Paphiopedilum "Lady Slipper Orchid" mediumPaphiopedilum is a lady slipper orchid that is also commonly called "Venus Slipper". You can tell them apart from other orchids primarily due to the unusual shape of the flower which has a pouch like labellum. Light: part shade Soil: orchid mix Watering: even moisture Note on size: plants are typically in 3 4. 5" growers pots Species and bloom color can vary. If you do have a preference we ask that you come visit us at the store to hand select the one

Light: part shade to bright filtered light

Will hold its color during the winter outside and then in the spring we recommend replacing with your spring annual selection

Fertilize:  use a balanced fertilizer at quarter strength once a week during the summer

Also having a muted maroon underside

both visually and literally

Here a crested Euphorbia is grafted atop the standard

The leaves can reach up to 10-16" tall at maturity

Tall spikes of white flowers that fade to a slight off-white pink

Cercis canadensis (Forest Pansy) redbud is a smallish tree with eye-catching lavender pea-like flowers that bloom in spring before the purplish foliage appears

Liatris spicata 'Kobold' has feathery deep purple flowers that bloom on narrow spikes of grass - like foliage

Lone is a mature collection of moss specimens from the damp swampy forests of New Orleans

Toxicity: toxic to humans and pets