Cypripedium Lady Dorine Matteuccia they almost resemble golf balls

they almost resemble golf balls that have rolled through wet grass

pink form of Salvia greggii collected by Pat McNeal near Saltillo

shared by plantsman extraordinaire Aaron Floden

Our 20 year old clumps are truly spectacular

A streaked Hosta 'Virginia Reel' (Hosta 'Crepe Suzette' x Hosta 'Riptide') in Judy Springer's Great Falls

Cypripedium Lady Dorine Matteuccia they almost resemble golf ballsCypripedium 'Lady Dorine' is a fascinating 2008 introduction from J. Opstaele, who crossed the Chinese Cypripedium fasciolatum with the Taiwanese Cypripedium formosanum. The 1' tall stalks are topped with large white pouches, occasionally lightly flecked with purple and backed by white sepals. Cypripedium 'Lady Dorine' multiplies nicely when happy in a well drained, slightly moist soil. Due to the Cypripedium formosanum parent, Cypripedium 'Lady