Cypripedium Otto Uvularia but not without a piece

but not without a piece of this attractive heat-loving clone

so don't plant them near other less aggressive plants

These deer-resistant hellebores are seed grown from our plants at Juniper Level and have been selected for their single red-violet flowers

but the semi-evergreen fronds will remain until late winter/early spring

named in 1981 after Italian botanist Aldo Merole

Cypripedium Otto Uvularia but not without a pieceCypripedium 'Otto' is a 1991 Werner Frosch hybrid of the European native Cypripedium calceolus and its North American cousin Cypripedium parviflorum var. pubescens. Cypripedium 'Otto' is a vigorous hybrid, topped in early spring with large, lightly fragrant bright yellow pouches, each highlighted by three twisting amber sepals. Cypripedium 'Otto' is easy to grow and clumps well in the garden when situated in a rich, slightly moist, but well drained