Cypripedium Emil Australia where it grows in fields

where it grows in fields and forest edges

eventually changing to flecked light green by fall (the coloration will hold better in cooler climates)

as is its deer resistance

unless she was from Nuevo Leon or San Luis Potosi states in Northern Mexico

The tongue-shaped leaves have a unique

Cypripedium Emil Australia where it grows in fieldsCypripedium 'Emil' is a 1993 Werner Frosch hybrid of the European Cypripedium calceolus and the American Cypripedium parviflorum var. parviflorum. The result is a vigorous grower, topped in late May with 18" stalks of stunning flowers, each composed of a bright yellow pouch complemented by dark burgundy, twisted sepals. A well grown clump of Cypripedium 'Emil' can produce up to 24 flowers in only 3 years fastest in cool summer climates. Our offerings