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Orchid Species: Serapias latifolia

Kew currently accepted name is Epipactis purpurata

Serapias latifolia is an orchid species identified by viridiflora Hoffm. in 1804. Culture information and photos for this orchid are commonly detailed under the currently accepted name of Epipactis purpurata.
Genus
Serapias (Srps.)
Grex
latifolia
Parents
Species
Author
</i><i> viridiflora</i> Hoffm.
Year
1804
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ORIGIN: Found in Ireland, Great Britain, Norway, Sweden, Finland, Denmark, Spain, France, Belgium, Netherlands, Germany, Czeckloslovakia, Austria, Hungary, Switzerland, Italy, Yugoslavia, Albania, Greece, Bulgaria, Romania, Poland, Ukraine, Western Russia, Central Russia and western Siberia.

DESCRIPTION: This large sized, terrestrial species is a cool to cold growing orchid with glabrous or pubescent stems carrying 3 to 10, ovate to ovate-lanceolate leaves that become more bract-like towards the apex and blooms on a terminal, pubescent, 2 3/4 to 10 [7 to 25 cm] long, densely many flowered inflorescence that arises in the late spring and summer and has vanilla scented flowers.

FLOWER SIZE: 1 inch [2.5 cm] -- information provided by Jay Pfahl, author of the Internet Orchid Species Encyclopedia (IOSPE).
Other Names
Genus Name Genus Grex Name Year Author
Add+ Epipactis Epcts purpurata 1828 Sm.
Add+ Helleborine Helleborine sessilifolia 1905 (Peterm.) Druce
Add+ Helleborine Helleborine varians 1936 (Crantz) O.Schwarz
Add+ Helleborine Helleborine violacea 1907 (Dur.-Doq.) Druce
Add+ Helleborine Helleborine viridiflora 1913 (Hoffm.) Wheldon & Travis
Add+ Limodorum Limo violaceum 1891 (Dur.-Doq.) Kuntze
Add+ Epipactis Epcts halacsyi 1990 Robatsch
Add+ Epipactis Epcts latifolia lusus rosea 1907 Erdner in P.F.A.Ascherson & K.O.R.Graebner
Add+ Epipactis Epcts pollinensis 2000 B.Baumann & H.Baumann
Add+ Epipactis Epcts pseudopurpurata 1996 Mered'a
Add+ Epipactis Epcts sessilifolia 1844 Peterm.
Add+ Epipactis Epcts varians 1905 (Crantz) H.Fleischm. & Rech.
Add+ Epipactis Epcts violacea 1857 (Dur.-Doq.) Boreau
Add+ Epipactis Epcts viridflora
Add+ Serapias Srps sessilifolia 1908 (Peterm.) A.A.Eaton
Add+ Helleborine Helleborine purpurata 1909 (Sm.) Druce
Add+ Epipactis Epcts merediorum 2009 Batoušek
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