Cypripedium segawae Musa This vigorous strain appears to

This vigorous strain appears to be typical Trillium cuneatum except for being much shorter and stockier than normal

depending on whether or not the leaf has been successful in impersonating an umbrella

who found it as a seedling in his garden

This has been a superb cultivar in our trials

This splendid form of the vigorous North American native Agave lophantha came to us from plantsman Ted Stephens of Nurseries Caroliniana

Cypripedium segawae Musa This vigorous strain appears to(aka: Cypripedium segawai) Cypripedium segawae is an endangered Taiwanese ladyslipper orchid from Hualien Province, where it can be found hanging off the steep forested mountain cliffs between 4,000' and 6,000' elevation. The fuzzy leaves make a lovely foil for the 10" tall spikes of bright yellow pouches and similarly colored sepals. Compared to most ladyslipper orchids, Cypripedium segawae has a long, 9 month growing season, emerging early and