Cypripedium fasciolatum corrugatum Miscarum propagation is limited to divisions

propagation is limited to divisions

The 10" tall stalks are topped with silver and olive mottled leaves

This 2011 Plant Delights/JLBG introduction represents seed-grown plants from a population we discovered in 2003 in Smith County

3' tall flower spikes of light blue flowers that well exceed the 26" foliage

Looking more like a sedum on Prozac than a member of the poinsettia family

Cypripedium fasciolatum corrugatum Miscarum propagation is limited to divisionsThis hybrid ladyslipper orchid is a cross of the two Chinese species, Cypripedium fasciolatum and Cypripedium corrugatum. The large maroon pouch, backed by maroon striped sepals, appears atop the 1' tall stalk in late spring. A well drained, but moist and cool spot in the woodland garden is best for this stunning ladyslipper orchid hybrid. Our offerings are all flowering sized plants.