Lyperanthus – The Orchids of Western Australia

Lyperanthus serratus

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Rattle Beaks

Lyperanthus serratus

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Rattle Beaks

Lyperanthus serratus

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Rattle Beaks

Recent Comments

Felix on Thelymitra speciosaAugust 24, 2022
It should also be noted that WA orchids have a complex relationship with fungi and will not survive without them.…
Felix on Thelymitra speciosaAugust 24, 2022
This is an endangered species and is highly protected. it is illegal to remove them from the wild (fines of…
Felix on Thelymitra variegataAugust 16, 2022
Very true but even visiting them to photograph can be detrimental to their survival - do not visit them and…
Rhonda Andrews on Thelymitra variegataAugust 6, 2022
These are an endangered species & vary rare. Do not attempt to buy one from any source. It is illegal…
Brett Riegert on Curly LocksAugust 4, 2022
I found some just south east of Donnybrook but only budding at the moment is this normal maximum height 130mm…
Trish Robinson on Pterostylis recurvaApril 19, 2022
I am interested in purchasing a photo of a jug orchid as reference to create a design. I am on…
Sylvia Torres on Thelymitra speciosaFebruary 10, 2022
So beautiful, I'd love own one
Dawn Pierce on Thelymitra speciosaOctober 16, 2021
My mother & father have several different types of Orchids. Chocolate & even a beautiful bat Orchid I just know…
Julia Tabone on Blue Sun OrchidsOctober 7, 2021
Where can I buy tubers of these species? I'm not sure if I would consider seeds as it looks like…
Aly on Green Spider OrchidsSeptember 15, 2021
They're definitely not known widely to be in the metro, but I have heard of the odd one popping up…