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Ponerorchis farreri
Hemipilia farreri is a wild terrestrial orchid from the mountains of southwest China and southeast Tibet, rarely grown in gardens. It is a cool-climate alpine species, so success depends on mimicking its cool, moist, well-drained habitat.
Hemipilia farreri is a species of flowering plant in the family Orchidaceae. It is endemic to China, where it is found from south-eastern Tibet to north-western Yunnan.
Hemipilia alpestris · Hemipilia amplexifolia · Hemipilia bidupensis · Hemipilia cordifolia · Hemipilia crassicalcarata · Cucullate Neottianthe Orchid · Hemipilia faberi · Hemipilia flabellata · Hemipilia forrestii · Hemipilia henryi · Hemipilia keiskei · Hemipilia kinoshitae
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