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Lady Slipper (Pink)

Cypripedium acaule

Lady Slipper (Pink)

Habitat

They are found in bogs and wet woods especially in pine forests.

Description

It has one flower. It is a pink, hollow pouch with darker pink veins. It has a bare stem with long, large, leaves attached at the bottom. They bloom May through July. Also called, moccasin flower.

Taxonomic Features (Traits) for Identification


  • Flower Type: Irregular flower

  • Flower Color: Pink to white

  • Leaf Arrangement: Around the base only

  • Plant Type: Wildflower (Medium – 6-8 inches)

  • Leaf Type: Long, narrow and entire (smooth edge)

Lady Slipper (Pink)

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