Rare Orchid Grows in Charles Darwin's Garden After Two Years
After a two-year restoration program, a unique orchid that reproduces by intoxicating insects is flourishing in the gardens of Charles Darwin's home.
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After a two-year restoration program, a unique orchid that reproduces by intoxicating insects is flourishing in the gardens of Charles Darwin's home.
Unusually the violet helleborine is only pollinated by wasps and is thriving thanks to nectar that is irresistible to the insects
Darwin lived here 40 years.