A member of the Orchid Family of plants.

Can be mistaken for: Lesser Twayblade (Neottia cordata), but that grows in bog and moors often hidden beneath Heather or in pinewoods and is much shorter at up to 10cm, with leaves more heart-shaped and the flowers are often dull reddish-green as well as more hooded.

Distinguishing Feature : A single pair of broad but stubby leaves on the stem suspended above ground level and with no other leaves anywhere else. The flower looks like an alien with a long, split at the bottom, yellowish-green apron.

Likes to grown in grassy places and in woods. Seems to prefer lime.

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