Sarracenia wrigleyana Scarlet Belle Blue Flowering Plants This Japanese selection of their

This Japanese selection of their native aucuba is painfully slow-growing

with dramatic silver patterns in the center of the glossy

Cypripedium formosanum is similar in appearance to its closest relative

Epimedium dewuense was named in 2003 and first introduced to cultivation by Darrell Probst in 2006

evergreen clump boasts lacily-cut

Sarracenia wrigleyana Scarlet Belle Blue Flowering Plants This Japanese selection of theirSarracenia 'Scarlet Belle' is a selection of the naturally occurring cross of the white top Sarracenia leucophylla and the parrot pitcher Sarracenia psittacina that has rapidly become one of our favorite pitcher plants. This fast growing selection makes a 15" wide clump of upright, white with red veined, parrot head pitchers that pronate as they mature like they've fallen and they can't get up. Bugs beware, as each clump can form up to 100 pitchers!