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| I'm not familiar with "yard orchid" as being a common description for any particular species... a picture of the plant and its flowers would be the most helpful way for someone here to guide you better. |
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| The most common ground orchids in Florida are Phaius and Phalocalanthe. There are several varieties with the nun orchid being the most common. They like shady areas and a good amount of water but do not like an area that does not drain and stays too wet. They can grow quite large and fill an area with beautiful color. I am sure you have one in this case because of the 'mass of buds opening now'. Very few orchids put out that many flowers easily.
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| I forgot to say that since you are further north you will have to mulch the orchid heavily to withstand the freeze if grown in the ground, or if grown in a pot bring it into the garage for the coldest periods.
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