- Flowering period
- May - June
- Threat status ?
- Habitat
- Forest
- Scientific name
- Cephalanthera damasonium
white helleborine
LB: Bleeche Bëschvillchen
FR: céphalanthère à grandes fleurs
DE: Bleiches Waldvögelein
Forest species such as the white helleborine can, thanks to fungal filaments inside their root cells, colonize habitats with only little sunlight. The white helleborine is often found on calcareous soils in the sparse deciduous and coniferous forests of the Gutland.