• Ep.103 Intro to orchids: Orchidaceae family - Dr Richard Bate (NWRPI, BSBI, @Wildflower_Hour, @TheNewGalaxy)

  • May 8 2022
  • Length: 1 hr and 26 mins
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Ep.103 Intro to orchids: Orchidaceae family - Dr Richard Bate (NWRPI, BSBI, @Wildflower_Hour, @TheNewGalaxy)

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  • Dr Richard Bate is back! The orchid family is one of the most beloved groups of plants known to humankind, and they're a passion of Richard's. In this episode, he explains how we can identify a true orchid, how we can differentiate between different types of orchids, and why they have such a special place in so many gardener's hearts.

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