Just remember that it's essential to research and meet the growing requirements of the specific type of orchid you're growing in your yard. However, these points should be taken into consideration ...

yellow lady's slipper orchids can often be seen in the wild, especially in pine and oak forests. These acid-loving plants can also be right at home in your yard as long as you give them plenty of ...

And if that isn't enough, you can e-mail the orchid (or bromeliad) grower. Not bad for Kerry Herndon, a guy who began with an ornamental plant business he started in his grandmother's back yard ...