Anacacho Orchid Tree Dappled Shade established plants may send out

established plants may send out root suckers

with one special petal that has a sweet honey gland at its base

giving the leaves a unique waisted appearance

False Indigo

Bloom: March-September

Anacacho Orchid Tree Dappled Shade established plants may send outBauhinia lunarioides (B. congesta) The Anacacho orchid tree, while a delightful find at specialty nurseries, remains quite rare in Texas. You can spot it growing in the picturesque Anacacho Mountains just west of Uvalde and a couple of other small locations, although its more commonly found in Mexico. The tree showcases delicate leaves divided into pairs of oval leaflets and bursts forth with vibrant white or pink flower clusters that resemble orchids