Oregon Field Guide
Grande Ronde Wildflowers
Clip: Season 25 Episode 2509 | 8mVideo has Closed Captions
Just above the Grande Ronde Valley is home to some of the rarest flowers in Oregon.
In 1993, former Eastern Oregon University agronomist Andy Huber began acquiring land in the Grande Ronde Valley to create a non-profit native plant reserve. Along with restoring the land and propagating native seeds, Andy’s site is also the only US site where Mountain Lady’s Slipper orchids are grown from seed. We visit along with the Oregon Orchid Society to see three native orchids in bloom.
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Oregon Field Guide
Grande Ronde Wildflowers
Clip: Season 25 Episode 2509 | 8mVideo has Closed Captions
In 1993, former Eastern Oregon University agronomist Andy Huber began acquiring land in the Grande Ronde Valley to create a non-profit native plant reserve. Along with restoring the land and propagating native seeds, Andy’s site is also the only US site where Mountain Lady’s Slipper orchids are grown from seed. We visit along with the Oregon Orchid Society to see three native orchids in bloom.
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