Sarracenia leucopurea Arundo While it prefers an acidic

While it prefers an acidic moist soil

We feel this import by the late Oregon plantsman Chet Tompkins from a gardener in China is one of the finest acanthus on the market

Moist soils and good drainage ensure the best success

Hymenocallis traubii has been a star in our spring garden

Our offering of Penstemon murrayanus comes from an Aaron Floden seed collection in Winn Parish

Sarracenia leucopurea Arundo While it prefers an acidicSarracenia x leucopurea is a Plant Delights seed strain developed here from a cross of Sarracenia leucophylla 'Hurricane Creek White' x Sarracenia purpurea. This cross was formerly considered the same as Sarracenia x mitchelliana until Sarracenia purpurea and Sarracenia rosea were recognized as distinct species. When mature, these dramatic plants produce large, 1' long, dark red pitchers with white netting toward the top and around the large upright