Notocactus schlosseri Bulgaria 'Fortunei' mutation from the late

'Fortunei' mutation from the late Robert Savory has been very difficult to find until now

and Cypripedium parviflorum means "small"

who realized it was a hybrid and named it after Warley Place

See if you agree that it's the best arisaema you've ever grown

We offered these originally as Trillium ludovicianum A2LA-006 before we made our final determination of their hybrid nature

Notocactus schlosseri Bulgaria 'Fortunei' mutation from the late(aka: Parodia schlosseri, Parodia erubescens) Notocactus schlosseri hails from Southern Uruguay, which has been the source of quite a few cactus that have thrived in our trials. Notocactus schlosseri has survived in our open rock garden since 2011, which includes wet winters and a low temperature of 7 degrees F. The solitary 6" tall x 6" wide rosette is armed with brown spines, and topped, starting for us in mid May with large lemon yellow flowers