Bulldog lady's slipper orchids (often called bulldog paphs) are a type of the more common lady's slipper orchid, which has narrow, mottled leaves and grows in warm conditions.

The showy lady’s-slipper, whose species name reginae means “queen” in Latin, is a spectacular, large white flower with a rose pouch that grows in calcareous (limy) fens and swamps.

The lady slipper flowers from early June to mid-July and grows in spruce and tamarack bogs, swamps, wet meadows, wet prairies and cool, damp woods.

The lady’s slipper sac-like flower is composed of fused petals that form a hollow pouch. The color and fragrance lure bees (bumblebees in particular) inside through a hole in the center of the ...

The lady’s slipper sac-like flower is composed of fused petals that form a hollow pouch. The color and fragrance lure bees (bumblebees in particular) inside through a hole in the center of the ...

The Showy Lady's Slipper is Minnesota's state flower, and it's against the law to pick it without permission from the landowner. The flowers can live for up to 100 years, ...

Minnesota Landscape Arboretum officials are investigating after a rare Showy Lady’s Slipper orchid disappeared over the weekend.The endangered wildflower variety has been protected under ...

The lady’s slipper sac-like flower is composed of fused petals that form a hollow pouch. The color and fragrance lure bees (bumblebees in particular) inside through a hole in the center of the ...