Muhlenbergia sericea White Cloud Black Flowering Plants Planting your Cypripedium orchid

Planting your Cypripedium orchid

growing in either leaf duff or sphagnum

'Tokudama Aureonebulosa' makes a 3' wide clump of extremely thick

and not readily eaten by rabbits and deer

Schmid indicates that this form arrived in Japan from China in the 1800s

Muhlenbergia sericea White Cloud Black Flowering Plants Planting your Cypripedium orchid(aka: Incorrectly known as Muhlenbergia capillaris) This dazzling deer resistant introduction from Florida's Superior Trees is a white flowered version of the wildly popular Muhlenbergia sericea. Starting in late September and continuing into early November (NC), the showy, 4' tall x 4' wide clumps are topped with a soft, see through cloud of white that lasts well after frosts have begun absolutely dynamite! Muhlenbergia sericea 'White Cloud' is a