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Cyp Emil (Cyp parviflorum X Cyp calceolus) Dormant Blooming size roots
Product Description
(Cyp. calceolus x Cyp parviflorum) W. Frosch 1993
Zone 6 - 7
Cypripedium Emil bears a close resemblance to its parents but is considered easier to grow and bloom. The flowers open in May. At a height of 14 – 20” it is a dainty addition to the shade garden. Plant in part sun to part shade but never in mid day sun. Good drainage is a necessity. Add plenty of organic compost and consider adding grit or other similar material if your soil is heavy.
Cypripedium Emil bears a close resemblance to its parents but is considered easier to grow and bloom. The flowers open in May. At a height of 14 – 20” it is a dainty addition to the shade garden. Plant in part sun to part shade but never in mid day sun. Good drainage is a necessity. Add plenty of organic compost and consider adding grit or other similar material if your soil is heavy.
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