Paphiopedilum (Complex) "Lady Slipper Orchid"Paphiopedilum is a lady slipper orchid that is also commonly called "Venus Slipper". You can tell them apart from other orchids primarily due to the unusual shape of the flower which has a pouch like labellum. Complex Paphiopedilum are known as the "Bulldog Phaps" due to their large bloom size. Tendancy to bloom during the colder months. Light: part shade Soil: orchid mix Watering: even moisture Species and bloom color can vary. If you do have a

Approximately 24" exterior

The  green leaves can have auburn variegation and make a perfect backdrop to accentuate the perfect green tinted tubular flowers

flat foliage retains color through out the year without yellowing

Flower color and shape will vary per species

With leaves like multi-digit alien hands or a prehistoric beast reaching out for your attention

A shrub with thick leathery leaves that can have some of the brightest colors around from green

or "Portore"

"The smell of too much whisky and cigarettes on a musty wool shirt

5" W x 2"H

the leaves make a drastic change to a bright golden yellow with hints of pinkish orange

Pennisetum alopecuroides 'Little Bunny' fountain grass is little because of its petit foliage in a tiny mound and has bunny in the name we assume because of the buff colored fuzzy seed heads

Waxy white