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Cultivar Details for Cypripedium parviflorum var. parviflorum 'MC2323' |
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Comments: |
This plant is growing on the grounds of the Bucks County Wild Flower Preserve in New Hope, PA. Small plant. |
Donor's culture notes: |
Plant has two growths and comes up every year. It is possibly an old plant (seven years or more). The plant is growing within 100 yards of two or three other clumps. Flowers appear to have lighter colored petals than is normal for this species. Flower is relatively large with no detectable scent.
The plant is growing at the base of a large oak tree and is flanked by large amounts of Spice bush, Wild leaks, May apples, and Trillium. There is a fair amount of limestone in the soil. |
Unique ID: |
MC2323
(this will not change even if any part of the name should change) |
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Propagation Efforts Involving This Plant
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TN4010 |
'MC2323' -spontaneous |
(Pol. May 2003) -- Failed more info |
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