The bamboo orchid (*Arundina graminifolia*) is a statuesque, reed-like terrestrial orchid native to Southeast Asia and Hawaii. Growing 5–6 feet tall (sometimes more), it produces successive blooms year-round with a sweet fragrance that attracts pollinators.
Sun: Full sun to partial shade—needs strong light to flower well.
Climate: Warm, frost-free zones (USDA 10–11). In cooler areas, grow in large containers moved indoors for winter.
Propagation: Collect seed pods as they ripen; sow immediately as viability drops quickly. Division of clumps is easier for most gardeners.
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This low-maintenance, high-impact plant adds vertical drama and fragrance to tropical gardens or sunny patios.
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