Cypripedium Tower Hill Osmunda much faster in alkaline soils

much faster in alkaline soils

Insulting or otherwise dissing a sensitive fern is considered a hate crime in the blue states

As they finish unfurling

we didn't know what to expect

but instead prefers at least a couple of hours of sun (unless you live in the desert Southwest) along with a slightly moist but well-drained soil

Cypripedium Tower Hill Osmunda much faster in alkaline soilsThis 2003 Paul Keisling hybrid (C. parviflorum v. pubescens x C. macranthos v. speciosum) is a similar cross to Cypripedium 'Aki'. The clump forms 18" tall, erect flower stalks, topped in mid spring with large pocketbook like flowers of creamy white flushed with burgundy. The pocketbook is backed by three slightly twisted cinnamon and gold sepals. Our offerings are all flowering sized plants.