Yes, you would have Cypripediums where you are. Most commonly pink or yellow. They are very hard to transplant. The top and bottom flowers are now called Paphiopedilums, from Asia, and the left and right flowers are Phragmipediums, from South America. Most Paphs are relatively easy to grow. Phrags are a little more delicate.
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I grow these! They are weird and wonderful, with warts and hairs and stripes…
Where I live there are several kinds of wild orchids and weird looking plants like these. Never tried to grow any though!
Yes, you would have Cypripediums where you are. Most commonly pink or yellow. They are very hard to transplant. The top and bottom flowers are now called Paphiopedilums, from Asia, and the left and right flowers are Phragmipediums, from South America. Most Paphs are relatively easy to grow. Phrags are a little more delicate.