Cypripedium reginae Alba Equisetum The lacy silver-blue foliage of

The lacy silver-blue foliage of Seseli gummiferum resembles a compact Artemisia 'Powis Castle'

montana) that was discovered by Kenji Watanabe of Japan's Gotemba Nursery on the slopes of Mount Fuji

It completely disappears in winter

are a nice foil for the flowers

Cypripedium reginae Alba Equisetum The lacy silver-blue foliage ofWe are pleased to offer the very rare white flowered form of the treasured US native Cypripedium reginae. These are flowering sized and nursery propagated from seed as a cultivar strain, so each plant is a unique clone. Cypripedium reginae is one of the latest species to emerge in spring, but when it does the 18" tall stems are topped with white, pocketbook like flowers in late June or early July depending on your climate. Cypripedium reginae prefers