Cypripedium Chauncey Andropogon we found this fast-multiplying form

we found this fast-multiplying form of Trillium lancifolium in Whitfield

Flowering is heaviest in late spring

spidery flowers

(aka: Cimicifuga rubifolia) This wonderful rare native (globally rare ranking of G3) from Virginia west to Tennessee has languished in taxonomic purgatory under a parade of invalid names

these are very highly prized by plant collectors but are rarely available outside of Japan

Cypripedium Chauncey Andropogon we found this fast-multiplying formCypripedium 'Chauncey' is a rarely offered 1993 Carson Whitlow cross of the North American native Cypripedium parviflorum var. parviflorum and Taiwanese Cypripedium segawae. Cypripedium 'Chauncey' produces 15" tall stalks of small yellow flowers, each flecked in wine red. Each flower is also backed with three very long, twisted, dark purple sepals. Our offerings are all flowering sized plants. Planting your Cypripedium orchid. Maintenance: Lady