Growing quickly 35 feet tall and wide, the orchid tree is a perfect for choice for parking lot islands, street medians, lining driveways or as a specimen tree in the center of a lawn. Orchid trees can be propagated a number of ways, but propagating with c
A keiki (baby in Hawaiian) is a plantlet that may sometimes form on a stem or near the base of an orchid. Allow it to continue growing on the parent plant until it has roots at least 1 inch long and with two or three leaves. Keiki’s are a great way to p
The orchid tree is a showy, tropical tree that is native to India and parts of Asia. The tree is hardy to plant in USDA growing zones 9 through 11 where the winters are mild. Orchid trees grow to a height of 20 to 40 feet and produce purple-colored flower
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