Cypripedium kentuckiense Living Wall It is most often used

It is most often used as a solitary specimen in a rock garden

golden-orange pendent flowers

Each flower boasts a phenomenal sweet fragrance that perfumes for quite a distance around the clump

continuing through October

Cypripedium kentuckiense Living Wall It is most often usedWe are so pleased to be able to offer seed grown plants of the amazing Cypripedium kentuckiense, which we've grown in our garden for more than two decades! Native from Virginia west to Texas, the southeastern native Cypripedium kentuckiense has performed wonderfully for us, making large 18"+ tall clumps, topped in early to mid May with large, creamy, pocketbook shaped flowers, highlighted by dark purple twisted sepals, in turn adorned with yellow