Cypripedium Sabine Pastel Edgeworthia a most unusual shade of

a most unusual shade of pink

If there was a reason

This remusatia is native from India to Sikkim

but Centranthus ruber continues producing flower spikes through the remainder of the summer and is a magnet for butterflies

Aloysia virgata is a good supporter of pollinators and as a member of the verbena family (Verbenaceae) it is probably not grazed by deer

Cypripedium Sabine Pastel Edgeworthia a most unusual shade ofCypripedium 'Sabine Pastel' is a rare white flowered form of Cypripedium 'Sabine', which comes from a cross of the Chinese natives Cypripedium fasciolatum and Cypripedium macranthos. Atop the 18" stalk in early spring sits an obscenely large, Grade A egg sized, pure white flower. We have grown this orchid hybrid since 2006 and have been thrilled at its heat tolerance. Our seed grown ladyslipper orchids are all flowering size. Planting your Cypripedium