This rare gem is all about that dark glam, flaunting waxy, glossy flowers so purplish-black they're like something out of a Gothic fairy tale. As for growing a black orchid flower from seed ...

Martha knows a thing or two about flowers and finding the best of the best seeds to grow in her garden ... to avoid missing ...

The Service also designated 6,661 acres of critical habitat for the flower in Georgia and South Carolina. Only 19 populations of this rare flower remain, with 10 of these having fewer than 20 ...