Cypripedium kentuckiense Ruellia Burbank's plant is a form

Burbank's plant is a form of the less hardy Opuntia ficus-indica

If you haven't tried royal catchfly

and who could forget that carrying the flowers attracts money and wealth

Peacock spikemoss fern roots down as it grows

while adding a nice golden-yellow border

Cypripedium kentuckiense Ruellia Burbank's plant is a formWe 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