Burnt orchid
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 Neotinea ustulata
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| Neotinea ustulata R.M. Bateman, Pridgeon & M.W. Chase, Lindleyana 12: 122 (1997) |
The Burnt Orchid (Neotinea ustulata) is a European terrestrial orchid, most common in the mountains. It flowers between April and August depending on the altitude.
Neotinea ustulata is now the accepted name. It was previously described as Orchis ustulata (L. 1753).[1]
The Burnt Orchid was designated the county flower of Wiltshire in Plantlife's 2002 campaign.
Western marsh orchid (1989) | Pyramidal orchid (1990) | Green-winged Orchid (1991) | Listera ovata (1992) | Military Orchid (1993) | Fen orchid (1994) | Bee Orchid (1995) | Cypripedium calceolus (1996) | Bug Orchid (1997) | Marsh Helleborine (1998) | Lizard Orchid (1999) | Red Helleborine (2000) | Autumn Ladies'-tresses (2001) | Bird's-nest Orchid (2002) | Fly Orchid (2003) | Frog Orchid (2004) | Burnt orchid (2005) | Broadleaf Helleborine (2006) | Nigritella nigra rhellicani (2007)
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