Cypripedium reginae Astrolepis resembling a "Meadow Muffin"

resembling a "Meadow Muffin"

Hosta 'Dick Ward' is a stunning mutation of Hosta 'Zounds' that forms one of the most beautiful hosta clumps in our entire garden

Calanthe sieboldii prefers well-drained

the clump is topped with tiny clusters of blue flowers in early spring

Cypripedium reginae Astrolepis resembling a "Meadow Muffin"The showy lady slipper is one of the most abundant Northeast US native orchid species. In June, Cypripedium reginae emerges with 18" tall stalks, each clothed in oblong velvety leaves. From mid June to July, the stems are topped with exquisite slipper flowers white petals at the top with a pink slipper attached below. In time, Cypripedium reginae will develop into quite a large clump. Cypripedium reginae prefers a partially open site with a moist,