rare orchids

Ashton Golf Course reduces the number of holes for golfers from 18 to 9 to make room for orchids to grow and seed.

Unlike other plants, the underworld flowers are white, without chlorophyll. Instead of creating photosynthesis, it lives parasites.

One of the world's rarest orchids has been discovered by British botanists in a volcanic island in the Atlantic Ocean.

This exotic orchid variety has white heads and petals like flying birds.