure for the plantsperson – grow Bletilla striata ‘Pink’ as a showpiece in your garden or in containers and see how easy it can be! (Bletilla)

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Overall rating: 3.3333333 / 5 from 3 reviews.

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A Woodland Gem Worth the Wait

"I planted the Chinese Ground Orchid (Bletilla striata 'Pink') with high hopes—and then honestly kind of forgot about it. While it was slow to get going, it was absolutely worth the wait. This elegant perennial took its time settling in, but once it did, it rewarded me with the most exquisite violet-pink orchid blooms in late spring / early summer. Each raceme carried a generous cluster of blossoms, and they looked like something out of a botanical dream. The pleated, upright foliage adds beautiful texture to my partially shaded garden bed, and it stays attractive well beyond the bloom season. I tucked mine into a woodland corner with dappled light, and it's become a quiet showpiece—subtle, yet stunning. If you're looking for a low-maintenance orchid that thrives in shade (and even tolerates my brutal winters), this is a fantastic choice. It's perfect for woodland gardens, shady borders, or even containers. Just be patient—Bletilla striata rewards gardeners who give it time to establish."

Tabar A. (5/5)

Excited

"Blooming for me in year two!"

Maile (4/5)

This didn't grow well for me

"I planted last year, only grew few leaves, no bloom. And they didn't come back this year. :( I was hoping it would grow since the picture showed beautiful blooms."

ICJ (1/5)

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