Serapias bergonii is a species of orchids found from Italy to western and southern Turkey.

In 2021, a tongue orchid was found growing in an undisclosed location in Suffolk, and assumed to be lesser tongue orchid.

In 2022 after repeated visits by naturalists the ID was reassessed as Serapias bergonii, and suggested as such by Sean Cole,[1] Kew Gardens, and an undisclosed academic.

Considering it is native to the SE Mediterranean, it was assumed to have been deliberately planted here.

[2] The orchid grows on private land with limited public access, and it is difficult to see where it could have originated from.