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Lady Slipper (Yellow)

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Cypripedium calceolus
Lady Slipper (Yellow)

Habitat

They are found in the woods.

Description

They are like the pink lady slipper, except with a yellow irregular flower. Like all lady slippers, the flower is like a hollow balloon. The flower sits on its own stem. Leaves are long and slender with veins that stand out along their length. They bloom in the spring.

Taxonomic Features (Traits) for Identification

  • Flower Type: Irregular flower
  • Flower Color: Yellow
  • Leaf Arrangement: Around the base only
  • Plant Type: Wildflower (Medium - 6-8 inches)
  • Leaf Type: Long, narrow and entire (smooth edge)

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