Sarracenia Starry Night Afghanistan leaving a much narrower creamy

leaving a much narrower creamy white center

you can't beat cardoon

upright clump as is typical with "protamericana

topping out at 8' tall by year's end

This 2000 Hemerocallis citrina hybrid from Ohio's Curt Hanson (which originally sold for more than $100) makes a statement in any garden

Sarracenia Starry Night Afghanistan leaving a much narrower creamySarracenia 'Starry Night' is a rarely offered pitcher plant hybrid from the late Larry Mellichamp, resulting from a cross of Sarracenia leucophylla and Sarracenia minor. The 2' tall green pitchers are adorned with large white skylights along the neck and the hood. The pitchers are a bit red in the face and neck, and fluids accumulate in the throat, but we've had it tested for COVID and the test came back negative. Larry said that Sarracenia 'Starry