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This was at the SWROGA show and I was able to capture not only an image of the blooms, but also a fairly clear image of the growing instructions. Enjoy.

Cypripedium parviflorum var. makasin

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hehehe... I have a few more coming... one Roth that will knock your socks off. I recommend taking them off now in anticipation...

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Those remind me of the ones I've seen in the Sierra Mountains. Is it the same species?
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They are so very lovely. Thanks for sharing.
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Amazing and wonderful and totally drool worthy!
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I have been reading up on cypripediums and trying to learn as much about them since I read that article in the AOS magazine. I want them I want them! hehehe.


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There are some good books out there about growing native (and some non-native) cypripediums in the garden. I'm hoping to get them started in my garden next year... BD - you think they'd be kind enough to loan me that amazing plant for a starter That's an amazing specimin! Thanks for the pic.... that's what we call motivation!
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I also like those grass pink's I see in the background!
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