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2025-05-21 09:33 pm (UTC)
Re: Starting a new thread because the windows are shrinking.
Orchis italica
is native to the Mediterranean (I’m seeing wildly varying accounts of what U.S. climate zone equivalent would support them, ranging from 5 to 10) and has culinary and medicinal uses.
This image of the blossoms is all over the web, but I’m going to credit Ana Retamaro by linking directly:
https://www.anaretamero.com/Nature/Plants-ang-fungi/OrchidsOrqu%C3%ADdeas/i-fLDq79g
And here are the edible tubers:
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Re: Starting a new thread because the windows are shrinking.
This image of the blossoms is all over the web, but I’m going to credit Ana Retamaro by linking directly: https://www.anaretamero.com/Nature/Plants-ang-fungi/OrchidsOrqu%C3%ADdeas/i-fLDq79g
And here are the edible tubers: